Apple announced new iPads at its “Let Loose” event on Tuesday, but the company also took the opportunity to reveal a major update coming to Final Cut Pro for iPad. However, what the company didn’t mention during the event is that an update will also be available for the Mac version of Final Cut, which will introduce new AI-based features.
Final Cut Pro for macOS gets new AI features
As detailed by Apple on its website, version 10.8 of Final Cut Pro for Mac takes advantage of the Neural Engine on Apple Silicon chips to introduce new AI features and organizational tools. This includes options to adjust the light and color of a video with just one click.
“Final Cut Pro 10.8 introduces Enhance Light and Color, providing the ability to enhance color, color balance, contrast and brightness in one simple step, and is optimized for SDR, HDR, RAW and Log-media encoded,” Apple says of the update. There is also a new feature that uses AI to generate smooth slow-motion videos.
“With Smooth Slo-Mo, video frames are intelligently generated and mixed, delivering the highest quality motion and more drama to a project. »
Additionally, Final Cut Pro for macOS will now allow users to give custom names to color corrections and video effects to better organize their post-production workflow. It’s also easier to find and access clips with missing media.
iPad app also gets updates
As for the iPad version, Apple is adding Live Multicam to the app, so professionals can capture up to four different angles of the same scene. Another new feature is the ability to use the iPhone as a live camera when editing with Final Cut Pro on iPad.
According to Apple, Final Cut Pro updates will be available free to current users later this spring. Final Cut Pro for macOS costs $299.99 as a single license, while the iPad version costs $4.99 per month or $49 per year.
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