Cinestyle has transformed my Canon DSLR and footage looks so cinematic with it. The key to good looking CineStyle footage on Canon DSLRs is a LUT curve. Here is a guide on how to do all that, with Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere CS5.
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I’ve recently moved from Final Cut Pro because I want the speed boost of 64bit. Those with a NVidia CUDA enabled card will also get real-time FX editing with no timeline rendering.
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Or… 10 reasons why Apple desperately need new versions of Final Cut Pro and Quicktime
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Tired of rendering the timeline and transcoding footage off a memory card in Final Cut Pro?
CUDA is a technology from NVidia which allows a programmable GPU to act like a CPU (graphics processing unit) and now Adobe Premiere CS5 supports it.
Read moreEnable Premiere CS5 CUDA on your Macbook Pro and never render again