A Deeper Dive into Compressor 4.6.6: Making the Most of Your iPhone 15 Pro Videos!
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Are you ready for some exciting news? Apple's just rolled out an update to Compressor, and it's designed to significantly amplify your video conversion experience, especially if you're rocking the latest iPhone 15 Pro. Let's jump right in and see what's cooking!
Here's What's New:
1. Embrace the iPhone 15 Pro Magic: The iPhone 15 Pro is more than just a phone; it's a videographer's delight. Now, with Compressor 4.6.6, you can tap into the vast dynamic range of log-encoded videos shot on this device. If you're wondering, log-encoded videos capture more details, especially in high contrast scenes. This feature means your iPhone-shot videos can now get the post-production treatment they truly deserve!
2. More Accuracy in the Comparison Viewer: We've all been there - a slight inconsistency in the viewer can throw off the entire editing process. Thankfully, this update addresses an issue where the source/output comparison viewer didn't reflect the camera log selection. A small fix, but a significant one!
3. Better File Management: There's been a tiny glitch where "Reveal in Finder" wasn't available for clips with tweaked audio settings. But guess what? That's a thing of the past! Apple's got your back, ensuring smoother workflows without these hitches.
4. Improved Luminance Levels: If you've been seeing some odd luminance levels, especially when the Job inspector color space and Output color space were set to Rec. 709, you're not alone. But worry not, this update ensures your color spaces are accurate and spot-on.
In a Nutshell:
The latest Compressor 4.6.6 is more than just an update; it's a testament to Apple's commitment to providing top-notch video editing and conversion tools. Integrated closely with Final Cut Pro and Motion, this tool is designed to supercharge your editing workflow.
If you haven't ventured into the world of Compressor yet, now might be the time. At $49.99 on the App Store, it's an investment that promises rich returns, especially if video editing or content creation is your thing.
