Ever since Apple released the redesigned iPad Pro back in 2018, my iPad has turned into my main form of computing. I use it to write these articles, manage the YouTube channel, answer emails, watch ...

If you made a multi-camera clip and you forgot an angle--say, if you actually did a three-camera shoot, but initially created a multicam clip with only two angles--you don’t have to re-create it from ...

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Update: Apple has published a white paper entitled “Final Cut Pro X for Final Cut Pro 7 Editors” to detail the differences between the two apps and smooth the transition for professional users. Apple ...

Along with powerful iPad updates, Apple unveils new features in its Final Cut Pro 2 video software and a multicam-supporting Final Cut Camera app. I've been testing PC and mobile software for more ...

Apple has issued what it describes a “significant” update to its Final Cut Pro X software today, adding a number of features that many users missed with the initial release. Those features include ...

In the sixth episode of our exclusive 10-part tutorial series on how to edit video with Resolve, Darren Mostyn from Online Creative looks at working with multicam: syncing up clips, adjusting ...

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With a press release, Apple today announced a major update to its professional video editing tool Final Cut Pro X. The new version, 10.0.3, available as a free update on the Mac App Store, introduces ...

Apple has today announced a new update 10.0.3 that’s rolling out for its new Final Cut Pro X video editing software which launched around seven months ago. The new FCPX update brings with it new ...

To edit your multicam clip, highlight it and drag it down to the timeline. By default you’re not going see your angles in your Viewer. You have to enable your Angle ...