Munzir Hakimi
On Tuesday, Apple hosted its exclusive “Let Loose” event, unveiling the latest additions to its product lineup: the M2 iPad Air and M4 iPad Pro. What’s particularly noteworthy is that Apple revealed the entire event was recorded using an iPhone, possibly the iPhone 15 Pro. Adding to the intrigue, Apple disclosed that the recording was edited using a combination of Mac and iPad technology.
Apple’s Innovative Filming and Editing Techniques Unveiled
Apple’s latest event marked the second instance where the entire proceedings were captured solely on an iPhone, continuing a trend initiated during last year’s October event. Leveraging the iPhone 15 Pro, Apple showcased its cutting-edge filming capabilities, such as ProRes Log and the 5x lens.
Key Points:
- Second consecutive Apple event filmed entirely on iPhone, showcasing its evolving capabilities.
- Utilization of iPhone 15 Pro to highlight advanced filming features.
- Unveiling of Final Cut Pro 2 for iPad during the event, featuring a revamped interface and new functionalities like live multi-cam editing.
- Apple’s acknowledgment of the potential of Final Cut Pro for iPadOS, enabling comprehensive project editing directly on the iPad.
While Apple’s event underscored its strides in mobile filming and editing technologies, it’s noteworthy that the company relied on both Mac and iPad for the event’s editing process. Despite this, the introduction of Final Cut Pro 2 for iPad signals a promising shift towards comprehensive editing capabilities on mobile devices. As Apple continues to push boundaries, the prospect of a fully iPhone-shot and iPad-edited event appears closer than ever, promising further innovation in the realm of content creation.
