How on earth is it going to handle that on export..dokool wrote: -Final Cut Pro gets "Open Timeline", which will accept multiple formats <i>and frame rates</i>.
Really? Works pretty much like a more intuitive Premiere IMO. What are you comparing to?AtomX wrote:I've been using FCP in all of my video classes. As far as it's logging/bin setup, it works wonders if you're editing an original film. But as far as a raw editing program....... I'm not impressed....
AtomX wrote:Premiere. I'm sure it has more to do with how much I'm used to Premiere vs. how much I'm used to FCP (been using Premiere for 8 years, been using FCP for a month). But, how FCP handles certain things (like clip placement, clip adjustment, etc.) seems much more suitable for editing a film. I can't imagine ever editing a music video in it...
I do it all da time ... 
i completely agree. for me, Premiere can do the fine tuning more efficiently and quickly. I ended up doing a music video for my FCP editing class and i could've finished it a lot faster in Premiere. It's a nice program, and if i had it, id use it for a short film or something of that nature, but for MVs, i'll stick with what i have.AtomX wrote:Premiere. I'm sure it has more to do with how much I'm used to Premiere vs. how much I'm used to FCP (been using Premiere for 8 years, been using FCP for a month). But, how FCP handles certain things (like clip placement, clip adjustment, etc.) seems much more suitable for editing a film. I can't imagine ever editing a music video in it...
The version included in Studio 2 is Motion 3.