Apple unveils Final Cut camera on App Store; edit professional videos now on your iPhone

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video capture technology, empowering creators with professional-grade controls previously unavailable on iPhone's native apps. Users can now harness features like remote direction of multiple video angles, made possible through seamless wireless connectivity between up to four devices running the app.Key functionalities include adjustable settings such as shutter speed, ISO, white balance, and manual focus, providing unprecedented flexibility directly from the iPhone or iPad.

The app supports Live Multicam sessions, enabling simultaneous preview, recording, and synchronization of diverse video perspectives directly into Final Cut Pro on iPad.Further enhancing its utility, Final Cut Camera integrates tools for optimal shot composition, including ratio guides, grid overlays, zebra indicators for exposure, and focus peaking for razor-sharp clarity. It supports various color and dynamic range options, including SDR (Rec.

709), HDR (HLG), and Log formats when using Apple ProRes, catering to diverse creative needs.Incorporating advanced stabilization features to mitigate camera shake and movement, the app ensures smoother footage capture, complemented by selectable focal lengths tailored for iPhone 15 Pro users—offering 13mm, 24mm, and 77mm options. Final Cut Camera is now available for download on the App Store, compatible with iPhone Xs and newer models running iOS 17.4 or later.Alongside the debut of Final Cut Camera, Apple has also introduced an enhanced version of Final Cut Pro for iPad, extending the Live Multicam functionality to mobile editing suites.

Existing users can access the app at no additional cost, while new subscribers can opt for a subscription starting at Rs. 499 per month, underscoring Apple's commitment