Final Cut Pro for iphones and Mac is promoted by Apple as AI and multicamera functions.

Apple’s Final Cut Pro promotional videos
Apple has released two videos promoting the new features in the video editing software Final Cut Pro for both Mac and iPad. Apple updated Final Cut Pro in June, bringing both the iPad and Mac apps to version 10.8. Two months later, Apple is promoting both apps on YouTube. The three-minute “Final Cut Pro for iPad 2” video discusses Live Multicam. This feature can be used with the separate Final Cut Camera application for live multi-camera editing and recording. The video also discusses external storage to accommodate large video files, as well as external sources. It also expands transitions and effects. The second video, also lasting three minute, features AI-powered elements. Enhance Light and Color speeds up color correction while Smooth Slo-Mo creates impressive slow-motion footage. The video also mentions Voice Isolation and Smart Conform to create vertical content from horizontal projects. The video also mentions Timeline Index, text searching and renaming color corrections. Final Cut Pro macOS is available for $299.99. Final Cut Pro is available for iPad on a subscription basis, at $4.99 a month or $49 yearly.