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Final Cut Express 4 - iMovie HD's heir apparent
I too was rather frustrated when iMovie 08 came out until I really got the idea behind it. With all previous versions of iMovie, the intent was to make a video editor and that's all, but that strategy didn't go along with the rest of (what became) the iLife suite. The new version of iMovie is not longer an editor, but a video "digital shoebox", similar to iPhoto. It's not for editing, it's for storing, but it happens to have editing features.
Final Cut Express 4 - iMovie HD's heir apparent
I would not have been so ticked if the name had been significantly changed, so that I would know that I was getting a ViewMaster instead of Photoshop. An obvious disclaimer that "this is no longer the application you expect it to be - it has been refocused and simplified so users have minimal editing capability other than putting existing clips together in different ways."
Final Cut Express 4 - iMovie HD's heir apparent
I like iMovie '08. It works as it is supposed to. It makes it really simple to store video, and makes really nice looking clips that are easy to post to the internet. It is perfect for family movies, and quick clip posts to youtube. Now that i've said that, I think I'll go get a copy of final cut express :) |
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