The Hidden Features of Final Cut for iPad and its Connection to WWDC
Discover the untold features and secrets of Apple's Final Cut for iPad release and its connection to WWDC.
00:00:00 Apple announced Final Cut Pro and Logic coming to the iPad, but there are some interesting updates they didn't mention. Final Cut on iPad has some improvements over the Mac version. It will cost $5/month or $49/year. Available on May 23rd.
📱 Apple announced Final Cut Pro and Logic coming to the iPad, with several cool updates.
💰 Final Cut on iPad will be available through a monthly subscription of $5 or a yearly purchase of $49.
⏭️ One of the killer features is the jog wheel on the right-hand side, making it easier to navigate through the timeline.
00:01:14 Discover the new touch screen interface of Final Cut for iPad, allowing for easy video editing and quick animations. Import from iMovie and export to Final Cut on your Mac.
🖊️ The new touch screen interface on the iPad allows for easy video editing using the Apple Pencil or finger.
🎨 The ability to draw on the display and create quick animations enhances the video editing experience on the iPad.
⌨️🖥️ By combining Apple's keyboards and shortcuts, users can edit videos efficiently on both the iPad and Mac.
00:02:29 The Final Cut for iPad has a stunning display and new features like voice isolation and scene removal, not available on Mac. The M1 and M2 chips enhance editing capabilities.
📺 The 12.9 inch iPad now has a mini LED HDR display with 1600 Peak knits of brightness.
🖥️ Final Cut for iPad allows you to edit and export HDR content with various options.
🎙️ The iPad version of Final Cut has features like voice isolation and scene removal not available on the Mac version.
00:03:44 The video discusses the requirements for using Final Cut on iPad, including the need for an M1 or M2 chip. It highlights features like auto crop, neural engine, and multicam editing. The video also mentions the ability to use third-party plugins.
💻 The new Final Cut for iPad requires at least an M1 or M2 chip.
📲 Auto crop feature allows for easy conversion of videos to vertical format.
🎥 Neural engine and multicam editing enhance video synchronization and audio adjustment.
00:05:00 Discover the untold features of Final Cut for iPad, including manual controls, prores recording, and seamless integration with the timeline. Enhance your iPad editing experience!
📱 The new Final Cut for iPad allows users to have additional features similar to the Mac OS version.
📷 The iPad cameras are not as advanced as the iPhone cameras, but the new software includes manual controls and the ability to shoot in prores.
🎥 The hope is that future iPads will have a 48-megapixel sensor and improved software, enabling high-quality cinematic recordings similar to that of the iPhone.
00:06:14 Final Cut for iPad offers new features like focus adjustment and easy editing. It complements the Mac version, but there are still more features on the Mac. Requires Final Cut 10.10.6.
📱 The new Final Cut for iPad allows users to adjust focus and remove it without the need to transfer files.
🎥 The iPad version of Final Cut offers features like prores Rock, color grading tools, scopes, and keyframes.
💻 Apple's intention is not to replace the Mac version of Final Cut, as there will be more features on Mac.
⚙️ The new version of Final Cut for iPad requires Final Cut 10.10.6, indicating a forthcoming release.
📅 The release of the new Final Cut for iPad suggests that WWDC will be packed with new announcements.
00:07:31 Discover the untold secrets of Apple's Final Cut for iPad release and its connection to WWDC. Upgrade to an M1 or M2 Chip for a better experience. Share your thoughts in the comments below.
💡 The launch of Final Cut for iPad was not announced at WWDC, but through a press release due to the conference being too packed with product announcements.
💭 The new iPad with an M1 or M2 Chip is required to use Final Cut, prompting discussions on whether users will upgrade or continue using their existing iPads.
🔍 The presenter invites viewers to share their thoughts in the comments section and subscribe to the channel for more content.
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