Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx - Manual (Page 151)

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Premiere Pro retains the basic motion and opacity effects, and motion and opacity keyframes, from Final Cut Pro source projects. Additionally,
Premiere Pro converts some Final Cut Pro effects and transitions according to the following tables:
Table 1. Conversion of Final Cut Pro video effects
Final Cut Pro effect Premiere Pro effect
Crop Crop
Eight-Point Garbage Matte Eight-Point Garbage Matte
Four-Point Garbage Matte Four-Point Garbage Matte
Gaussian Blur (provided the channel selection in Final Cut Pro is
Alpha+RGB.) Gaussian Blur
Luma Key Luma Key
Three-Way Color Corrector Three-Way Color Corrector
Table 2. Conversion of Final Cut Pro video transitions
Final Cut Pro transition Premiere Pro transition
Dip To White Dip To White
Dip to [color] Dip To Black
Edge Wipe transitions Wipe, with the wipe direction rounded to the closest of the eight
Premiere Pro supported directions.
Other video transitions Cross Dissolve
Table 3. Conversion of Final Cut Pro audio effects
Final Cut Pro audio effect Premiere Pro audio effect
Audio level values and keyframes Audio clip volume values and keyframes
Audio pan values and keyframes Track pan values and keyframes
Low Pass Filter Lowpass
High Pass Filter Highpass
Band Pass Filter Bandpass
Table 4. Conversion of Final Cut Pro audio transitions
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 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:
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