Final Cut Pro is Apple's professional-level, non-linear, non-destructive video editing software. Originally designed by Macromedia in the mid-90s, the software has grown to be an industry giant in ...

The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Editing with Final Cut Pro in 2024Ready to level up your editing game with Final Cut Pro?

Suddenly, Apple was in the professional video editing game. While it would cost thousands of dollars to purchase the hardware and software for a quality NLE (sometimes close to the price of a house), ...

With these five tips, you'll find Final Cut Pro X is more efficient and effective. Just remember, this is a complicated piece of software, so don't expect to dive right in and understand ...

Just two weeks after the initial announcement, Apple's Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro editing software have made landfall on select iPad models. Both apps function similarly to their desktop ...

While Premiere Pro works beautifully with Creative Cloud (and if that’s your primary workspace, then we recommend Adobe’s video editing software), Final Cut Pro fits perfectly into the larger ...

Darkening a video clip in Apple’s Final Cut Pro video-editing software can correct problems with overly bright video footage. Final Cut Pro is an advanced video editor; it doesn’t include a ...

With so many laptops offering wildly different features, it's important to narrow down which ones matter the most. In McQuaid ...

editing software for mobile devices. Sure, there is Adobe Rush and Final Cut Pro for iPadOS, but neither has made editing as streamlined or approachable as CapCut. As Canva is to Adobe Photoshop ...

According to Apple’s press release, Final Cut Pro will support single-device field recording, with the M2 iPad Pro supporting ProRes video. The app will also support multicam editing, which can be ...

Apple has updated Final Cut Pro, iMovie, Motion, and Compressor, adding support for the log-encoded video shot on the iPhone 15 Pro to the video editing suite. In early 2023, Apple launched Final ...

I’ve been reviewing software for PCMag since 2008, and I still get a kick out of seeing what's new in video and photo editing software, and how operating systems change over time. I was ...