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Re: Final Cut Pro 7 wishlist
by David Roth Weiss on Nov 12, 2008 at 6:12:44 am

[Tom Wolsky] "This workflow is great for motion graphics. I'm not sure it's suitable for workflows in an editing process that requires color correction, where the color correction may take place fairly early in the edit workflow rather than at the end. I think it would simply bog down the editing process."

Tom,

I understand your case, but the workflow needn't happen in that manner just because it can.

Adobe actually does like to sell the point that dynamic linking enables editors to do lots of things "as you go," instead of at the end, but I'm not a big fan of that approach myself, at least in most instances. But, having completely seamless access to all media and to all layers in every app in the suite all the time seems to be something good to shoot for.

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