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<![CDATA[High Noon Pro - talk about film...]]>Mon, 22 Aug 2022 06:46:08 -0700Weebly<![CDATA[19th amendment anniversary]]>Wed, 26 Aug 2020 14:45:34 GMThttp://highnoonpro.com/talk-about-film/19th-amendment-anniversaryAlthough this isn't about film or video, it's so important, that HNP must honor
the 100th anniversary of ratifying the 19th amendment, on August 26, 1920, which FINALLY gave women the legal right to vote. Can you believe it? 1920!
Anyway, here's to the brave, smart, tenacious suffragette.

also, appreciate Trump for pardoning Susan B Anthony.

]]><![CDATA[premiere sucks]]>Tue, 04 Mar 2014 03:25:10 GMThttp://highnoonpro.com/talk-about-film/premiere-sucks

So, didn't like premiere CS6 - kept freezing and crashing, like it had something against
my mac book pro. Wouldn't blame it, but was mighty inconvient. Now what?

]]><![CDATA[Adios FCP X]]>Thu, 10 Jan 2013 18:50:02 GMThttp://highnoonpro.com/talk-about-film/filmmakers-postI am a certified Final Cut Pro instructor, and was a dedicated Final Cut Pro editor. However, once my Macbookpro basically blew up (the graphic card burned out) I had to replace my laptop - which of course is not compatible with FCP6 that I was contently using. So with my new laptop, that meant FCP X. So, I went to the apple store and checked it out. It is a mix of FCP and iMovie - so FCP X is perfect for consumer use. In other words, it sucks for professional use. I was so disgusted, and discovered that amongst pro editors, I was not alone. We felt abandoned by Apple, and after so many years (I started from the jump: FCP 1) of loyalty, Apple decided they make more money with consumer goods: iPhone, iPad, iMovie…
Hello Premiere CS 6
Hope I like it!
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