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Final Cut
- Thread starter Di-in-nz
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I Can't ever remember seeing a demo version of FCP. That might be because of the size of the application content.
Perhaps your local Apple dealer could give you a demo using your camera content.
Also, Apple has some tutorials here clickable on the bottom half of the page.
Perhaps your local Apple dealer could give you a demo using your camera content.
Also, Apple has some tutorials here clickable on the bottom half of the page.
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Yeah, I don't think there are any demos available at all. The whole studio takes up about 53 gigs of space, final cut alone with all of the features is a few gigs.
I think the best thing to do is go to the apple store and try it out. The computers are usually loaded with content so you can try to edit video and audio etc.
I think the best thing to do is go to the apple store and try it out. The computers are usually loaded with content so you can try to edit video and audio etc.
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That is true at the Apple stores but not common at third party Apple dealerships. Di-in-nz is in New Zealand.
Protel maybe the people to talk to down there. Perhaps there is a small posibility they could arrange for a tempory license key. It would be worth a phone call at least.
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Oh wow, I didn't even notice where he/she was from. My apologies. I'd most definitely would do what the other said 
good luck!
good luck!
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