I too have seen and heard nothing but amazing things about training from
Apple.
But I think they might be able to continue their training service even
with the increased volume. I bet a lot of people don't make maximum use
of their available training time they pay for, and it gets people back
i
On Wed, 29 Apr 2009, Tom Piwowar wrote:
There are many, and only FCP requires a proprietary OS.
You forgot that there are some NLEs that also run on Windows. They are
not as good as the three choices provided by Apple, but they are there.
I have not looked at the NLEs available on Linux. What
There are few NLEs that come close to Final Cut Pro. Maybe Avid, but
it's even more confusing. Once you learn the basics of FCP, it has no
rivals for professional video editing. And, yes, I've used quite a few
apps/solutions over the past 15 years. No, I didn't have FCP training;
RTFM and pract
>One on One a wonderful thing but it seems to me they will not be able
>to afford to keep doing it once Apple's current sales boom subsides...
I was thinking they would not be able to afford to keep doing it as their
sales kept booming. Too many takers would swamp their capacity.
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One on One a wonderful thing but it seems to me they will not be able
to afford to keep doing it once Apple's current sales boom subsides...
?
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I've always known Apple was good for its customer support, but this just
blew me away. This may be specific to our store (the
> There are many, and only FCP requires a proprietary OS.
You forgot that there are some NLEs that also run on Windows. They are
not as good as the three choices provided by Apple, but they are there.
I have not looked at the NLEs available on Linux. What do you suggest?
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>I've always known Apple was good for its customer support, but this just
>blew me away. This may be specific to our store (the only one in
>Indianapolis-actually...
Nope. They offer this coast to coast.
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: Re: [CGUYS] Apple One to One Training
No question, Final Cut is one of the more difficult NLEs to learn.
Very steep learning curve. Probably rivaled only by Avid.
But let's not confuse your decision to go with a difficult app - one
that virtually demands training - to then praise the tra
No question, Final Cut is one of the more difficult NLEs to learn.
Very steep learning curve. Probably rivaled only by Avid.
But let's not confuse your decision to go with a difficult app - one
that virtually demands training - to then praise the trainers needed
at whatever cost. You guys could ju
On Apr 29, 2009, at 8:14 AM, David Turk wrote:
This may be specific to our store (the only one in Indianapolis-
actually, the only Apple chain store in Indiana, although there are
independent Apple stores), but maybe others have good experiences
at their stores. Highly recommend it.
Nope,
I had my first session yesterday, & am amazed that Apple can offer this level
of training for only $99/year. Myself & several co-workers are learning Final
Cut (& trust me, you need thrusters on full when learning this program). We
can book sessions at once a week, over the internet. I've alw
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