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Final Cut Pro for iPad 2

With new AI tools on the Mac and Live Multicam on the iPad, Final Cut Pro revolutionizes video creation. The new Final Cut Camera app for iPhone and iPad allows you to record many viewpoints at once. Final Cut Pro for Mac speeds up editing with new AI tools. Finally, Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 supports projects on external drives and offers Live Multicam.

With the release of Final Cut Pro for iPad 2, Apple unlocked the incredible potential of the new iPad Pro and elevated creativity to a whole new level. With Live Multicam, Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 turns the iPad into a multicam production studio, enabling users to connect and preview up to four cameras simultaneously, all in one location, to expedite their shot.

Final Cut Camera, a brand-new video capture app for iPhone and iPad, supports Live Multicam. It allows creators to wirelessly connect and remotely control every video angle with robust pro features. On iPhone and iPad, Final Cut Camera functions as a stand-alone professional video capture application.

With the help of external project compatibility and the iPad Pro’s quick Thunderbolt connection, users may edit projects directly from an external disc. The new iPad Pro with the M4 chip makes it incredibly easy to edit and finish a project using Final Cut Pro. This allows users to apply multiple effects, colour grade, and render graphically intensive timelines even faster. Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 utilizes the advanced features of the all-new Apple Pencil Pro, including barrel roll and squeeze for Live Drawing, and offers even more customizable content for editing and creating unique projects.

With Final Cut Pro for Mac 10.8, editors may now more easily retime visuals and quickly alter the appearance of movies or pictures with just one click thanks to new artificial intelligence tools. Key technologies that speed up workflow include new ways to easily search and browse the timeline, as well as handle colour correction and video effects.

The flexibility and mobility of editing using Final Cut Pro for iPad have been greatly appreciated by users. According to Brent Chiu-Watson, senior director of Apps Worldwide Product Marketing at Apple, “it was designed from the ground up to take advantage of everything iPad has to offer, and that continues with the latest advances like Apple Pencil Pro and the M4 chip.”

With the iPad at its core, Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 is now even more potent, revolutionizing production processes for artists and enabling them to edit and share content faster than ever, whether they’re in the studio or on the move. With new, faster, and smarter features, Final Cut Pro for Mac is helping editors become more efficient.

Final Cut Pro on the iPad 2

The most recent version of Final Cut Pro for iPad gives even more functionality with the brand-new Apple Pencil Pro, transforming the iPad into a more potent production studio and opening up completely new video workflows. Editors can benefit from support for up to 4x more streams of ProRes RAW than with M1, and final rendering is up to 2 times faster with M4 on the new iPad Pro.

Real-time Multicam

Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 includes Live Multicam, a revolutionary new technique to capture up to four independent viewpoints of a situation. Using Final Cut Camera, a new video capture programme, users may wirelessly monitor up to four iPhone or iPad devices and receive a director’s perspective of each camera with Live Multicam.

Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 makes it easy to adjust exposure, focus, zoom, and other settings for the perfect shot. Users may easily transition from production to editing by passing editable preview clips straight through to Final Cut Pro for iPad and replacing them in the background with full-resolution files.

Final Cut Camera

Final Cut Camera is available for iPhone and iPad to allow for individual control and live monitoring of each video channel, in order to support Live Multicam in Final Cut Pro for iPad.

Using the amazing camera systems in the iPhone and iPad, Final Cut Camera lets users analyse their recordings with zebras and audio metres and change parameters like white balance and manual focus. The camera system on the iPad Air and iPad Pro now has even more capability thanks to the ability for users to change the ISO, shutter speed, and focus peaking.

For iPhone and iPad users who want to create professional videos with precise manual settings, Final Cut Camera is also available for free download as a stand-alone video capture application.

Outside Project Assistance

Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 now supports external projects, giving users even more storage options. This allows users to import media without taking up space on their iPad and create or open projects on an external storage device. Editors are able to create new projects on external storage, import high-resolution files and professional codecs like ProRes and Log with ease, and swiftly pass off external projects to another editor or import them into Final Cut Pro for Mac.

Even More Customization Options

There are more customization options for projects using Final Cut Pro for iPad 2. With the help of twelve new color-grading presets, eight simple text title options, twenty new soundtracks, and more dynamic backdrops, users may fine-tune their edits and produce effect overlays and title sequences.

Users of iPad 2 may now enjoy even more precise editing with Final Cut Pro thanks to the potent new Apple Pencil Pro. With the addition of barrel roll functionality to Live Drawing, users can now manipulate their tool with greater precision. Additionally, squeeze allows users to instantly access a variety of brushes and settings.

Final Cut Pro 10.8 for Mac

Editors can enhance their professional workflow with Mac. With Final Cut Pro 10.8, new AI functions and organizing tools are made possible by the Neural Engine in Apple silicon. Enhance Light and Colour, a new feature of Final Cut Pro 10.8 that can be upgraded for free to current customers, improves colour, brightness, contrast, and colour balance in a single easy step and is optimized for SDR, HDR, RAW, and log-encoded footage. Smooth Slo-Mo automatically generates and combines video frames to give projects the best possible movement and extra drama.

Colour adjustments and video effects may now be given unique names in the inspector to help with post-production workflow efficiency. Additionally, effects can be moved from the inspector to other clips in the timeline or viewer. You can also look for and navigate to clips with missing media or effects using the timeline index. Additionally, significant details like reel, scene, camera angle, and more are now included in text-based timeline searches.

Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 price

Later this spring, Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 will be available as a free upgrade for current customers and for $4.99 (US) per month or $49 (US) per year on the App Store, with a complimentary one-month trial for new users.

Later this spring, Final Cut Camera will be accessible as a free standalone app.

New users can download Final Cut Pro for Mac 10.8 for $299.99 (U.S.) from the Mac App Store. Current users can upgrade for free. All new Final Cut Pro users can get a 90-day trial.