Final Cut Pro X support Canon 5d Mk III video files?

I'm new to FCPX and Canon 5D Mk. III. Are there any issues with importing and editing these files. Is this supported.
Thanks.

Yes, it works fine.

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Many thanks in advance for your attention.
Trying to find software that will edit .MXF Video Files to work with Mac.
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8. I can't even watch the clip in Preview. Press Play and it is just the first frame.
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P2 Workflow with FCP 6
3. I have iMovie HD, iMovie 09, and FCExpress (which I don't know how to use that well).
Then you need someone to provide you with QT files of this footage. None of them work with P2.
NONE of the converters you listed will work... Sorry.
9. I have read elsewhere in these forums, some people touting conversion software from a company in Germany - mfxformac. I am fine with paying for conversion software, but $500?
That software is to get it to work with Final CUt Pro natively. What it doesn't do is convert the footage to QTs. There is also Raylight and Calibrated...but again, they are for FCP.
P2 is a professional format, and to use it you need professional software. iMovie won't work...nor will FCE. If you need to work with it in those formats, you need to have someone import the files and convert them to AIC (Apple Intermediate Codec).
HD Log might work...but not sure what QT format it converts to. A demo is available.
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