I don't know anything about video editing.But,I want to buy a program for my new mac.I want the one that has more features and is more versatile.I don't care about user friendliness,as I can take a course for understanding the features.Please recommend to me one of the above softwares.
[SOLVED] Final Cut Pro X vs Adobe Premiere Pro
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Ijack
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Here's the first of a number of answers that a Google search gives for that question: http://www.larryjordan.biz/why-should-final-cut-pro-7-editors-consider-adobe-premiere-pro-cc/
You may wish to do the Google search for yourself to read more opinions.
You may wish to do the Google search for yourself to read more opinions.
kenrivers
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Premiere Pro CC is available as a subscription (updates to new versions are included in the monthly subscription fee) only and not as a stand alone purchase where as you can purchase Final Cut Pro X with a one time free.
Final Cut Pro $299.99 (Trial version available if you would like to try it before you buy it)
Motion 5 $49.99
Compressor $49.99
Adobe Premiere Pro $19.99 per month (available as a subscription only)
Any additional app such as After Effects or Photoshop is $19.99 per month as well.
The Complete package (which would include Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC, Photoshop CC and many others) is $49.99 per month which gives you access to all of the apps (well except Premiere Elements or Photoshop Elements which you probably would not use anyway).
I agree with Ijack, you should do a search and see what others have to say about it. I use Premiere Pro (on a Mac and PC) but can't tell you which one is best since I've no experience with Final Cut Pro X.
Final Cut Pro $299.99 (Trial version available if you would like to try it before you buy it)
Motion 5 $49.99
Compressor $49.99
Adobe Premiere Pro $19.99 per month (available as a subscription only)
Any additional app such as After Effects or Photoshop is $19.99 per month as well.
The Complete package (which would include Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC, Photoshop CC and many others) is $49.99 per month which gives you access to all of the apps (well except Premiere Elements or Photoshop Elements which you probably would not use anyway).
I agree with Ijack, you should do a search and see what others have to say about it. I use Premiere Pro (on a Mac and PC) but can't tell you which one is best since I've no experience with Final Cut Pro X.
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