Apple launches Final Cut Camera app for iPhone and iPad

How to disable the camera on iPhone or iPad
All information about Apple's upcoming iPhone 3, iPad, and Mac 3: focus on the camera, edit videos right on the phone, copy Samsung reverse charging

Apple's Final Cut Camera app is now available on the App Store for iOS and iPadOS, along with Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 and Final Cut Pro for Mac 10.8. For the M4 iPad Pro, Apple claims this new version of its video editing software can now deliver up to 2x faster rendering and up to 4x more ProRes RAW streams than when running on the M1 chip.

Final Cut Camera is the companion app to Final Cut Pro for iPad 2, designed primarily to support the Live Multicam feature. Apple released a preview of the app last month at its "Let Loose" event for the M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air, and said the official stable version of the app will launch later this year.

You can install Final Cut Camera on iPhone and iPad to record video streams simultaneously from multiple angles while recording, and wirelessly control camera settings for each feed. At the same time, Final Cut Camera can also act as a standalone video recording application for iPhone and iPad.

Apple launches Final Cut Camera app for iPhone and iPad Picture 1

Final Cut Camera offers manual control over many items, including resolution, frame rate, codec, exposure, ISO, shutter speed, white balance, color temperature, etc. However, you will need an iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max to use some of the more advanced features like ProRes, Log color, and the ability to write data to external storage.

Another strength of Final Cut Camera is its ability to provide peak focus assist to ensure sharp footage and overexposure indication. However, these two features will work on iPhone or iPad models with the A13 Bionic chip or higher. What you record with the app is viewable in the browser and is not saved directly to the Photos app. From here, you can transfer media directly to the project or save it to your device.

Final Cut Camera is available to download from the App Store for iPhone Xs (and later) running iOS versions 17.4 and iPad with iPadOS 17.4. While the app itself is free, you will need a Final Cut Pro for iPad subscription to use the Live Multicam feature.

Lesley Montoya

Update 21 June 2024

You should read it

May be interested

What to do when the computer cannot change the password?
what to do if the computer cannot change the password? don't worry, tipsmake will reveal to you how to handle it.
YouTube requires iOS users to subscribe for more personalized ads
youtube will soon ask ios users if they want to participate in more personalized advertising with an app tracking transparency (att) prompt.
Why do marine fiber optic cables continuously break? How to repair fiber optic cable?
having problems with undersea fiber optic cables is no longer a strange thing to users. sometimes, there are even 2 or 3 fiber optic cable lines having problems at the same time. the problem on this cable line has not been resolved yet, the other cable line continues to break.
Apple paused development of Vision Pro 2, prioritizing cheaper headsets
according to the information, apple has paused all work on the second generation vision pro.
Why Google Maps doesn't recommend the shortest route
many users can't help but wonder why google maps doesn't choose the shortest route when users enter an address, but instead chooses another route that seems farther away.
Apple A17 Pro beats Snapdragon X Elite in GPU performance?
snapdragon x elite has begun to be equipped on a series of 'thin and light' windows 11 laptop models labeled 'ai pc'.

Apple launches Final Cut Camera app for iPhone and iPad

You should read it

May be interested

Tech info