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I have done multiple recordings with this and such a small change has made a massive difference in my workflow. Even if I am just recording a single angle, jus
by nerdjon 2y ago
I have done multiple recordings with this and such a small change has made a massive difference in my workflow.
Even if I am just recording a single angle, just being able to have a portable view of my camera has eliminated something being messed up with the recording like lighting, angle, etc.
Previously I would need to make a recording, send it to my Mac, check it, and hope that I don't mess something up when I record again.
That being said, it's not perfect. I am annoyed that for some reason I can't do 60fps if I am doing 4k, even though natively the Final Cut Camera app can do this.
Also annoyed that from the iPad I can't do an audio only channel with a bluetooth source and instead just have to have my iPad camera turned on and connected to my microphone. Not the end of the world but annoying since Final Cut Pro multicam itself does support audio only tracks.
It would be awesome if in a future update I could preview certain effects in real time, like green screen keying. But that would be a bonus and not a complaint.
I am sure that for more established studios this is not really useful and they already had similar functionality with far more expensive setups, but for someone doing everything just by themselves this is an amazing feature that fixes my single biggest issue with recording videos.