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adobe premiere pro cs4 or finalcut

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hi just a quick question just wondered what people opinions are on adobe premiere pro cs4 and final cut

whats the better software out of these 2? stuff like that.

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I have creative suit cs4 and final cut studio 2 and i prefer final cut. The only thing adobe has on apple is After effects. Nothing beats after effects.
 
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I have Final Cut Studio also. I am really into video editing and switched to the Mac platform for the sole purpose of buying and learning Final Cut Pro. I absolutely love it and would never go back to PC or Premiere. just my 2cents.

good luck!
 
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You really can't compare the two. Final Cut is amazing for getting the story cut together, and most editing. After Effects is second to none in the digital effects/green screen features as well as 3d/2d animations. I look at it like this: I have Final Cut to put the film/commercial together and After Effects to do the special effects and titles for th efilm. Then I export it to Final Cut.
 
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You really can't compare the two. Final Cut is amazing for getting the story cut together, and most editing. After Effects is second to none in the digital effects/green screen features as well as 3d/2d animations. I look at it like this: I have Final Cut to put the film/commercial together and After Effects to do the special effects and titles for th efilm. Then I export it to Final Cut.

How would you export? Do you have the plug in or do you just save it as a .mov?
 
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How would you export? Do you have the plug in or do you just save it as a .mov?

You can do it as just an .mov. I haven't had any issues as of yet doing it this way. Just add the comp to the render que in AE and set your destination then let it roll.
 

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