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Premier Pro CS4 VS Final Cut Express
by Thad Taylor on May 28, 2009 at 3:34:54 am

Got a question here... I know you all may be a bit biased but I want honest feedback....

Can I do the same, more or less with Final Cut Express compared to Premier Pro CS4.

Any thoughts on this?

I have CS4, will have Final Express as soon as the new imac arrives and just thinking ahead here. Am using it for a job. I know FCE but know nothing about CS4.

Thanks!





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Re: Premier Pro CS4 VS Final Cut Express
by Muhammad Mushtaq on Jun 25, 2009 at 6:44:08 pm

HI
I use windows plateform and for Editing I have been using premiere pro 2. Many of my friends tell that Final Cut Pro is better than Premiere pro. In fact I was planning to upgrade to Premiere pro CS4. Please some one guide me should I go for final cut or primere pro CS4. In case I shift to final cut I shall have to switch to MAC.

Regards



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Re: Premier Pro CS4 VS Final Cut Express
by Dennis Radeke on Jun 26, 2009 at 6:35:04 pm

This is a loaded question to be sure and you'll get biases of both on their respective forums.

A more appropriate comparison would be Premiere Pro vs Final Cut Pro or Production Premium vs Final Cut Studio

That being said, here would be my net conclusions. 1 - You can try 30 day trials of both probably and you should give them both a fair evaluation. 2 - You should use what works best for you. 3 - If you're doing any pro work, chances are you'll be using Adobe products anyway, so you could end up with Premiere Pro if you use Final Cut Pro/Express anyway. If budgets are tight, the advantage is for Premiere because you'll probably use Photoshop and After Effects anyway.

In short, do some homework on both and good luck!

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