Final Cut Pro for Mac Now Supports Editing Spatial Videos

Apple’s Closing Minimize Professional video enhancing software program for Mac now helps enhancing spatial movies.

Spatial Video is Apple’s time period for stereoscopic 3D video utilizing the Apple HEVC Stereo Video Profile format of MV-HEVC. Spatial movies could be captured by all iPhone 16 models, the iPhone 15 Professional fashions, Apple Imaginative and prescient Professional, and Canon’s EOS R7 digital camera with its upcoming spatial lens attachment.

Closing Minimize Professional 11 for Mac is out now, and it consists of the power to import and edit spatial movies, add results and titles with adjustable depth, and make coloration corrections that apply to each views.

Spatial video initiatives could be previewed immediately on Apple Imaginative and prescient Professional, together with when linked by way of Mac Digital Show. You can too publish them to your Images library to view on Imaginative and prescient Professional later, or add them to a platform that helps spatial movies and visionOS equivalent to Vimeo.

The replace additionally brings new AI-powered options to Closing Minimize Professional, together with the Magnetic Masks, which robotically segments individuals and objects with out the necessity for a inexperienced display screen or rotoscoping, and computerized captioning with a really low error fee.

Closing Minimize Professional for Mac is obtainable for $300 on the Mac App Store. And Apple Imaginative and prescient Professional’s new Ultrawide Mac Virtual Display mode is arguably the best approach to make use of it, whether or not you are enhancing common video or spatial video.

Vimeo Now Has A visionOS App & Supports Spatial Videos

Vimeo now has an Apple Vision Pro app and natively supports Apple’s spatial video format, including uploading from iPhone.

Till now, spatial movies have largely been easy consumer-captured clips, largely supposed to relive a reminiscence at a later date. However now, the power to edit spatial movies, mixed with a platform to publish them on, may result in skilled leisure, documentary, and academic productions, particularly after Canon’s R7 spatial lens ships.

Vimeo said it was funding the primary spatial video brief movie, referred to as Currents, which was imagined to launch on November 11. However three days later, it is nowhere to be seen. We have reached out to Vimeo to ask what the standing of Currents is.