Final Cut Pro vs. Adobe After Effects

What is Final Cut Pro?

Final Cut Pro is a video editing software by Apple that includes areas such as video editing, organizational tools, motion graphics, tools and plug-ins for editing multi-channel audios, and the provision of multicore CPUs and high performance GPUs. With Final Cut Pro, original, unedited film material with RAW data can be directly edited, imported, and corrected from the camera sensor, without any loss of speed or smoothness. Final Cut Pro also offers the option of 360-degree video editing, as well as 360-degree graphics and effects. The import of video and image material from iMovie to Final Cut Pro is also possible. The program can be tested for free. Final Cut Pro is available in the Mac App Store for 299.99 euros.

What is Adobe After Effects?

Adobe After Effects allows users to combine film footage with computer-generated images and effects. The program offers a timeline and the ability to animate almost all keyframes. With Adobe After Effects, motion design clips, visual effects for film and television, and 3D effects can be post-edited. The program is available by subscription for around €24 per month.