Final Cut Pro X - How It Works

This is exactly how I like to learn, make it graphical. The author is right, a picture says a thousand words. The usual books from big publishers don't provide that, maybe it is too much work. I guess if you have a good author who knows the material, he can write a book in a short time but all those graphics in this manual must take a long time to create. They really help. Now I have the feeling that I understand the application.

I wished both FCPX books were combined in one volume. That's the only critic and 1 star deduction. Other than that a fantastic manual and I can highly recommended it.

I first got the PDF version. Great, super-clear writing style, but it looked a bit "flat," and clunky to read on an iPad.

Bought the printed version, pricey but nice.

For this update, I decided to try the iBooks version after hearing it was "special" somehow.

Holy smoke, it was!

This impressed me enough that I want to create a few "books" like these myself (in a completely different field).

For visual people who want to learn FCP X and Motion, I don't think there's a better way than this series of iBooks. Just put your iPad next to your Mac and refer back and forth between them. It doesn't get clearer than this!

The new iBook format looks fantastic, I had no idea.

When was the last time Apple hid their light under a bushel?

:O)

Best kept secret...

I used iMovie for my home movies and wanted to try Final Cut Pro X to use all those great features. I had the GarageBand manuals form the same author and saw the he also wrote a manual for Final Cut Pro X.
Although I was afraid that the app might be a little bit too much for me, with this book it turned out very easy. Everything is explained in a way that clear understood. I will definitely by the second part too.
Thanks for such a great manual