how different is Final cut pro and Final cut pro x? I need to buy color template for color grading. Then it is compatible with Final cut pro X ,so I only have Final cut pro. thats make me confuse.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.5
Unless you are talking about a very old version 7 and earlier (some 15 years now),
Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Pro X are one and the same.
When Apple introduced version 10 in 2011, it dubbed it "X" (as with so many things at the time) both as a reference to "10" and to distinguish it from legacy versions.
The application itself was always just called "Final Cut Pro", though.
A few years ago now, around the same time that Big Sur became macOS 11, Apple dropped the "X".
Unless you are talking about a very old version 7 and earlier (some 15 years now),
Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Pro X are one and the same.
When Apple introduced version 10 in 2011, it dubbed it "X" (as with so many things at the time) both as a reference to "10" and to distinguish it from legacy versions.
The application itself was always just called "Final Cut Pro", though.
A few years ago now, around the same time that Big Sur became macOS 11, Apple dropped the "X".
how different is Final cut pro and Final cut pro x? I need to buy color template for color grading. Then it is compatible with Final cut pro X. thats make me confuse.
