Final Cut Pro is a professional video editing software launched by Apple, which officially said has "invincible professional performance".
But it is such a professional software, which has recently been jointly accused by a number of professional editors of being too outdated and cannot keep up with other similar software.
The letter mentions that while Final Cut Pro does gain a large number of users, the software has not been recognized by editors in the professional film and television field.
This is partly due to the fact that Final Cut Pro is only available on Mac devices, and there is a significant gap in collaboration compared to other fully platform-compatible editing software.
Final Cut Pro, on the other hand, has a certain difference in video track logic from other software, which increases the complexity of the operation and makes it more difficult for editors to get started.
At the same time, the editors involved in the co-brand said that Final Cut Pro also had certain shortcomings in publicity, and most directors, production and post-production directors did not understand the software, let alone allow it to be used.
At the same time, though, the letter acknowledges that Final Cut Pro has really made a lot of improvements so far, and it will be a good choice if you want to provide video content for Apple's Apple TV+.
Source: Fast Technology