FINAL CUT IS PRO NO MORE

It’s over for Final Cut Pro. It can drop the pro. After what Apple said at WWDC about final cut and how they highlighted DaVinci resolve has really sealed final cut’s fate to be more a capcut competitor than a serious professional tool. And I have completely lost confidence and hope for the future Pro version of final cut pro. With the Final Cut Pro 10.8 bringing kinda cool features, will the next one prove me wrong and bring all the pro features and Apple intelligence we have been asking for?

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[blackmamba]

I still think I can edit and cut a video the fastest on FCPX.

[DMRCapitalHill]

“One man’s opinion is NOT everyone’s outlook”

[buuts]

Shout outs to all the OG Final Cut Pro 7 users who have already gone thru this once already….

[VernamGD]

It would be funny if Apple bought Blackmagic Design

Anyways the answer was always the same: use BOTH. When I need advanced stuff, I use DVR, when I need to make something fast (like my YT videos) — I use FCP because it’s beyond competition in terms of speed

[Editzilla]

I use FCP everyday and will continue to use it because it's faster at doing the tasks I need it to do to produce income. Ive heard this same argument for a while, it's not like people weren't saying that about legacy FCP when comparing it to AVID. It's always the hands and the mind of the editor, at least for now, that is responsible for producing great content, not the software. FCP is more than capable on almost all fronts. Does it take workarounds on a few things? sure. But its efficiencies outweigh its deficiencies. at the end of the day, use whatever you want.

[tomrivas]

Why does Final Cut doesn’t have auto captions.. don’t get it

[samvargasimages]

I’ve edited hour long Documentaries, wedding films, commercials and so many other heavy projects in FCP, I also use it to color everything I film. I definitely wouldn’t say it’s a “consumer software” or less of a tool just because it doesn’t have AI features. Maybe it’s just not for everyone, just like PP wasn’t for me.

[techtipsuk]

The title of this video should be FINAL CUT IS PRO NO MORE FOR ME

[vladimirtalijan]

Kind of cool? No NLE has anything even close to "Enhance light and color" option that works like that. The only reason why you would use Davinci is exactly why you're using it, not because it's better but because you work with people who are using it so you're practically forced to use it. For solo editors there is nothing even close to Final Cut, no matter how it's called, and that's like 98% of the market :)

[DvidFilms]

At the end of the day, no one can look at a film and say, "hey that was edited with FCPX".

[DaveKnowlesFilmmaker]

I left FCP a number of years ago for DaVinci and have never looked back. I still have FCP on my Mac but never open it.

[Sean_notConnery]

FCP is faster than any other program. Love it❤️

[AgentProduction]

To be completely honest, FCP isn't even a competitor for CapCut; it's not even close. CapCut works on Windows, Mac, mobile, and browser, and offers built-in features like auto-captioning, text-based editing, magic mask, collaborative editing, a keyframe editor, built-in video and photo enhancers, magic light etc. FCP has lost its professional edge and has become just a basic editor. It's basically the new iMovie and people fail to realize that.

[chipcurry]

I can fully understand! I've used both applications, and I am a one-man show. For ease of use, definitely final cut pro, but for the more advanced features for high-end projects with a high budget to go along with them. Definitely da Vinci.

[SFCFilms]

I’m actually looking forward to next final cut pro update. The ease pf use sometime underestimated. For content creators who are more focused on story rather than visual quality this is great option for fast workflow. For me having both davinci resolve and final cut is a great option, for fast youtube videos my go to is final cut pro but for film festival short films and collaborating with colour corrector and sound designer davinci is awesome. So I actually like this divergence to give us more diverse tools rather than two tools that do pretty much the same thing.

[InvisageStudios]

Next video: "I was wrong - Final Cut just got LIT AF!!!! 🔥"

[WarrenPeaceOG]

I learned to edit on FCP 1.25 with the traditional NLE design. When FCPX arrived, I carefully read all about how it was designed and adopted a whole new workflow for organizing and editing, which I still feel is far superior. I can't go back. I use Resolve for processing raw and Fusion for VFX.

Installing Whisper Ai locally for transcriptions has changed everything. Dealing with online transcription sucked. I'm glad that era is gone. Also, $$$

[kirin]

You are 100% correct, Apple fell asleep at the wheel years ago. They had a window to take over the editing space, but didn’t put the time and energy into it. They left the door wide open for Resolve to jump in and take over. In the next 3 years Resolve will be the go to editor and color correction king. Facts

[michaeltowe]

A couple things... First, I am happy to see that Apple is partnering with Blackmagic. I sincerely hope that this means we will see native support for BRAW in Final Cut soon. As someone that shoots Blackmagic I have been screaming for this for years.

Second - I do think your title is a bit misleading. To state that Final Cut is "Not Pro" is just untrue. I have been using it in my professional workflow for years. I've produced anything from corporate video to film to television with Final Cut Pro and it has made me hundreds of thousands of dollars. I've also done this without paying more than the $299 that I paid for it in 2012. Does Final Cut have issues? Yes, but so does every other system out there.

Great video, thanks for sharing your insight!

[nagual]

I'm done waiting for FCPX breakthrough. The lack of professional audio editing is a DEAL BREAKER. DR I'm coming!