This video tutorial details how to set up Canon 5D MK II footage on Final Cut Pro. After watching this, you'll be able to create an easy setup for your project. It covers using the Audio/Video Settings option and using the Sequence Preset Editor to maximize your project workflow. See how to create the Easy Setup!
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7 Comments
thank you very much for your tutorial !!!!!!!!
Why wouldnt you just add the clips to the timeline and let it adjust the settings automatically.
Thanks!!!
Thanks for the tutotial. It was smooth and painless!
yea this is absolutely just the wrong way to do this...
you need to transcode 5d mk II footage to prores (which version depends on your mac) then import and just drop a clip to a sequence and it will adjust the settings for you
One thing is certain, you absolutely do not edit h.264 natively in fcp and it is a mistake to do so
Hey guys I really need a help from you. I am busy editing a short event I will like to put 3 or 4 clips playing in the some line? I am new on FCP 6. anyone can help?
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