Take a easy way to import Sony NEX FS100 AVCHD mts file into final cut pro

Have you ever know this camcorder? What is it? YES, it is Sony NEX FS100. Let's take a look at this camcorder.

The NEX-FS100 Super 35mm Sensor Camcorder is Sony's first affordable and fully professional large-sensor video camera. It features an Exmor CMOS sensor in what the company describes as Super35 format (essentially the same size as the APS-C sensors seen in existing E-mount cameras). It records 1080p Full HD videos at various frame rates depending on region (60, 30 and 24fps in NTSC countries, 50 and 25 in PAL) at bitrates of up to 28Mbps. Other features include a 3.5" LCD, built-in GPS, SDXC compatibility and Slow-motion video recording. The camcorder also features industry-standard XLR audio connectors.

Like other NXCAM series cameras, the NEX-FS100 uses the well established AVCHD recording format supported by a wide range of nonlinear editing systems. Better still, it's ready to shoot with a maximum frame rate of 1920 x 1080/60p (28Mbps) for even higher quality recording. For more flexibility, it's also possible to record in Standard Definition MPEG-2 format.

When you come across this camcorder, and you think the camcorder is right for you. Will you also consider the other thing that whether your video editing software can import the video your have recorded with Sony NEX FS100. If you have notice this quastion, I will tell you the problem. If you edit the avchd video with imovie or Final Cut Pro, you can import the video from camcorder. But if you have copy the mts or m2ts file into your computer, and only kept the simgle video, you will not import them into imovie and final cut pro.

To import Sony FS100 MTS to Final Cut Pro you should convert mts to mov which is compatible with FCP. To do this conversion you need an AVCHD video converter to convert the video. Doremisoft AVCHD video converter can help to convert mts/m2ts file to other format like MOV, MP4, DV, WMV, AVI, MPG, 3PG, FLV, etc. With this converter you also can cut the unwanted clips, and add effect to your video. You can leant how to convert FS100 AVCHD to FCP:

First, you should get a converter, you can download the converter from Doremisoft, then install the software on your Mac, then run it, click "Add File" to load your mts file into the converter.

Then choose output format for final cut pro. Just hit the "profile" to choose "Common Video" > "MOV-QuickTime (*.mov)" as the output video format.

When you have down the output format setting, you can start to convert mts file to mov. After the conversion finished, you can import the converted video into final cut pro or imovie for editing.

If you have get doremisoft video converter, this converter also will help you do the thing above, bessides, the converter also will hlep you convert mxf to wmm, mts to wmv, to convert flv to mp4 mac also is available. With a converter, all the video format problem will be solved.