Final Cut Pro X helps small company delight world’s biggest clients

From beginning to end, the editing process is dramatically streamlined by the powerful features built into Final Cut Pro X. Its skimmer tool makes it faster for editors to view and evaluate incoming footage. “Final Cut Pro X offers you a quicker way for that third pass on your rushes,” says Lindsay. “You can scrub to the point of action and get the part you want.” Sophisticated keywording for clips allows editors to mark clips by...

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Exploring death through the isolation of VR

“Thank you for being here and being willing to consider moving towards the idea of dying and death,” a calm, male voice prepares me for the virtual meditative journey.A hazy white light source rises in the distance as the voice walks me through the process of focusing on my breathing. I watch the blades of the grass swish to the left with the wind. The tree slowly starts to lose its leaves. “Feel the air around...

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All the smartphones we expect to see at MWC 2017

LGI’ll admit, I was swept up in the sheer novelty of last year’s G5, but that modular gamble hasn’t paid off the way LG hoped. That explains why the G6, which LG has already revealed in drips and drabs, seems like a dramatic change. All signs point to the G6 being a non-modular device, which, while unsurprising in some ways, should come as a blow to G5 adopters who believed the company when it said those bolt-on...

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It will cost $670 to get 90 percent of 2017’s ‘Hearthstone’ cards

How pricey does that make Hearthstone now? If players only spent real-world money buying enough packs to get 90 percent of this year’s content, it would cost them about $670 up front.That’s the number Redditor FliccC arrived at in a post they published shortly after Blizzard’s announcement, a total that is significantly higher than the $440 or so it cost to buy the same percentage of last year’s content. While...

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It will cost $670 to get 90 percent of 2017’s ‘Hearthstone’ cards

How pricey does that make Hearthstone now? If players only spent real-world money buying enough packs to get 90 percent of this year’s content, it would cost them about $670 up front.That’s the number Redditor FliccC arrived at in a post they published shortly after Blizzard’s announcement, a total that is significantly higher than the $440 or so it cost to buy the same percentage of last year’s content. While...

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