I do HD editing in FCP on a daily bases and am very pleased with it.
But everytime new versions come out, many get nervous. Well I don't.
I'm happy with the current version of FCP and won't upgrade to FCX
soon because then I'll also have to upgrade my hardware probably so
that is going to be an >$3000 joke. I like to continue using outdated
soft- and hardware as long as possible. I agree though that many are
(considering) jumping to Premiere, whereever you read you see FCP
users having nothing but praise for Premiere and I'm getting more and
more curious too about the new versions.
Rieni
At 30-6-2011 01:43, you wrote:
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>I started editing with Premiere 5.1. I was on the bata testing team
>for Premiere 6. I have owned every version of Premiere; however, for
>the last two years I have been editing with FCP 7. Now that Final
>Cut 7 is dead I had a close look a FCP X and decided to pass and
>upgrade to PP 5.5. There was lots of things I liked about FCP but HD
>is too difficult to work with if you don't have a 64 bit program. I
>think that a lot of people who try to make a living in the video
>industry that previously used FCP will be switching to PP or Avid. I
>looked closely at Avid but the learning curve is pretty steep for a
>product that doesn't really do anything more (at least for me). I
>think the new FCP X is an excellent product for young filmmakers but
>I do event videos, primarily live theatre. Compressor (Apple's Media
>Encoder) which was included in the FCS has been upgraded very
>slightly and is still not 64 bit. I used to like DVD Studio Pro but
>Encore gives me better looking results. FCP will still be a part of
>my workflow because I will use it to sync my multi clips with Plural
>Eyes. I like PP, it is like an old friend that has slowly and
>intelligently evolved.
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