But pretty much everything you mentioned you’d like to see in the new FCP are features Premiere Pro already have since CS4, and a few were added in CS5. I’m a very inexperienced editor and I’m well aware that FCP is sort of the standard in the industry (at least it used to be).
So, my question is, why just don’t switch to Premiere Pro instead?
Switching to Premiere is indeed an option. We’ve retained the FCP workflow to see what the next version would bring us. This is the update that will determine if we stay with the app or switch to Premiere or Avid.
Very interesting post.
But pretty much everything you mentioned you’d like to see in the new FCP are features Premiere Pro already have since CS4, and a few were added in CS5. I’m a very inexperienced editor and I’m well aware that FCP is sort of the standard in the industry (at least it used to be).
So, my question is, why just don’t switch to Premiere Pro instead?
Best,
D.
Switching to Premiere is indeed an option. We’ve retained the FCP workflow to see what the next version would bring us. This is the update that will determine if we stay with the app or switch to Premiere or Avid.