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Wednesday, August 31, 2005

Final Cut Pro 5 Acquisition

 
With every upgrade there are some growing pains. When approaching any new project it's a good idea to know how you are going to bring it all into Final Cut Pro correctly so you don't suffer later. Take a look at this simple checklist I made up to assess capture and system settings available in Final Cut Pro 5. For a full detailed explaination, check out this article by Andrew Balis from Ken's Stone's site where this info was originally gathered.

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