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  1. 5th May 2004 20:38 #1
    rbmerc
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    Hey guys, I have been using Adobe Premiere Pro a lot, but it doesn't seem like it is the best program out there right now. I was wondering what your opinion is on the very best and most powerful video editing program... What do the big movie producers use? What do regular people use? I just want to know more about all these different apps that I have heard about and how good they are...

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    the best one is the one you feel most comfortable using, so that you can get your work done the way you want it with the least amount of the tool getting in the way.

    for me, it's Vegas. For others, it's Avid, Final Cut Pro, Premiere, SpeedRazor, etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
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    Avid is supposed to be top of the line for PC, with a price tag of over $1400.00. Final Cut Pro is top of the line for Mac with a price tag of around $1000.00.

    A friend of mine is currently attending film school in California, & he said that Final Cut Pro is the software that they use there.

    I personally like Vegas, but I would like to give Final Cut Pro a try.


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