Final Cut Pro, Apple's professional video editing software, has its core competence reflected in its complete support for high-specification video formats. The software is not only fully compatible with the 4K HDR standard, but also capable of handling the post-production of 360° spatial video. At the level of technical realization, Final Cut Pro utilizes the hardware acceleration capability of Apple Silicon chip to achieve smooth editing of videos with resolutions below 8K, including the processing of high bit rate formats such as ProRes 4444 XQ.
For the special needs of 360° video, the software is equipped with a dedicated viewer tool that supports independent adjustment of the left and right eye views and preview of stereoscopic effects. It is worth noting that this feature is deeply integrated with the Apple Vision Pro ecology, which allows direct editing of spatial video footage captured by Vision Pro to output a format that meets the requirements of VR/AR platforms.
In practice, the 4K HDR workflow includes a complete color management scheme that supports the Rec.2020 color gamut and PQ/HLG transfer function, enabling precise control of bright details and dark levels in high dynamic range images. For professional film and television production teams, these features make it ideal for full HDR production.
This answer comes from the articleFinal Cut Pro: Professional Video Editing and Post-Production ToolsThe
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