Alongside new iPads, Apple announced Final Cut Pro upgrades on Mac and iPad, including a new multi-cam production setup for mobile creators.
, the tech company also offered some extra surprises, one being the announcement of an update for Final Cut Pro on Mac, an upgraded Final Cut Pro for iPad app, and a new Final Cut Camera app for iPhone and iPad devices.Before diving into Final Cut Pro on iPad news, it is worth seeing what Apple has done on the Mac side. The most significant change is bringing new artificial intelligence features to Final Cut Pro for Mac.
Users can now give custom names to color corrections and video effects inside the inspector for efficiency within post-production workflows. Effects can be dragged from the inspector to other clips in the timeline or viewer. The timeline index also allows users to search for clips with missing media or effects. There’s also a text-based timeline search that now shows critical info like reel, scene, camera angle, and more.
The app further expands its editing options with 12 new color-grading presets, eight basic text titles, 20 new soundtracks, and dynamic backgrounds to create effect overlays and title sequences. It’s still not the same as using Final Cut Pro on desktop, but it’s a step up nonetheless. Final Cut Camera is free and can be used independently of Final Cut Pro for iPad 2. However, Apple envisions Final Cut Camera as part of an extensive — not free — ecosystem alongside Final Cut Pro.The Live Multicam solution, for example, requires Final Cut Pro. One thing it doesn’t require: wires. The feature works wirelessly with up to four devices using Final Cut Camera. Within Final Cut Pro, a director’s view sees all four angles in real-time for live monitoring.
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