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Chief among these is the launch of Final Cut Pro for iPad 2.
Apple is also introducing a feature called Live Multicam.
Tapping the Minimize icon in the bottom right corner lets creators return to the four-split view.
Users will instead have to installa new app called Final Cut Cameraon their mobile machine.
The on-screen interface even lets videographers monitor their footage via a zebra stripe pattern tool and an audio meter.
Going back to the Final Cut Pro update, there are other important features weve yet to mention.
The platform now supports external projects.
Apple is also adding more customization tools to the software like 12 additional color-grading presets and more dynamic backgrounds.
Final Cut Pro for Mac is set to receive a substantial upgrade too.
Although it wont support the four iPhone video feeds, version 10.8 does introduce several tools.
Users can also give video effects and color corrections a custom name for easy identification.
Its not a total overhaul, but these changes will take some of the headache out of video editing.
Availability
There are different availability dates for the three products.
Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 launches this spring and will be a free update for existing users.
Final Cut Camera is set to release in the spring as well and will be free for everyone.
Final Cut Pro for Mac 10.8 is another free update for existing users.
On the Mac App Store, itll cost you $300/300/$500 AUD.
Speaking of which, check out TechRadars guide onwhere to preorder Apples 2024 iPad Pro and Air tablets.
