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August 30th by chip
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Five things that impressed me about snow leopard
I picked up a copy of Apple’s Snow Leopard today and I have to say it is an improvement. It’s a hard sell to make “under the hood” adjustments seem sexy to the consumer, but here are my inital thoughts: 1. Hard Drive Space–I have an older Intel Ma...
August 30th by chip
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Final Cut Pro–Color Corrector 3-Way Tutorial
Here is a quick tutorial of how I use the Color Corrector 3-way filter. I feel it is one of the most important filters on Final Cut Pro. In this tutorial you will see how I make my footage look much better and keep it TV safe....
August 28th by chip
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My first Camtasia for Mac screencast
Ok, I completed my first screencast for my job, because most people use PC’s so I used Parallels 4.0 to run my virtual machine and Camtasia for Mac and screencast to host the files. I used Final Cut Pro 7 to edit the intro video and Adobe After Effects CS4 to create the c...
August 27th by chip
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Camtasia for Mac Review–Smart Focus
Today Camtasia for Mac was released and I did a quick video on smart focus, one of the many impressive things that comes with the software. I have been following their blog often and waiting for a Mac version. Well here it is, I will be writing a more in depth review once I u...
August 25th by chip
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Hide your Desktop with Desktopple Pro
I am using my laptop soon for our school system CEO to do a major presentation to over 1,200 people soon and I want hide my desktop but I am lazy and didn’t want to “clean it up” because I really like how my computer is organized. I also do a few screencasts a...
August 6th by chip
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Flip Video and Final Cut Pro Workflow
I use my Flip Ultra HD camera often and especially for my show Chip’s Flip (go figure). I had a lot of people ask me about my Flip HD camera workflow (esp. with Final Cut Pro) so I created a short video tutorial on what I use and how I do it. Feel free to [...]...
June 12th by chip
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