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[NAB 2013] Ahead of NAB 2013, Apple releases updated version to Final Cut Pro X, Motion & Compressor
![[NAB 2013] Ahead of NAB 2013, Apple releases updated version to Final Cut Pro X, Motion & Compressor](https://i0.wp.com/kplprod.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Final-Cut-Pro-X.jpg?resize=150%2C150 "[NAB 2013] Ahead of NAB 2013, Apple releases updated version to Final Cut Pro X, Motion & Compressor")
Paving the way to the big marketing push for NAB 2013, Apple released today the 8th release of Final Cut Pro X and added once again some significant features. Motion & Compressor join also the party with some updates of their own. The full details after the jump.
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ProCutX is a new iPad surface controller for Final Cut Pro X
Since the early days of the iPad, we all dreamed to use it has a surface controller for our daily work. The interface being able to morph into anything, it wasn’t so hard to think of shuttle, Steinbeck decks, sliders and shortcuts. It took a while but the apps eventually started to appear… Here’s a short list of the best ones with the addition of a great new addition.
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Apple updates Final Cut Pro X to 10.0.7, Motion to 5.0.6 & Compressor to 4.0.6
Only a few weeks after updating Final Cut Pro X to 10.0.6, Apple updates once again Final Cut Pro X with a maintenance & bug fix release.
This update addresses the following issues (from Apple.com):
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Ripple Training released “Optics”, a new FCPX plugin for all your HUD & viewfinders needs
Ripple Training released today Optics, a new FCPX plugin for Noise Industries’ FX Factory set of plugins.
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Sony to release XAVC, the missing link to UltraHD TV, licensees include Apple, Adobe and more
For some time, I was wondering how we are supposed to feed the new Ultra HD televisions that will be presented at the next CES, in january 2013. For those who don’t know yet, Ultra HD is the commercial name of what professionals call 4k which has a 3,840 x 2,160 resolution.
Sony might just announced the missing link: a new codec named XAVC. This codec, found in the new F5 & F55 CineAlta camcorders, is an open-standard based on Level 5.2 H.264 video compression with allow up to 12-bit color depth (4:4:4), 60 fps speed at 4k (!) and up to 180 fps in HD.
Sony will released this month an SDK to developers for supporting this new codec in their applications and fourteens companies are already on-board including Adobe, Apple, ASSIMILATE, FilmLight & Quantel… Sony hopes to bring this codec to consumers too.
Until I can get a hand-on this models, I’ll try to upgrade my Blu-ray to this new XAVC… until H.265 HEVC comes too…
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Noise Industries releases FxFactory 4.0 for Adobe Premiere Pro & Final Cut Pro X
New plugin platform available for Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Noise Industries announced today that visual plugin platform FxFactory 4 is now available. The new update supports Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
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Final Cut Pro X updated to 10.0.6 (Motion & Compressor too)
After a few months, Apple updated once again Final Cut Pro X to its 7th release and added some significant features.
The most prominent features:
- support for RED footage including native RECODE Raw editing
- unified import window for file-based & tape-based footage
- MXF plug-in support that allows you to work natively with MXF files from import through delivery using third-party plug-ins
- an improved “share” menu customizable by users
- dual viewers
- ability to precisely edit individual audio channels directly in the timeline.
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