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The future is now depending on your connection speed. Plenty of potential tho.

Sequence: video editing in the cloud by Iain Anderson - ProVideo Coalition We’re used to cloud services, but video editing remains, for most of us, a stubbornly offline anomaly. If Google Docs, Office 365 and iCloud can make cloud-based shared-documents a reality today, why do most of us still edit videos entirely locally, and when’s that likely to change? Of course, s...

Adobe to Acquire Frame.io FCPX & Final Cut Pro Dedicated News, Tutorials, Reviews & Forums

Nile Rodgers Stars in a Cutting Edge Technology Project Powered by Final Cut Pro and the Mac Pro 8K60p REDRAW, a Mac Pro, a Pro Display XDR, Final Cut Pro and the legendary Nile Rogers. Another superb FCP user story from Ronny Courtens.

Color Finale Transcoder - BRAW, ARRIRAW, DNG and CinemaDNG into FCP You’ve just purchased a shiny new Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro or Pocket Cinema Camera and are looking forward to the benefits of shooting camera raw. Oops! Final Cut Pro doesn’t support BRAW. Sure, you could use DaVinci Resolve, but you’d rather stay within your preferred editing ecosystem. Fear ...

Top Video Pros Weigh in on Where Apple Should Take Their Platform Patricio Ortega, the renowned Chilean carpenter and furniture designer of Maderîstica, said of his craft of carpentry, it “is not a job like another, it

One of the best ever.

Watch This Footage Shot on iPhone 12 Pro in Dolby Vision [Video] Apple has posted footage shot on iPhone 12 Pro in Dolby Vision by Emmanuel Lubezki.

Remote collaboration in the cloud and file transfers up and down speeds are making huge strides this year, and hopefully is the harbinger of the end of a drive hand off at long last. Not vaporware, but no demo yet.

Postlab Drive Launched - Shared Storage in the Cloud for FCPX Postlab has expanded. Today we have the launch of the collaborative media tool Postlab Drive that takes advantage of the new proxy capabilities of Final Cut Pro X.

Home - NAB Show Express May 13 - 14, 2020. NAB Show Express offers access to premium content curated and customizable for the global media and entertainment community.

First Commercial Magnetic Video Tape Recorder April 14, 1956 - Ampex Co. demonstrates the first commercial magnetic video tape recorder. It cost $45,000 and an hour-long reel of tape cost $300. It went into use later in the year. Ampex received a 1957 Emmy Award for their device.