| >Funny, Final Cut X isn't a real tool, it's sad that Adobe are trouncing apple at the moment in the video space Perhaps you are 1-2 years behind in the news. What you refer was based on the FPCX release back in the day. Since then it added the missing features (multicam, library management and tons of other stuff), and has regained market share. Actually it has been one of the top sellers for Apple. Professional editors that bashed it, have changed their tune -- you can find several articles and posts to that effect. The whole backslash were because FCP7 was discontinued and initial FCPX didn't have 100% parity. Plus, editors didn't know how development works (can't blame them), so couldn't understand that a newly developed engine, re-designed to be future-proof, will have dropped features and might lunch without 100% parity. >and OmniFocus is a toy piece of software... there are probably more users of Atom.io than Omnifocus ;) You seem to have a very bizarro notion of what's a "toy piece of software". Actually Atom.io is as fringe as it gets. Most people have checked it out of curiosity and returned to their editors. Omnifocus, OTOH, has been featured on the Mac Store, and has been on the top list of best selling apps. |