A1Burokas@aol.com
Fri, 25 Jun 1999 22:59:58 EDT
In a message dated 6/25/99 9:35:00 PM, jemstone@apple.com writes:
>Final Cut Pro does a better job of handling high and low quality preview
>of your DV footage, when playing it is a medium quality, (an improvement)
>then when paused it snaps into high quality mode.
My favorite feature of Final Cut Pro, after messing with it for just a
few minutes, is the fact that you can jog your way through a video without
having to reset the cursor- just reset the ball of the mouse and keep holding
the button. This is highly intuitive once you do it and I found myself
actually trying to figure out why this was so easier... it was that intuitive.
I haven't been able to play with it for long, but it reminds me of the
first time I used the Mac.
Now if Apple can only realize the goof they made with the interface
change in QT-4, and make it look like QT-3 (i.e. the rest of the Mac
interface) things would be much better.
In a message dated 6/25/99 10:10:14 PM, kvp@ERINET.COM writes:
>Sorry Bruce, I know by now you're absolutely green with envy. No
>problem. FCP can correct the color- it's just one more render away.
>Oops- too much. Now your face is red from all that laughing. Now we'll
>have to render again....
Don't I recall correctly that one of the features of QT-3 was realtime
color correction? I know Terran was starting to offer a product that did
this, but what ever became of this functionality?
Anthony
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