Are you looking for the best way to import videos recorded by Nikon D7500 to FCP X and edit natively? In this article we will share the best program with you, it can transcode Nikon D7500 MOV files and 4K videos to FCP X Apple ProRes 422 or ProRes 4444 codec, and then you can edit Nikon D7500 with FCP X natively.
Nikon D7500 is a new DSLR released not long ago, it uses EXPEED 5 image processing engine and 20.9 MP DX-format image sensor, they are the same as Nikon D500, what’s more, Nikon D7500 has the ability to record full HD 1080p videos as well as 4K UHD videos, with the help of the powerful hardware of Nikon D7500, you can get high quality videos and images easily, you can focus on the image and don’t need to worry about the quality.
There are many users have got Nikon D7500 and used it recorded some full HD 1080p videos and 4K UHD videos, most users have the need to import Nikon D7500 videos to FCP X for editing on Mac, and most of them have found that FCP X can’t support Nikon D7500 videos smoothly, why Final Cut Pro X can’t support Nikon D7500 recorded 1080p and 4K videos smoothly? It is because Nikon D7500 recorded videos’ codec is not the native editing codec for Final Cut Pro X. If you check native supported codec of FCP X on Apple official website you will know that only Apple ProRes codec can be native supported by FCP X, in this case if you want to edit Nikon D7500 videos with FCP X natively, you will need to transcode Nikon D7500 videos to FCP X Apple ProRes 422 or Apple ProRes 4444 codec.
How to convert Nikon D7500 to FCP X Apple ProRes 422/4444 codec?
Acrok Video Converter Ultimate for Mac is the recommended software to convert videos to Apple ProRes 422/4444 for FCP X, it has the ability to convert full HD 1080p videos, 4K videos, Blu-ray movies and DVD movies to Apple ProRes 422/4444 MOV, MP4, MKV, AVI, WMV, etc. with the help of Nikon D7500 to FCP X converter, you can convert videos to any formats you want, this is very powerful software on the market, there are thousands of users have selected Acrok converter to convert videos to Final Cut Pro X Apple ProRes for editing.
It is very easy to convert videos from Nikon D7500 to FCP X Apple ProRes, now you can follow the easy steps below to use Nikon D7500 to FCP X converter, and you can get Nikon D7500 1080p videos and 4K videos converted to Apple ProRes 422/4444 MOV files with few clicks.
Steps to convert videos from Nikon D7500 to Final Cut Pro X
Step 1. Download Nikon D7500 to FCP X converter from the link, aka Acrok Video Converter Ultimate for Mac, install this FCP X Apple ProRes converter on your computer. This program also has Windows version, if you want to convert Nikon D7500 videos on Windows 10/7, you can download the Windows version.
Step 2. Launch this Nikon D7500 to FCP X converter and then the software will show the main interface, to import Nikon D7500 videos you can directly drag and drop videos, or click “Add Files” button on the top left corner to load Nikon D7500 recordings, you can load batch files at one time.
Step 3. Choose FCP X Apple ProRes codec for output. As we need to transcode videos from Nikon D7500 to FCP X Apple ProRes, you can click the output format bar, and then choose Final Cut Pro -> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov) for output, you can also choose Apple ProRes 4444 or others according to your need, Apple ProRes 422/4444 is the native editing codec for Final Cut Pro X.
Step 4. Before you convert files from Nikon D7500 to FCP X, after you selected the output format you can click settings button to adjust the resolution, bitrate, frame rate, etc. according to your need.
Step 5. This Nikon D7500 to FCP X converter also has easy-to-use video editing feature, you can trim, crop, add watermark, or adjust effect to the video.
Step 6. Click convert button to start Nikon D7500 to FCP X conversion process.
After the conversion complete, you can click open folder to get the converted Apple ProRes files, and then you can import them into Final Cut Pro X, now you can edit Nikon D7500 files with FCP X with Apple ProRes codec, you can edit the recordings natively and there will be no problems anymore.
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