Apple’s Final Cut Pro video editing software for Mac now supports editing spatial videos.
Spatial Video is Apple’s term for stereoscopic 3D video using the Apple HEVC Stereo Video Profile format of MV-HEVC. Spatial videos can be captured by all iPhone 16 models, the iPhone 15 Pro models, Apple Vision Pro, and Canon’s EOS R7 camera with its upcoming spatial lens attachment.
Final Cut Pro 11 for Mac is out now, and it includes the ability to import and edit spatial videos, add effects and titles with adjustable depth, and make color corrections that apply to both views.
Spatial video projects can be previewed instantly on Apple Vision Pro, including when connected via Mac Virtual Display. The spatial video projects can be published to the Photos Library to later view them on Vision Pro or uploaded to platforms that support visionOS and spatial videos, such as Vimeo.
Final Cut Pro 11 for Mac is now available. Apple Vision Pro
allows you to edit spatial video, but it’s also a great way to do regular editing. Now that Canon’s new R7 lens is available, professional productions such as documentaries, educational videos and entertainment could be made with the capability to edit spatial footage. Three days after its release, Currents is nowhere to be found. Vimeo has been contacted to find out the current status of Currents.for $300 on the Mac App Store