Final Cut Pro or Adobe Pro?

[Tim in Florida]

Adobe Premiere Pro CC on a gaming computer I got for $800. Runs everything great.

 

[bernek]

Final Cut Pro X is only for OSX and its more user friendly and easier to use than Premiere.

 

[airwindow]

I edit all video and photos on a MacBook Pro 13" with Final Cut Pro X. I don't edit 4k video natively. Within Final Cut Pro, you can create proxy or optimized media files that make the editing much smoother but then render out in 4K if need be.

Sure you can edit with proxies.

When I hear the word "proxy" I remember the story my father used to tell, when I was start to complicate. He would say: On 100km path you can go on foot, by bicycle or by car.

If on the 1-minute movie just make a single color correction, and you want to export in 4K, it will take you at least 30 minutes. If anything else you add this: subtitle, another color correction, curves ... and make the whole video lasts about 10 minutes, export will take something like ...... forever.

Or, as my father used to say: If you love nature - take a walk.

(Beside that, you do correction at 1/4 resolution, and that is not correct. Ok, for home videos it will be.)

cheers

 

[airwindow]

Final Cut Pro X is only for OSX and its more user friendly and easier to use than Premiere.

how?