Archive for 'Software'
Plural Eyes Version 3.0 released at NAB 2012
Posted on 16. Apr, 2012 by planetViking.
Plural Eyes 3.0 Major update of editors’ favorite timesaver delivers new visual workspace and lightning fast syncing; users can manage media and projects in new and more imaginative ways Vancouver, British Columbia — April 16, 2012 — Singular Software™, a developer of workflow automation applications for video production, is demonstrating the brand new PluralEyes version [...]
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How to create an HDR Timelapse – a Dustin Farrell Tutorial
Posted on 22. Mar, 2012 by planetDustin.
It’s the year 1991. I’m a kid on a beach in St. Petersburg, Florida trying to capture another amazing sunset with my new awesome camera. This was the day I first learned about the inadequacies of digital photography. That picture I took . . . sucked. The sunset didn’t look nearly as magical as it [...]
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Finally! Canon EOS Utility updated to work on OSX Lion
Posted on 01. Feb, 2012 by planetMitch.
Peter (@IamPter on twitter) sent us this good news this evening – Canon has updated the EOS Utility to work on OSX Lion and he also sent us the download link. I was able to download it and install it on my OSX Lion setup on my iMac and it worked like a charm. This [...]
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Apple updates Final Cut Pro X with some stuff that should have been there in the first place UPDATE 4
Posted on 31. Jan, 2012 by planetMitch.
We’d heard rumors about it yesterday and 9to5mac just published the story (tho it hasn’t yet been picked up by other sites like macrumors yet surprisingly… was there an embargo that is being ignored? -update 8:54 am CT – macrumors does have a story now) Included as a free update are these features and more… read [...]
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Adam Forgione on Editing Songs for your soundtrack
Posted on 02. Dec, 2011 by planetMitch.
We met Adam Forgione at the #mastersInMotion workshop and we were very impressed with his ability to talk about audio in filmmaking – and he contributed this tutorial on how to break down and edit songs for your soundtrack from his blog post: Editing Songs | Pennylane Workshops. We’ll be having Adam on planet5D live [...]
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CrumplePop: Film and Broadcast Effects for Final Cut Pro and FCPX
Posted on 09. Sep, 2011 by planetMitch.
We’ve been following CrumplePop guys for a few months and they’ve got some pretty fun filters for Final Cut Pro X (and the older FCP 6 & 7) and they’ve recently announced several new tools that you should know about! Finisher for FCPX Finisher makes it easy to dramatically improve the image quality of your [...]
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Learn color grading in Final Cut Pro X – free and downloadable options
Posted on 22. Jul, 2011 by planetMitch.
A series of free training videos for Final Cut Pro X color grading have been posted by Color Grading Central. The site is run by Denver Riddle (maker of the Luster Film Burns we featured a couple of weeks ago). If you’re interested in having copies of the tutorials downloaded so you can watch them [...]
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Angry about FCPX? Then help fund a collaborative video editor – Novacut
Posted on 19. Jul, 2011 by planetMitch.
If you’re angry about Final Cut Pro X, then put your money where your mouth is and help fund a new collaborative video editor (called Novacut Pro) specifically designed for the HDSLR enthusiast. This is a kickstarter project that you can help fund here. Overview Why HDSLR? (from the project at kickstarter) Initially we’re only [...]
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Managing Your FCP X Events & Projects using Disk Images
Posted on 15. Jul, 2011 by planetMitch.
A new post from Ken Stone about how to use disk images to manage your Final Cut Pro X events and projects – quite an elegant solution. UPDATE: Michael sent a note indicating he’d had some trouble with this method – read about it on the FCPX facebook page Snippet In my ongoing effort to [...]
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Slow motion – the 1% factor – in Final Cut Pro X
Posted on 14. Jul, 2011 by planetMitch.
Remember all those cool Twixtor movies slowing down HDSLR footage to really really slow speeds? It turns out you can do that very nicely in FCPX without a plugin. I tried this on some Canon EOS 5D Mark II (reviews) footage and it worked nicely. [source: tweet from Richard Harrington "Slow motion at 1% using [...]
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Win a Luster Film Burns pack worth $99 on planet5D
Posted on 12. Jul, 2011 by planetMitch.
Want to win a free pack of film burn/light leak effects worth $99? Digital Cinema Foundry has given us 3 FREE Luster Film Burns Packs to give away to the 3 people who share this story/post the MOST. Here’s how the contest works: 1) Enter your email address below (we respect your privacy) 2) You [...]
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