Having been working in the video business since 1988 I have amassed a great amount of knowledge of both the kit and production values over the last 30 years.
3 thoughts on “Larry Jordan makes sense of FCPX 10.0.3”
Thanks for providing these informative clips Philip. It would seem that there is more to this software than many of us have realised, although the unfamiliar interface seems quite difficult to navigate.
Worth another look methinks before abandoning Final Cut.
I got Scott to edit his latest program on FCPX and he had no problems with the interface. I need to wait till the monitor output is fixed as it does not work properly yet, unlike Larry’s statement but I doubt he has even tried it yet.
That’s interesting. Perhaps it’s a classic case of us oldies having to ‘unlearn’ previous habits?
Thanks for providing these informative clips Philip. It would seem that there is more to this software than many of us have realised, although the unfamiliar interface seems quite difficult to navigate.
Worth another look methinks before abandoning Final Cut.
I got Scott to edit his latest program on FCPX and he had no problems with the interface. I need to wait till the monitor output is fixed as it does not work properly yet, unlike Larry’s statement but I doubt he has even tried it yet.
That’s interesting. Perhaps it’s a classic case of us oldies having to ‘unlearn’ previous habits?