Premiere Pro
One of the main reasons that Premiere may be considered a better program is because it integrates well with After Effects an Photoshop, which are highly regarded, industry software. When purchased in a bundle, Adobe products form a seamless package that makes it seem as though it is just one application. Premiere is recommended over Final Cut because you can buy the same features for much less money. It is also seen as a better program because it can be used for both a Mac and a PC, which is much more convenient for those who may not be able to afford a thousand-dollar product. Although it used to not be considered a professional program, it recently came on the rise to be considered more professional than Final Cut.
Final Cut Pro
For years Final Cut Pro has been used by professionals and was considered to be more stable and faster than Premiere, however, it may have been based more on the operating system than the software. Final Cut is recommended if money is no object and/or you have an Mac. If you're a serious video professional, Final Cut will most likely not be able to meet your needs, because it lacks many features that are required for pros. Over the years it has been debated that Final Cut has had little regard for professionals, and has been abandoning the professional community over its consumer products.
Similarities
Both programs are part of large software bundles, which are highly recommended because of their power and flexibility over things like audio, graphics, etc. Most of the differences are very minor, however, it isn't recommended that someone should buy one product over the other because of a feature because when they become upgraded once again, they will likely catch up with each other and be even more similar. Although both programs cost a significant amount of money, they both offer free trials that anyone can use.
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