Ron Priest
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Dec 20, 2007, 8:41 PM
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FCP 6 vs PPro CS2: A+ for FCP's Multi-Cam Editing
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Well I finally made it to lesson 6 today in Diana Weynand's FCP 6 book, and I have to say I've very impressed. This was a lesson that I've really been looking forward to. This lesson explained how to create subclips, creating subclips using markers, creating a storyboard, how to replace edits, and most importantly , multicam editing.
Multicam editing in FCP is far superior to Premiere Pro hands down! It works along the same principle, but is so much easier to set up, and all of your camera views playback in realtime very VERY smoothly. Not all choppy as they do in Premiere Pro. As the multicams are displayed in quadrants on the viewer (source monitor for PPro users) the output is displayed in full resolution in the canvas (Program Monitor in PPro) very smoothly. PPro doesn't show the selected output on it's program monitor during live switching. Also, there's no mysterious problems with loss of audio as there is when learning multicam editing in PPro. Bottom line, I've extremely pleased.
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(This post was edited by Ron Priest on Dec 21, 2007, 12:42 AM)
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