
Ask MKBHD V7: CES 2016!
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Questions and Answers from Las Vegas! What's in my bag: @BAFw52_td9Z Video Gear I use: amzn.com ~ twitter.com google.com @MarquesBrownlee @MKBHD @MKBHD
The video captures Marques Brownlee at his Las Vegas hotel prep for CES 2016, answering a slew of viewer questions gathered from Twitter. He discusses his switch from Adobe Premiere to Final Cut Pro 10, highlighting improved performance, faster render times, smoother playback, and a better overall editing workflow. He notes a trade-off in losing some Premiere plugins and effects, but emphasizes how Final Cut has enhanced his efficiency, especially for on-site CES coverage. The host then pivots to CES 2016 expectations, describing CES as increasingly focused on niche, high-tech devices, with a rising emphasis on car tech like Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, alongside flagship displays and 8K TV tech. He shares what he’s brought for editing on the road, including a 15-inch MacBook Pro with an all-matte black finish, and confirms he’ll be editing with Final Cut on-site. The Q&A covers topics from fingerprint sensor usefulness to a possible Tesla Model X feature video, what’s in his bag for the trip, and the balance between staying lightweight and capturing high-quality footage. He also touches on the likelihood of 8K TV adoption, audio setups on the show floor, and how press access has evolved for YouTubers, finishing with a casual, light-hearted closing and a plan to meet viewers at CES.
Topics · technology · video_production · consumer_electronics · events_coverage · car_tech · display_technology
Questions answered
- What editing software did MKBHD switch to for CES 2016 and why?
- He switched to Final Cut Pro 10 because of improved performance, faster render times, smoother playback, and overall editing efficiency, despite some trade-offs with plugins available in Premiere.
- What CES 2016 tech areas did MKBHD highlight as particularly interesting or emerging?
- He highlighted car tech integration like Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, high-end displays and 8K TV potential, and general high-tech consumer electronics that CES is starting to emphasize.