Film Producer: Apple VisionPro Headdisplay will support FinalCutPro during release
On June 8th, IT Home reported that a filmmaker announced that Apple's new headworn device, VisionPro, will support the use of FinalCutPro video editing software in augmented reality upon release, allowing users to perform video editing through their eyes and gestures.The filmmaker is MattiHaapoja, also a YouTube with over one million subscribers
On June 8th, IT Home reported that a filmmaker announced that Apple's new headworn device, VisionPro, will support the use of FinalCutPro video editing software in augmented reality upon release, allowing users to perform video editing through their eyes and gestures.
The filmmaker is MattiHaapoja, also a YouTube with over one million subscribers. He had the opportunity to experience VisionPro on WWDC and stated that this device will completely change the way movies are made, narrated, and content is created.
Haapoja said in a series of tweets that he has never experienced such immersion. He said that Apple has shown him places around the world, some of which he has visited before, and it feels like reliving memories. One of the scenes was feeding sharks underwater with a diver, who said he had done it before and the feeling of returning there was very real. He also revealed that the FinalCutPro on VisionPro will be available for use when the device is released. He said that his willingness to spend more than $3499 to purchase this device so that he can relive important moments and experiences in his future life is absolutely shocking.
Haapoja did not disclose whether to use VisionPro as the external display and input device for the Mac to use FinalCutPro, or whether it is a standalone vision OS version of FinalCutPro. IT Home speculates that it is possible that Apple has adapted the recently released iPad version of FinalCutPro to this headworn device.
The experience of using FinalCutPro for video editing on VisionPro is currently unknown, but it is definitely a very novel experience.
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