The pricing feeds into this: you get a highly capable and powerful program for, not just a low price, but one you can drop at any time. I’ve never really rated the iPad as a camera just because of its ergonomics, but there’s no denying it’s just tremendous for framing your shot.Īpple’s skill here has been to create something intuitive and advanced at the same time. There’s an integration between the app and the iPad, for instance the iPad Pro, which means you can use the camera on the tablet with great levels of control. Thankfully, there are video tutorials to help the beginner (and everyone, actually). In my week or so with the app I feel I’m still just scratching the surface. This is a seriously fast and responsive app.Īnd there’s certainly plenty to discover. Fixes an issue where multicam clips would sometimes turn. You can film on multiple cameras at the same time and the app can sync them up automatically, making switching between camera angles easy.Įverything is smooth and seamless, a reminder that the M1 processor or more powerful is what made this new version of Final Cut Pro possible. Export to HEVC at up to 8K resolution with hardware acceleration on Mac computers with Apple silicon. Pro videographers will find plenty of useful stuff. More fun are effects such as lines you can draw on top of the footage, so it adds them in real time. Similarly, the Focus Blur, which aims to work like a bokeh effect, is not usable in every situation without looking a bit work-in-progress. In extreme cases, it’s a rough-and-ready effect which looks cool but incomplete. That’s the theory but in practice the content defines how well it works. Like the Scene Removal Mask which cuts out the background and leaves the subject. Scene Removal Mask (on an admittedly very challenging, moving background).
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