Compositing Slow-Mo with Real-time in Final Cut Pro & Cinema Tools Part 1

[TheIhre]

Please answer this!!!!!!! where can i get cinema tools?? i really need it (doesn't have to be bought if you know what i mean) please tell me i've been google it all day! can't find anything!

please answer somebody!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BboyMisterMoose]

@TheIhre it comes with final cut pro...u can torrent it which i would recommend instead of shelling out 800$ for software...

[TheIhre]

@BboyMisterMoose i've tried finding a torrent but it is impossible!!!!

if you find one could you give me the link please?

thanks

[DJtheDaniel]

ProRes422 Saves the DAY!!! wooo!! Great vid though man, its really unfortunate the 5D can't shoot in 60fps cause I'd love to try this out sometime.

[MrParasitemeat]

dude awesome i didn't know you can do that. I was thinking of shooting something like that but with a green screen. Thank you for saving me the time...

[LPODDAYUNGEN]

OMG THANX YOU so much i am subing now

[DiCasaFilm]

@LPODDAYUNGEN you're welcome. and thank YOU

[jlcastanon86]

check your audio peaks before exporting dude.

[DiCasaFilm]

@jlcastanon86 I hear you. Funny thing about this video is that I made this tutorial without ever using Final Cut. It was all made using Quicktime Player and MPEG Streamclip. So I never actually brought it in to final cut to see the audio levels. They are a bit hot at times because I was using a lavelier plugged right into my iMac. That's what happens when Final Cut is not involved I guess, haha.