This is clever, but not all work benefits from having a logo, text or image in them. The first is something that is typical in 360 editors: the ability to place an image or text over the area where the rig is, covering up the problem. 10.4 gives you a couple of ways to resolve these issues. Be it the stand holding the camera, the shadow of the camera or some other part of the rig, it can be unsightly and pull the viewer out of the reality you are creating for them. In 10.4 you are able to correct the horizon, so the image is placed correctly to the viewer's eyes.Īnother issue with 360 video is being able to see the camera rig itself. A typical problem with 360 video after it's stitched together, you might have an incorrect horizon. For example, you can change the orientation of the viewer for better control over where they look. There are a multitude of 360 degree video controls in 10.4. Round trip from 10.4 to Motion for more advanced controls and manipulation and then go back to 10.4 where the changes made in Motion automatically update in Final Cut. The update even spills into the new version of Motion, version 5.4. Further still, 2D and 3D titles can be made and placed within the equirectangular image. Not only are you able to edit consumer 360 video, Apple gave support to professionals making high-resolution video supporting resolutions of 8K and higher.Īlong with being able to cut and import 360 video, 10.4 allows you to apply glows, blurs and other effects to it. There isn’t a huge list of updates for Final Cut Pro 10.4, however the list is full of heavy-hitting updates, starting at the top with 360 degree video support. 360-Degree Video 360 video in Final Cut Pro X Owning a program for 6 years without being obsolete is quite remarkable. When you compare that to the other editors on the market, it’s likely other editor brands aren’t even supporting the versions of their programs from 2011. So if you bought Final Cut when it was launched in 2011, you've received all updates for free for the past 6 years. Apple responded, not in kind, but in action and has made every update since 2011 free to FCPX owners. Apple has adapted FCPX to work better with professional workflows with every update, including this one. This might have been true, but it’s not anymore. Some saw this as an abandonment of the professional editor. Upon its release back in 2011, it was seen as a huge change from not only the prior releases but also a big departure from nonlinear editors as a whole.
And if you don't already own it, no worries, there's no other editor as robust for 300 dollars.įinal Cut Pro X (FCPX) has had a colorful past. The new features makes it contemporary and the update is available at no additional cost to those that already own a copy of X. Final Cut Pro X 10.4 still gives the best value in professional video editors.
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