For a few minutes today, Twitter account BWilks2001 played host to a number of images purporting to come from Apple’s forthcoming Final Cut Pro X and Motion 5 release, giving designers an intriguing glimpse into what could be the future of Apple’s professional video production suite. Then, just like that, the Twitter account was gone, brought down by Apple’s lawyers.
But don’t worry. We’ve got all the leaked screenshots, after the jump.
[via MacRumors]
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11 responses to “Leaked Screenshots Show Final Cut Pro X In All Its Glory… And We’ve Got Them [Gallery]”
I wonder if it will support AVCHD natively…
The screen shots are not of Final Cut, but of Motion.
Shouldn’t this be Apple Motion in all of its glory?
hmm just doubling up the pics i see
I’m not sorry to admit I read this same story on the other blogs…and no one else reported that it was Apple’s lawyers that had the Twitter account taken down. This in addition to the other errors in this post is pretty sloppy.
They said it will handle all the major formats natively, and mentioned AVCHD specifically.