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FCP10 - the way to go?

Michael Chandler

10 years, 7 months ago - Michael Chandler

Hi all
I'm currently summing up the courage to invest a bit of time in properly learning FCP 10. To date I've grown up on FCP7, I only edit occasionally but will be doing more in the near future. And FCP 10 has been sat on my Launchpad for a few years taunting me.

So - before I invest this time, I just wanted to check that FCP 10 is worth it over FCP 7 - and also to ask, can anyone recommend some online tutorials (e.g. Youtube videos or the like).

Cheers!

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Paddy Robinson-Griffin

10 years, 7 months ago - Paddy Robinson-Griffin

If you're about to invest time and money into learning an new flavour of NLE, I'd suggest having a look at Lightworks first lwks.com

It's free and it's industrial class. It is the software many major movies were edited with - have a look at the site first and I'll give you a pound if you don't recognise any of the major projects it was used on ;-) Heck, two quid.

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Paddy Robinson-Griffin

10 years, 7 months ago - Paddy Robinson-Griffin

http://www.editshare.com/images/2013-branded-graphics/banners/EDS_WEB_Header_Level-2_Lightworks_AW_30-05-2013.jpg

^^^ This link shows just a few of the projects screengrabs you may recognise ;-)

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