FCP
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- noun
- Specialized
- Because from your description, FCP X would be very suitable for that kind of establishment.
Examples
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I disagree that I should use FCP X for paying gigs before I decide its suitability for a job.
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Many professional filmmakers prefer FCP for its advanced editing features.
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For those not comfortable with FCP X, you have a really wide range of choices.
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When I first attempted to use FCP X, it was a horrible experience, but mostly because of my expectations.
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It's really almost exactly like FCP 7 (but better) if you cut like that.
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In houses running all FCP X, it isn't an issue.
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If after careful determination FCP X is the tool for you, that's great.
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You'll have more credibility when you've actually used FCP X for a month or two.
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The problem with FCP X is the new paradigm: primary storyline, secondary storyline, connecting clips.
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Even unrendered projects export faster from FCP X 10.0.6 than the current PPro CS6 release.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
FCP is an abbreviation that stands for either Final Cut Pro or Fibre Channel Protocol depending on the context. A helpful way to remember it is to read the letters as their parts: Final 'last', Cut 'edit', Pro 'professional' for the video program, or Fibre 'fiber', Channel 'path', Protocol 'rules' for a fast way to move data, so the letters tell you whether the meaning is about video editing or computer systems.