Logan Kelsey sent us links to three more fabulous looking mini-docos shot on RED and edited in FCPX.
#Fxfactory pro 5.0.7 software#
Well what a month, it was the beginning of a lot of hardware and software speculation, but we started it off with some more user examples of FCPX in Action. Nick Watson got in touch to tell us about 'The Man Who Shot beautiful Women' a documentary edited on FCPX that aired on the BBC. Coremelt released SliceX (powered by Mocha) for FCPX and also a couple of handy plugins should you shoot on cameras with flat picture profiles.
This powerful audio plugin for FCPX can remove reverberation from voice. Larry Jordan gave us the 'heads up' about Unveil from Zynaptiq. Part One: Unboxing and first thoughts, Part Two: Living with it We had the joy of living with a top spec Apple iMac to see how it performed.
Tangent kicked it off with Hot Spots, followed by PHYX and Flarelight and XFlare from SUGARfx. May was a quieter month, but it also seemed to be the month of flares and light leaks. TouchEdit for the iPad looked cool with its skeuomorphic film strips and grease pencil, but it seems to have been overshadowed by the FCPX updates.īack to the expanding list of great user stories on FCP.co and Mike Fernandes shared with us how Emmy winning show George to the Rescue gets cut on FCPX. We saw a new app called Backups that made backups for FCPX, Coremelt upgraded SliceX so that mask points could be keyframed and Hamburg Media released the AS-11 Suite for exporting files from FCPX for broadcast delivery. Unfortunately, it wasn't the last time in the year we saw a company releasing FCPX products with a dubious heritage. Social media was red hot with their exchanges. Plugin newbies Pixel Film Studios had been caught red handed by MotionVFX copying and publishing one of their products. This was the first one of many broadcast user stories we featured over the year.įebruary was dominated by an argument. He described why they changed to FCPX and the workflow that they used. Shot on two Red Scarlets in 4K, the job started on FCP7 and then transitioned over to FCPX.
#Fxfactory pro 5.0.7 series#
Olivier Galliano was the assistant editor (and then main editor) on the French TV series 'Lazy Company'. This is the first video from a series of 5, the methods of sharing might have changed since the 10.1 update. John Davidson from Magic Feather showed us in 'FCPX on air' how his company made trails using Final Cut Pro X running on shared storage. We published some great user stories and tutorials. Another method for building plugins looked promising, but it failed to gain traction within the market.Ĭrumplepop released their Dale Grahn Color iPad app unfortunately on a day that the normally rock solid Vimeo decided to crash. PixelConduit was updated from Conduit to work in conjunction with FCPX. Little did we know of the impending argument that was to follow. We kicked off the year with a raft of new plugins for FCPX, FxFactory, Reelpath, Nattress and Cineflare to name a few, all released products. We take a look back at the big stories of 2013, the great user profiles, the new products that were released, the trade shows and of course the year ending big software and hardware updates. It's been an pretty packed year for FCPX and Apple news.
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