Category : 4K Cameras , Final Cut Pro
The Osmo+ is DJI’s first handheld gimbal with an integrated zoom camera. It features an advanced 4K camera which enables you to shot crisp DCI 4K (4096 x 2160) resolution at 24/25 fps, UHD 4K at up to 30 fps in either MP4 or MOV container format with MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 compression codec. After the shooting stage,
Category : 4K Formats , Final Cut Pro
As the newest and smallest Mavic Drone, the DJI Mavic Air features a 12 MP camera capable of capturing 4K footage at up to 30fps. For Mac users with the professional NLE editing software – FCP X, you may wish to do some advanced color grading or create stunning effects and sweeping graphics with the
Category : Final Cut Pro , H.265 (HEVC)
iPhone 4K H.265 editing for FCP X is still waiting The release of High Sierra allows users to play 4K HEVC content shot on the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and the upcoming iPhone X on Mac system with a six-generation Intel Core processor or newer. However, another bad news is that editing 4K H.265
Category : 4K Formats , Final Cut Pro
The X-T2 is the first Fujifilm mirrorless camera to offer UHD 4K video recording options. It records this ultra high resolution 3840 x 2160 footage at an excellent 100 Mbps bitrate with H.264 compression codec. For Final Cut Pro X users, when the shooting is completed, you may come the idea to load the Fujifilm
Category : Final Cut Pro
The DJI Zenmuse X4S 4K combines with CineCore 2.0, the Inspire’s powerful image processing system to record 4K/60 H.264 and 4K/30 H.265 videos at a 100Mbps bit-rate. For Final Cut Pro X users, when you try to import the Zenmuse X4S 4K to this professional NLE software, you may encounter many problems during the importing
Category : 4K Editor , Final Cut Pro
When Trusted Reviews reviewed the Panasonic Lumix GH4, it was the first compact system camera to include 4K video capture at a time when 4K displays weren’t particularly prevalent. Nowadays, that’s changed and 4K/Ultra HD televisions are far more readily available. Not surprisingly then, 4K once again plays a big part with the updated Lumix
Category : Final Cut Pro , H.265 (HEVC)
The Inspire 2 takes everything that was good about the Inspire 1 and improves it. An all-new image processing system records at up to 5.2K in CinemaDNG RAW, Apple ProRes and more. It goes from 0 to 50mph (80kph) in just 5 seconds and hits a maximum speed of 58mph (94kph) and has a max
Category : 4K Cameras , Final Cut Pro , XAVC
Sony a99 II ($3,199.95 – Available for Pre-order Now) gets Sony’s top-of-the-line 42.4 MP back-illuminated CMOS sensor and a all-new processor and LSI turbocharged for more processing horsepower than any Sony camera to date. Sony a99 II allows you record 4K video from the FULL WIDTH of the fullframe sensor…unlike some other DSLRs. Or you
Category : 4K Cameras , Final Cut Pro , XAVC
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 Mark V is the latest addition to Sony’s popular lineup of 1″ enthusiast compacts. The major additions to the Mark V are on-sensor phase detection AF, a touchscreen LCD and an incredible burst rate of 24 fps with full-time focusing. The AF system takes the same 25-pt contrast-detect system and adds
Category : 4K Cameras , 4K Editor , 4K MP4 , Final Cut Pro
After you used GoPro Hero5 (GoPro HERO5 Black, GoPro HERO5 session) recorded some 4K videos, you may need to edit the footages with editing programs, like FCP X. Many users are talking about the GoPro Hero5 video editing issue on forums. The question is whether GoPro Hero5 recorded 4K MP4 files work well in FCP
Category : Final Cut Pro
Canon has announced the EOS 80D, the successor to very capable EOS 70D that, notably, introduced Dual Pixel autofocus. The 80D brings some marked improvements to Canon’s mid-market, enthusiast line, including a new 45-point AF module and updated Dual Pixel AF. Body-wise, the 80D remains very similar to the 70D, which means a polycarbonate exterior
Category : 4K Cameras , Final Cut Pro
Thanks to its high-sensitivity one-inch CMOS sensor and DIGIC DV 5 image processing platform with high calculation-processing power, the new Canon XC15 is capable of capturing high-image quality and low-noise 4K UHD video. While, as far as I know, some Canon XC15 users have difficulties importing Canon XC15 4K Footage into FCP X for editing.
Category : 4K Cameras , 4K MOV , Final Cut Pro
The Canon EOS 5D Mark IV is a semi-professional 30.1 megapixels full-frame digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera made by Canon. There is no doubt Canon 5D Mark IV can record 4K video easily. About Canon 5D Mark IV 4K recording 4K recording has become essential in the current generation of high-end cameras; it delivers far
Category : 4K Formats , 4K MOV , 4K MP4 , Final Cut Pro
Last week I presented a webinar covering 4K Video, the iPhone 6s and Final Cut Pro X. As I was researching my presentation, I discovered a variety of interesting facts that I want to share with you.Final Cut Pro X connects with your iPhone automatically; assuming the phone is connected directly to your computer via a
Category : 4K Cameras , Final Cut Pro
The Osmo system from DJI combines the Zenmuse X3 camera/gimbal with a detachable handle, bringing the benefits of stabilized 4K shooting to a handheld form factor. It enables up to full DCI 4K (4096 x 2160) video recording at 24 or 25p with MP4 format in a .MOV wrapper (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264). 4K videos enables a
Category : 4K Formats , Final Cut Pro
As we all known, video quality is one of the most factors that many people concern. So the 4K video is more and more popular with many people. The effect of 4K video is very great, and you may expect the 4K support in FCP, since it seems like everything is shooting 4K these days. Although
