Re: Cinelerra digest, Vol 1 #2263 - -nancy reagan says say no to imovie! by the way looking forwards to hear more about the 35mm project, I think its a perfect example of the potential for a rough edit feature followed by something that can handle hardcore 35mm goodness!
also, sorry about the misquote hermann! , Jay Truesdale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Oh goodness gracious the last thing I would want is for the developers of > Lumiera to model the new editor after imovie! (tears swelling up) just kidding. Look, if it scares away professionals to have a speedy workflow with all the same features and benifits of fcp, than maybe professional isn't the best word. how about "old dogs" who can't learn new tricks? don't mean to be name calling, just seems proposterous that adding a feature from imovie would scare away "professionals" I think people really need to look at the potential of incorporating said features, rather than the shortcomings of apple. I mean theres room for that, and if Jay wants his job could specifically be explaining everything he hates about imovie (or fcp and avid for that matter) because I'm sure you could learn a lot from that and make cinelerra a lot better by studying others mistakes... still, holding a prejudice against a software based mainly on its efficiency is just silly. I personally, would like to edit whole movies intensely rapidly, and certain features like a skimming feature would increase workflow... -but if that would make it too "unprofessional" than god I don't know... maybe professional is a term for people who do things the hard way, as opposed to the right way? just a thought... and no offense to jay, I was just being silly but its hard to tell maybe because google can't translate sarcasm yet! OMDAL: Just because a few people mention something it doesn't mean the whole project will change focus ;-) The brainstorming is around how doing this could speed up a pro workflow. E.g. I'm doing lots of documentary right now, so maybe I could benefit from a more effective rough-cut method. But I want my real timeline for the bulk of the work. --=20 Beste helsing, Odin H=F8rthe Omdal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> See, open mindedness. thats all I'm asking! Looks like other people are getting the picture. -or the rough cut if you will.... -OMDAL: ...My Final Cut Pro-projects can not be done in an iMovie-like interface... thank god programmers are working on the next major incarnation of the video editor! 2008 is the year of linux growth. I see the inevitability of linux doing everything macs and windows do, but incorporated into a new system, open source, and because of that an infinitely faster improvement cycle GO TEAM!!! and yeah don't get rid of the timeline, whats wrong with being able to add clips through skimming to a traditional timeline? _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
