Final Cut Camera - Preview

The iPhone has been evolving into a viable camera replacement a little more each year. Apple have recently released a camera app of their own aimed at professionals. Final Cut Camera is built with professional video workflows in mind. Creatives have full control over white balance, exposure, focus and even the camera's shutter speed and ISO settings. The app has focus and exposure protections to help users create the perfect shots. This app pairs perfectly with Final Cut Pro for iPad offering users not only a simple way of creating multi-camera shots, but also seamlessly editing them. In this episode Darcy goes over Final Cut Camera's interface, shows how you can set up a multicam shoot, and then moves over to Final Cut Pro for iPad to show the basics of working with a multicam clip.

After a one-month free trial, Final Cut Pro for iPad costs $4.99 USD per month or $49 per year.

See full device compatibility on the App Store page.

The full tutorial covers:

• Final Cut Camera Interface [00:01:12]
• App Settings [00:06:12]
• Recording and Managing Media [00:09:36]
• Setting Up for Multicam Shoot [00:10:57]
• Recording Two Cameras [00:13:44]
• Final Cut Pro for iPad Resources [00:17:00]
• The Browser [00:18:27]
• Adding Clips to the Timeline [00:20:54]
• Adjusting Your Clip [00:22:27]
• Switching Camera Angles [00:23:45]
• Editing Angles on Timeline [00:25:51]

App Store Links:

Final Cut Camera - iOS Download

Show Links:

Final Cut Camera - User Guide

Final Cut Pro for iPad