> isn't the best word. how about "old dogs" who can't learn new tricks?
Don't make that judgement. Just because I've learned and edited on at least a dozen NLEs doesn't mean I'm unwilling to learn new software. It means quite the opposite. I've cut on lot's of systems, right now I cut on Avid and FCP. I'm buying a new system soon that's going to be Ubuntu so I can learn Cin. I've also cut on imovie, and as a professional, I would never consider using that interface to start a project, be it commercial or feature. > don't mean to be name calling, just seems proposterous that adding a > feature from imovie would scare away "professionals" I have no apprehensions to adding features, in fact the more options the better! I am for example interested in using a more "Nodal" type approach such as employed by the Smoke or Flint workflow. As long as it's an option. I would thing it would be a mistake to take what is a very powerful timeline and reduce it to the simplicity of the imovie interface. Again as an option, cool - let's see it. But as the main approach, I would hope not. > and no offense to jay, I was just being silly but its hard to tell > maybe because google can't translate sarcasm yet! No offense. emotocon -> :-) -Jay Truesdale _____________________________________________ Northern/Southern California Cinematographer website: www.emrl.com/j e-mail: cinejay(at)emrl.com blog: www.jaytruesdale.blogspot.com _____________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
