Final Cut Pro - Tutorials, Reviews, Techniques

Product Review: By Kevin McAuliffe

Colorista II
A first look at Red Giants anticipated new release!

When it comes to a program like After Effects, competing with Color Finesse 3 (that comes with AE CS5) can be tricky, but if there is one company out there determined to do it, it's Red Giant Software and their flagship color correction application Colorista. Read More

New to Final Cut Pro 7 is an export function called Share. Gone are the days where you have to figure out your compression settings to export a sequence. One set of settings for your ipod, another for the web, another to create a DVD. Now, all you have to do is choose your destination and Final Cut Pro will determine the best settings for you! Read More

Tutorial: By Diana Weynand

Diana's Top 10 Final Cut Pro 7 Features #5: Speed Changes

Whether or not you have used the Final Cut Pro speed functions, you're sure to love the new speed changes. Simple-yet elegant and powerful. You will be able to change speed in your clips easily and with a lot of flexibility. Read More

Feature: By Diana Weynand

Diana's Top 10 Final Cut Pro 7 Features #6 - Apple ProRes Formats

Apple ProRes is not new to Final Cut Pro 7. It was introduced in Final Cut Pro 6. But with FCP 7, the ProRes family has been expanded to include 3 new-and extremely useful-formats. Read More

Feature: By Mike Jones

Final Cut Pro freebies for a better edit experience

It seems no matter how mature and complex creative software tools become, particularly non-linear editing systems, there always seem to be the extra things you find yourself wishing for. The technology trickle-down effect has seen enormous changes over the past decade where the tools that were once the sole domain of high-end turn-key systems - with appropriate astronomical price-tags - are now stock standard. Read More

Quick Tip: By Diana Weynand

Diana's Top 10 Final Cut Pro 7 Features #7 - Improved Markers

You know those little post-it note pads that come in multiple colors? Ok, admit it now. Do you ever color-code your notes? Maybe yellow notes are financial, pink ones are hot to-do items. Well with Final Cut Pro 7, you can now use color to label your markers in a very similar way. There are several other marker improvements as well. Read More

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Google Inc has held talks with gaming companies as it looks to develop a new service to compete with social networking website Facebook, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter. The Internet giant has ... Read More

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James Bond producers worried by indefinite delay

The "James Bond 007: Blood Stone" video game event in London this month had all the class and splash one would expect from the world's most elegant spy. Guests sipped Champagne in the historic former church venue One Marylebone and inspected... Read More

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SIGGRAPH 2010: Day 1

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SIGGRAPH: cmiVFX training

SIGGRAPH week is here and its that time again where learining new ideas and ramping up your training is essential to your success. cmiVFX understands first hand how important it is to constantly learn new techniques that will make you m... Read More

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