Category: Technology
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Why Final Cut Pro specific cameras?
At the MacWorld Supermeet last night, JVC announced two new camcorders that are QuickTime native – designed for Final Cut Pro – but with an interesting twist.
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Additional First Cuts documentation
Logging More logging is good up to a point. I learned that you don’t overload story keywords as the same clips keep coming up in many edits, often not so successfully. So my advice now would be to keep the story keywords for each clip to the minimum that really describe the clip’s value to…
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Assisted Editing – the beginning
A little background into the development of our new software tools for Assisted Editing.
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First Cuts and Finisher released tonight
At the Los Angeles Final Cut Pro User Group this evening we announced the availability of two products: First Cuts for FCP and Finisher for FCP. The Assistant Editor product demonstrated at NAB 2008 was renamed “First Cuts for FCP” to better reflect its main function. “Finisher for FCP” was shown publicly for the first…
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QuickTime X???
In an overview of Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6) Apple refers to “QuickTime X” with precious little other detail. Here’s my take on what it might mean.
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Little boxes, on the set top, little boxes full of ticky tacky!
Netflix joins with LG to add Netflix service to LG devices – but only Netflix, so you’ll still need your cable box, your Apple TV, your Vudu, another three inputs on the HD TV and a three week training course for family and friens.
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ProRes 422 Explained
Tim Wilson over at CreativeCow.net neatly summarizes the “wisdom of the COW” on Apple’s ProRes 422 codec in two longish articles.
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Want more information on Sony’s NAB releases?
DVUser.co.uk have a great writeup on all the Sony cameras announced/shipped/previewed at NAB 2007.
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XML Article at kenstone.net
Ken Stone has released an article I wrote on XML in the Final Cut Studio.
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Why Revver Gets it
Revver is one of the few “Web 2.0” sites that really gets the changing nature of the Internet.