Apple launches Final Cut Camera app to support multicam productions

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The new Final Cut Camera app for iPad and iPhone adds pro video functionality and connects with the new Final Cut 2’s Multicam feature.

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Apple is releasing a new Final Cut Camera app for iPhone and iPad that can take video and stream it live back to an iPad for a Multicam shoot, as well as provide more controls for filmmakers. The company’s new pro-level app provides “precise manual controls” and can be used as a plain standalone camera app.

The new Final Cut Camera is launching alongside the updated Final Cut 2 app, a successor to last year’s debut Final Cut for iPad. Final Cut 2 has a multiscreen view that captures and controls each Final Cut Camera-running device connected to it. Final Cut 2 also lets you hop between production and editing, allowing you to live-cut your project.

Final Cut Camera in action.

Final Cut Camera in action.
Final Cut Camera in action.
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Final Cut Pro 2 with live-cutting.

Final Cut Pro 2 with live-cutting.
Final Cut Pro 2 with live-cutting.
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Apple’s iOS platform is home to many similar multicam tools, including the industry-choice BlackMagic Camera app. However, live-cutting is a feature competitor apps do not currently offer.

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