• RED Tip of the Day

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    RED spinning Drives are a “no go” at concerts and on helicopters. The sound levels and/or vibration will cause dropped frames. For long takes use RED Ram or 16GB-64GB CF cards only.


    Jim Jannard – RED Leader

  • Few seats left! Larry Jordan Power UP Seminar in DC

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    More information can be found here!

  • Get ready for what’s coming!

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    A new colleague I met in San Francisco (Kevan, who just happens to be a two time Oscar winner) is working on this amazing new capability between NVIDIA and Adobe. Keep your eye on this one, it seems to be foretelling where the next leap in editing is heading.

    GET READY FOR WHAT’S COMING! <--Click to see the video demos!
    What are you waiting for? Ensure your system is ready for the Adobe® Mercury Playback Engine and the highly anticipated future release of Adobe® Premiere® Pro. With this breakthrough CUDA™-based technology, get an amazingly fluid, real-time video editing experience. Upgrade today to a required NVIDIA® Quadro® solution to get an immediate boost in performance with your Adobe® Creative Suite® 4 and be ready for what’s coming next.

    • Experience real-time results when applying multiple color corrections and effects across more than three video layers – but only if the system has Quadro
    • Enjoy smooth scrubbing and playback of complex projects with real-time effects
    • Refine effects-rich HD and higher-resolution sequences in real-time
    • Work in real-time on complex timelines and large projects with thousands of clips – whether your source is SD, HD, 2K, 4K or beyond

    Enjoy being one of the first to hear about it here at DCFCPUG!


    Rodney – DCFCPUG Leader

  • FCP Tip of the Day (2/25/10)

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    Tip of the Day!

    Final Cut Pro – Four Differences in Changing the Speed of a Clip


    Here are four key differences between a constant speed change and a variable speed change.

    TIp Jar

    There are two ways to change the speed of a clip in Final Cut Pro: constant speed or variable speed .

    A constant speed change:

    • Always changes the duration of the clip
    • Always changes the duration of the timeline
    • Changes both the audio and video
    • Always plays every frame from the In to the Out

    A variable speed change:

    • Never changes the duration of the clip
    • Never changes the duration of the timeline
    • Changes only the video
    • Plays the In, after that, all bets are off

    Constant speed changes are done from the Modify menu, while variable speed changes can be done in either the Motion tab or Timeline.


    Courtesy of Larry Jordan