PPro back on the Mac!

Wow! Premiere was what I originally learned to edit with. wonder if they might have brought back the days of a true A/B timeline......
 
Haven't had a chance to take a peak at the PC version of the latest Premiere Pro as I've been on the road, but from what I hear its very FCP like in its handling. Not to say its better, equal, or worse than FCP, just that it seems, from what I've been told though (so take that with a grain of salt please), people are finding it very FCP like. How far that really extends I don't know though. But it would make sense I guess. If FCS users love the integration of the suite, and Adobe will obviously have tight integration with all of its products in its suite, then makes its NLE very easy to use for FCP folks, well then you have a potentially tempting solution for drawing people back to your company.

And damn Ben, you're going through avatars faster than Britney Spears goes through cocktails :grin:.

cheers.
 
Yeah I have final cut and premiere pro in front of me right now and they are very similiar. I do prefer Final Cut Pro, but I wouldn't complain if I had to use premiere one bit. Premiere pro doesn't handle large amount of videos in projects very well (crash crash crash) but if you offline what your not using it is smooth as butter.
 
I am not an avitar, it does not define me, it's only eye candy to have fun with, so I use it as such.

If there are "rules" about using an avitar, I probably don't care.

The doctor will see you now...
 
Its not so much rules about the avitar, more so is a degree of laziness in reading people's user names. Its simpler to just scan the avitar and know who it is. For in life we should all aspire to reach a Homer Simpson level of laziness, I think :thumbsup:.
 
:beer:Here, here! I agree, Homer rules! Then again, some folks just don't want to be so easily recognizable, or maybe they are just such complex personalities, one avitar just is not enough...
 
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