can use final cut pro for this Sony HXR-NX70 without any support software?
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Of course! The AVCHD files are accessible by all main editors for many years. Unless your FCP is too old....
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Forgot to say love this camera. Use it all the time professionally. Sony corrected any negatives.
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Yes for fcp7. Would be shocked if fcp10 did not. Runs great on prem pro cs6.While yes for fcp 7, not an ideal editing codec. Suggest transcoding to pro res
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Yes, works great with both final cut pro 7, fcpX, and premiere. Check out youtube.com/mgbfilmtv for everything shot with this cam and edited in both final cut pro x and final cut pro 7. Make sure you get a high end SD card. Like the '16 gb extreme pro Sandisk' I love this camera, especially with fcp
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On page 146 of my copy of the Image Mixer 3 SE Software Guide I found some information about writing back to the camcorder.It has to be AVCHD standard only and I guess you need to use Canon Image Mixer 3 SE to do the editing. There are other limitations in the guide.I have not tried this yet. I write my edited movies to AVCHD on DVD-R and play on PS3, Blu-Ray Player or computer.One thing I like is the on-camera "Playlist". Even without a computer you can select specific clips and then play them in sequence.Of course you can't trim an individual clip but you can tailor the presentation of clips to a specific audience and then change it again and again....No tape ! I love this Non-linear stuff ! On page 146 of my copy of the Image Mixer 3 SE Software Guide I found some information about writing back to the camcorder.It has to be AVCHD standard only and I guess you need to use Canon Image Mixer 3 SE to do the editing. There are other limitations in the guide.I have not tried this yet. I write my edited movies to AVCHD on DVD-R and play on PS3, Blu-Ray Player or computer.One thing I like is the on-camera "Playlist". Even without a computer you can select specific clips and then play them in sequence.Of course you can't trim an... » Read More On page 146 of my copy of the Image Mixer 3 SE Software Guide I found some information about writing back to the camcorder.It has to be AVCHD standard only and I guess you need to use Canon Image Mixer 3 SE to do the editing. There are other limitations in the guide.I have not tried this yet. I write my edited movies to AVCHD on DVD-R and play on PS3, Blu-Ray Player or computer.One thing I like is the on-camera "Playlist". Even without a computer you can select specific clips and then play them in sequence.Of course you can't trim an individual clip but you can tailor the presentation of clips to a specific audience and then change it again and again....No tape ! I love this Non-linear stuff ! « Show Less
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Mine did not come with Sony Vegas. I use Adobe Premiere CC. When you drag the AX100's native UHD file into a sequence, a dialogue box pops up and asks if you want to change the timeline to the clip's format. It edits fine in the resulting timeline, or I often use it in a Black Magic Design Intensity Pro 1080i 59.94i timeline at scaled.
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Richard, easiest way is to use a Hi-8 camera fire-wired to your computer. Or buy a Hi-8 machine (sony makes one). Your editing program should be able to handle standard NTSC footage.
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I comes with a license for the Sony Movie Studio Platinum 13. In the previous versions it was called Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum but in this version they dropped the "Vegas". This is pretty decent editing software.
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I am currently running 10.10.2 on this system. I do not use Final Cut Pro 10, but I certainly believe you will have no problem.
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Check the compatibility chart at http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/support-info.pl?&info;_id=12&mdl;=DSCTX1#m2I think the HG is faster and supports 16GB and 32GB that is not supported by the standard Pro Duo.
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You should be able to. I run Final Cut Express 4 on a MacPro, OS 10.6.8, with an ATI Radeon HD 2600 PCI card.
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Yes. You'll need something that can export to dxf format or one of the others that the software tool that comes with the machine supports. There are also some open source options that accept a wide variety of alternatives.
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Not familiar w/Sony software; I was about to go for Elements or look into the Google Picassa . . . I find WINDOWS Paint ridiculously hRD TO USE . . .
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I'm not sure. I think you can contact Sony Vegas customer support and they should give you an answer. I did try to get a little more information about editing DSLR video on SV but they were no help. In fact, they wanted me to pay for tech support just to get that answer. I've now switched to using Premier and feel it's a way better option. It's costly and you need a great dvd tutorial to get a handle on it but I feel it's 100 times better than Sony Vegas. Good luck with your editing. Sorry I could not give you more info.
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hello, this is not something we can sell you. Please contact Vid-Pro Directly. They should be able to assist you.Contact Phone: (718) 523-2900. Thank you
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I am using finalcut pro but to capture the footage i use imovie coz final cut is giving me lots of error messages
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Sorry, Craig. I haven't been using any of the included software. I use Pinnacle 12, with the recent AVCHD update, but I still have trouble synchronizing the audio with the video. Have tried many things, including new video card. I have a fairly fast computer and lots of memory. The camera will convert to SD, but of course the image will not be nearly as nice. SD, however, is so much simpler to edit.I will admit, the more I use the camera, in basic, automatic modes, the more I like its features. The on board lamp does actually help, some. Color adjustment in auto mode still lacks, but overall, its a lot of camera for the money.Good luck, sir. Sorry, Craig. I haven't been using any of the included software. I use Pinnacle 12, with the recent AVCHD update, but I still have trouble synchronizing the audio with the video. Have tried many things, including new video card. I have a fairly fast computer and lots of memory. The camera will convert to SD, but of course the image will not be nearly as nice. SD, however, is so much simpler to edit.I will admit, the more I use the camera, in basic, automatic modes, the more I like its features. The on board lamp does actually help, some. Color adjustment in auto mode still... » Read More Sorry, Craig. I haven't been using any of the included software. I use Pinnacle 12, with the recent AVCHD update, but I still have trouble synchronizing the audio with the video. Have tried many things, including new video card. I have a fairly fast computer and lots of memory. The camera will convert to SD, but of course the image will not be nearly as nice. SD, however, is so much simpler to edit.I will admit, the more I use the camera, in basic, automatic modes, the more I like its features. The on board lamp does actually help, some. Color adjustment in auto mode still lacks, but overall, its a lot of camera for the money.Good luck, sir. « Show Less
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Download from http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/model-home.pl?mdl=ICDSX712&LOC;=3
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Nope and it needs a certen type of 3.0 to work, might check out the website for avermedia for more info
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I don't know about Vegas Pro, but Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 9 certainly can. Since Vegas Pro is the far more expensive professional version of Vegas Movie Studio Platinum, it's hard to imagine that it can't also do this. You zoom in on video clips in exactly the same way as you do with still photos. Keep in mind that if you do this, you almost certainly want to deinterlace your video if it wasn't filmed in progressive mode. It's not a big deal, just something you need to keep in mind. However, if you intend to do this often, you might want to shoot your video in progressive mode to avoid the deinterlace process altogether.