Name: Final Cut Pro vs Adobe Premiere: Best Video Editor?
Uploaded: 2017-05-05T21:59:04.000Z
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- Hey it's Justin Brown here from Primal Video.

are both great pieces of editing software

Now personally I do use Adobe Premier Pro

All of the videos on this channel are now edited

in Final Cut Pro whereas all my corporate work,

promotional videos, sales videos, right up to documentaries

Each has its own strengths and weaknesses

so to help you decide which is best for you,

I'll run through the six things I love about each of them

and why I use one over the other for different projects.

Cost differences aside this will give you enough information

to decide which features are most important for you

and which editing software you should choose.

So let's start out by looking at six things

is the ability to edit 4K footage just seamlessly.

It's almost like some magic sorcery is going on

because no other editing software compares

to how well Final Cut edits 4K video footage.

off external hard drives just using a Macbook Pro.

If this was using Adobe Premier you'd have

to set the quality down to a quarter or even an eight

and even then playback may not be anywhere near

as smooth or seamless as it is in Final Cut

so that's a massive plus and really it's due

to all the background rendering that takes place

in Final Cut which has a little bit of a downside

in that it can chew up a lot of your hard drive space

but the benefit is the power and the performance

that you have and just makes your editing process seamless.

Number two is that Final Cut Pro doesn't drain

your battery life so quick if you're working on a laptop

I do a lot of work on planes, I travel around a lot.

It was actually the reason I bought a Mac

in the first place, or Macbook Pro in the first place

Now a lot of laptops will say that they've got

huge battery life but the moment that you open

anything that's processor or GPU intensive

Even installing Adobe Premier and running that on Mac

so your battery life, you're lucky to get a couple of hours

but Final Cut Pro the battery life on it,

It's just incredible how long the battery actually lasts

for editing video and for that as far as I'm concerned

and number three I love the powerful motion titles

that you can add in and animations that you can add in

to your editing projects and edit them live

on the screen without having to take them into

something like Adobe After Effects and edit everything

is these Apple Motion templates that you can purchase

on places like VideoHive that drop directly

into your timeline that you can edit the text

and customize up without leaving your timeline.

That's been a real game changer for editing

All the titles that you're seeing in here

so that's pretty awesome it saves a heap of time

to have any other software installed or purchased.

Now while you can get titles like this in Adobe Premier

in order to edit them you'd normally need software

like Adobe After Effects and use the Adobe Dynamic Link

So if you just want to make a simple text change

or change your titles throughout your entire video

then it just means you gotta keep re-linking

and going into Adobe After Effects, editing your titles

Now I've got to admit, I absolutely hated this

when I first started using it after coming from Premier

but the magnetic timeline is incredibly powerful

and it makes working Final Cut really quick.

and in that storyline you can pick up pieces

and move them around and it will automatically

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