Video editing has always had a place within the entire arsenal of services in the Big Apple. In April 2005, Apple began its journey with the Final Cut Studio program and little by little it evolved until the launch of Final Cut Pro year, new developments have been incorporated until today since Apple has released Final Cut Pro 11, a milestone in the world of video editing. In addition, they have also been updated Final Cut Pro Camera and Final Cut Pro for iPad with many interesting new features.
AI and maximum power arrive in Final Cut Pro 11
Although everyone expected Apple to update its video editing software in an in-person keynote, in the end this was not the case and Final Cut Pro 11 has been released through a press release. Not only that, but they have also been responsible for updating Final Cut Pro for the iPad and the app for recording videos from the iPhone: Final Cut Pro Camera.
Las main news of Final Cut Pro 11 focus on Make the most of the power of the M series chips from Apple and have launched three very interesting new features: the magnetic mask, automatic subtitle transcription and spatial video editing for the Apple Vision Pro.
The magnetic mask allows you to use artificial intelligence to isolate people, objects and figures from the background regardless of whether the background is green (chroma) or not. Once isolated, the user will be able to modify the clip autonomously. In addition, a function has also been incorporated that allows the subtitle transcription automatically thanks to a powerful AI language model supported on macOS Sequoia or later. Finally, the other great novelty is the space video editing for the Apple Vision Pro. The edited video has to be recorded, logically, with the Vision Pro or with an iPhone 15 Pro or later. Finally, these videos can be played on the smart glasses of the Big Apple.
There are many other new features in Final Cut Pro 11 for macOS. However, they are too extensive to comment on all of them in this article.
New updates for your apps for iPad and iPhone
In addition, Apple has taken the opportunity to update its app for iPadOS: Final Cut Pro for iPad to version 2.1. Above all, new developments related to the light and color management compatible with new formats such as SDR, HDR, RAW and Log. In addition, support has been included for haptic feedback during editing using the Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard. On the other hand, they have included new gestures and workflows, an improved library with more music, new transitions and new presets; and finally new inks for video animations.
Finally, Apple has also updated the app to record videos from the iPhone: Final Cut Pro Camera. In your version 1.1, This version includes important new features: HEVC encoding in Log, preview using Apple Log LUT and iPhone 16 Pro holder with 4K recording at 120fps and direct editing in Final Cut Pro for iPad.
Source: www.actualidadiphone.com
