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    Home / Blog / NAB 2011

    A Better Look at FCPX

    April 13, 2011 by Patrick

    A Sneak Peak — FCP X

    FreshDV just posted an excellent closer look at Final Cut Pro X. It shows a lot of the new features that aren’t exactly easy to understand without seeing. The new magnetic time line is very impressive. Seeing all of the different options involved in each clip looks quite useful.

    Fun to see the segments where the crowd loses it. I heard the stream last night, but seeing them all cheering is pretty fun.

    Great coverage from FreshDV. Really appreciated the cuts of what attending users thought as well. Cool piece.

    Filed Under: Misc., Motion Tagged With: Closer Look at FCPX, FCPX, Final Cut Pro X, FreshDV, NAB 2011

    Canon Annouces Two New PL Mount Cine Zoom Lenses

    April 8, 2011 by Patrick


    Canon is displaying two new lenses at NAB next week. They’re touting the FK14.5-60 wide-angle cine zoom and the Canon FK30-300 telephoto cine zoom as specifically made for use in television and film production. They claim these lenses we’re created to work with 4k as well as HD. I’m assuming that 4k will be one of the buzz words of the convention, so it’s perfect that they would wait to show them off at NAB.

    It’s nice to see Canon realize how many people are using their cameras for video. Their focus on releasing more products for the cinema minded Canon user seems like a step in the right direction.

    Check out Canon for the full press release.

    Filed Under: DSLR Tagged With: 4k, Canon, Lenses, NAB 2011, Telephoto Lens, Zoom Lens

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