Posts Tagged ‘final cut’

Canon C300 takes top honors, but Sony's F5/55 garners attention. Thanks to our friends over at Cinescopophilia for alerting us to the 2014 Televisual Production Technology Survey. Televisual questioned 100 executives at “leading TV, film, commercials and corporate production companies in the UK” to determine…

[adrotate group="6"]Apple has finally released their promised 10.1 upgrade to Final Cut Pro X (FCPX) and surprisingly, the upgrade (assuming you already own it that is) is free! If you haven't purchased FCPX, now's the time to give it a try (that's me plugging my…

A year ago many film makers raved about the powerful film looks achievable with FilmConvert. Now the goodness is, for Premiere and After Effects users, faster and even more awesome with powerful new features as announced on the FilmConvert web site. [adrotate group="6"] [adrotate group="9"]…

There have been major rumors of a new version of Final Cut Pro (FCP) coming possibly in the near future, maybe around NAB time, who knows. We've thought about covering those rumors, but I think the other sites (those you can see on the HDSLR…

The other day, we were contacted by Patrick Donohoe from CrumplePop about this method of making HDSLR video incredibly slow - like we've posted about recently with Twixtor - and we thought you'd appreciate the info. We've been given permission to reprint this here on…

Chris Fenwick will be our special guest in the planet5D HDSLR chat room on Monday November 29th at 8pm Eastern (02:00 GMT Tuesday). Some of you may know Chris as he has been on the blog before - but he's recently been cutting some work…

Adobe Premier Pro CS5 is making some headway amongst film editors - especially those editing video from a Canon EOS 5D Mark II (reviews) or any of the Canon HDSLRs because is doesn't require transcoding of the video in order to edit smoothly. We've become…

Putting a Canon EOS 5D Mark II (reviews) on the back of a bike and shooting a movie implies lots of vibration and bouncy output, but this video shows that with Final Cut Pro's smooth camera filter, it can be done! This video is interesting…

With all the excitement over video on the Canon EOS 5D Mark II, photographers new to videography will need training and finally, we have Final Cut Pro (FCP) training that is customized for the Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Introduction Not long ago, we were…