Thats why we buy good equipment and software. Be prepared for 2 day render times with anything but. Nothing free is any good.
Thats why we buy good equipment and software. Be prepared for 2 day render times with anything but. Nothing free is any good.Sorry if this has already been covered but I am having frustration with editing 4K on a fairly new Dell business machine. Is there a thin free editor app that works well with 4K. I have tried the GoPro free app but it takes about 6 months to render video. The video comes out great but I requires a half day to edit a 5min video. Any advice?
Im surprised anyone in the pro business uses FCPX. Its just a toy and like most, I moved to Prem Pro CC after being on FCP7 for 18 years.All the FCP editors I know moved to premiere when FCPX came out....
My company used to use Avid (we had 15 editors all on Avid).
I now use 20 various Freelancers around the country, and 4 use Avid, 15 use Premier and 1 uses FCPX.
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I don't know about FCP7, but FCPX works fine for me. ... Maybe I'll grow up some dayIm surprised anyone in the pro business uses FCPX. Its just a toy and like most, I moved to Prem Pro CC after being on FCP7 for 18 years.
I have no idea. I edit for a living and to us FCP people, it is just a toy... an updated iMovie. Its all you need though for the type of editing you are doing.I don't know about FCP7, but FCPX works fine for me. ... Maybe I'll grow up some day. But seriously, it's good for getting your feet wet, without being too overwhelmed.
I'm not doubting you. If editing was all I did for a living, I would certainly buy the best software. And I would really consider when I outgrow FCPX. Is it not a good learning tool, or stepping stone?.. I mean, a new pilot can fly a Cessna 172, but throw him behind a 737, and he's gonna be lost.I have no idea. I edit for a living and to us FCP people, it is just a toy... an updated iMovie. Its all you need though for the type of editing you are doing.
All good. Its all you will need but its a different editing system. You are right though. Its not a program we use in the pro world. e.g. if I had an editor wanting g a job as an editor for me, I wouldn't be able to give them a job till they learnt a pro system. We all used FCP7 for years and most have moved to Premiere Pro now as Apple stopped catering for the pro market and went for the consumer market.I'm not doubting you. If editing was all I did for a living, I would certainly buy the best software. And I would really consider when I outgrow FCPX. Is it not a good learning tool, or stepping stone?.. I mean, a new pilot can fly a Cessna 172, but throw him behind a 737, and he's gonna be lost.
Sorry if this has already been covered but I am having frustration with editing 4K on a fairly new Dell business machine. Is there a thin free editor app that works well with 4K. I have tried the GoPro free app but it takes about 6 months to render video. The video comes out great but I requires a half day to edit a 5min video. Any advice?
Sounds like a slow machine. I render 4k in about 45 seconds per 1 minute of video @ 422 pro res on an i7 4790k hackintosh (cost me less than 1k to build).
What's your spec? That's impressive speed
Thats why we buy good equipment and software. Be prepared for 2 day render times with anything but. Nothing free is any good.
I just purchased a iMac 27" 5K retnia display with the following. I am still learning all the ins and out's and its a dream. I also added an additional 32GB of ram to the existing 8GB
- 4.0GHz QC i7, TB up to 4.2GHz
- 8GB 1867MHz DDR3L (2x4GB)
- 1TB Flash Storage
- AMD Radeon R9 M395X w/4GB
- Final Cut Pro X
adobe premier i just shot a videon on 1080 at 60fps but can save it more than 30? any ideas and how to do it on 4KI would try Adobe Premiere Elements. It's not free, but it's very reasonable and pretty easy to use.
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