Except that it has for a decade, and the creep upwards has only been in the last few years. This is where the commenters chime in and tell me that if I’m serious about editing video, I shouldn’t use a Macbook Air or that video editing doesn’t come cheap. If you take a look at the minimum system requirements for the latest version of Adobe Premiere Pro, you’ll see that it even outpaces a brand-new Macbook Air in some areas. I can’t say the same for Adobe Premiere Pro, and this is what’s baffling. And several years later, on the same Macbook Air I installed it on seven years ago (and paid for once, without a subscription), it still works just as well and mostly as fast. Final Cut Pro X was derided for its interface change, but in reality, it dumped old conventions for a sleek and modernized interface that just worked.
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Since non-linear editing software became easier to use and more cheaply available, video editing became a tool for the masses, not unlike pen and paper. One of the great changes I’ve seen since I was professionally shooting video for newspapers is the democratization of the tools. While through the universities I’ve worked at, I’ve been able to run all of this software on the latest and greatest machines, my home setups more mirror what mere mortals can afford: a humble Macbook Air and a mid-range PC and iMac. I’ve used everything from Final Cut Pro 7, to Final Cut Pro X, to several iterations of Adobe Premiere Pro. As some background, I’ve been teaching college students to edit video for the better part of a decade.
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