The Apple Final Cut Camera app has been officially introduced by the tech brand as a complementary tool for its signature Final Cut Pro program to help users capture footage with ease using their iPhone.
The app provides access to the new Live Multicam feature that enables users to wirelessly connect and preview up to four cameras at the same time, which is made possible when using Final Cut Pro for iPad 2. Users can also incorporate the app into their daily recording protocols with the ability to fine-tune manual focus, ISO, shutter speed, grid overlays and more.
The Apple Final Cut Camera app works hand in hand with the aforementioned Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 platform as well as Final Cut Pro for Mac 10.8, which are available as free updates for existing users. New customers can expect to pay $4.99 per month or $49 per year for Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 and $299.99 for Final Cut Pro for Mac 10.8.
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