In this tutorial, we’re going to begin our three-part look at multicam by going over basic multicam editing in Final Cut Pro X. Final Cut Pro X has an excellent implementation of multicam, and they’ve ...
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Apple releases Final Cut Pro 12.2 update with reduced startup time and bug fixes
While not nearly as popular these days as Adobe Premiere and Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve, Apple’s Final Cut Pro is ...
One of the advantages of shooting video in 4K is that it allows you to zoom and pan within a 1080p project frame while still maintaining 1080p video quality. It’s great for doing faux-panning, or ...
In this walkthrough, we show you how to easily store Final Cut Pro X libraries on a Synology NAS with just a few configuration steps. We’ve posted a prior solution before that utilized the NFS ...
QuickTime Streaming Server 3 Preview is out. New features make streaming better, configuration is accomplished via a web-based interface, Mac OS X support, and more. Update: The release appears to ...
To edit your multicam clip, highlight it and drag it down to the timeline. By default you’re not going see your angles in your Viewer. You have to enable your Angle ...
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