Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 - Manual (Page 106)

100 USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS4
Capturing, digitizing, transferring, and importing
Last updated 11/6/2011
Conversion of Final Cut Pro audio transitions
Final Cut Pro composite modes
Premiere Pro retains the basic motion and opacity effects, and motion and opacity keyframes, from Final Cut Pro
source projects. Premiere Pro converts Final Cut Pro composite modes according to the following table:
Final Cut Pro Multiclips
Premiere Pro converts uncollapsed Final Cut Pro Multiclips, with as many as four inputs, to Multi-camera sequences.
Premiere Pro converts collapsed Multiclips to individual clips.
Note: Premiere Pro issues a warning when you try to import a Multiclip with more than four inputs.
Final Cut Pro
audio
transition Premiere Pro audio transition
Cross Fade (0-
dB) Constant Gain
Cross Fade (+3-
dB) Constant Power
Other
transitions Constant Power
Final Cut Pro
mode Premiere Pro mode
Normal Normal
Add Linear Dodge (Add)
Subtract Not supported
Difference Difference
Multiply Multiply
Screen Screen
Overlay Overlay
Hard Light Hard Light
Soft Light Soft Light
Darken Darken
Lighten Lighten
Travel Matte
Alpha Not supported
Travel Matte
Luma Not supported