General Discussion - Canon MOV to FCP- Edit Canon EOS M H.264 MOV in FCP 7/X vivian78 - Tue Sep 25, 2012 3:10 pm Post subject: Canon MOV to FCP- Edit Canon EOS M H.264 MOV in FCP 7/X
How to import Canon EOS M H.264 MOV files in Final Cut on Mac 10.8
Inspired by EOS technology, Canon developed the new EOS M Digital Camera. Canon introduced the market to Full HD video capture with smooth, quiet continuous autofocus made possible by Movie Servo AF and STM lenses, advanced CMOS sensor technology, and the processing power of DIGIC 5.
The EOS M Digital Camera leverages these key technologies to deliver high-quality moving and still images with creativity provided by Canon's extensive family of interchangeable lenses.
You may have got this amazing Canon EOS M camera, it's exciting for us to take photos and record full HD 1080P videos. The EOS M recorded file format is H.264 MOV, this format is supported by many editing software, but it can’t be supported perfectly, take FCP X for example. Final Cut Pro X supported best video format is Apple ProRes 422 Codec MOV format, you can edit video with this format in Final Cut Pro X smoothly. And Canon EOS M recorded video is H.264 MOV format, so it’s great choice to convert EOS M MOV to ProRes 422 codec MOV format, then you can edit EOS M video well in FCP X on Mac. You can follow the steps below to convert Canon EOS M footages for FCP X.
1. Download and install Pavtube Canon H.264 MOV Converter for Mac. It's can convert videos between rich video formats, such as convert Canon MOV to ProRes 422 for FCP X.
3. Click format column to choose the best output format for editing in FCP X. if you want to edit EOS M MOV video in FCP X, you are recommended to choose Final Cut Pro -> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov).
4.You can click settings button to customize the output parameters, such as resolution and bitrate.
5.Edit function is useful and convenient for you to use. You can trim, crop, adjust effects or add watermark to the video.
This Canon EOS M to Final Cut Pro X converter can help you convert the video format/codec you need quickly, video and audio quality are best guaranteed. It's easy to use the software so just have a try. You can also try iMedia Converter for Mac which also supports DVD and Blu-ray videos. For more information about Canon cameras and Final Cut Pro (X), please visit Canon Column and FCP Column.
