The new version of popular video editing software from Apple called Final Cut Pro X  was presented yesterday at the NAB last night in Las Vegas.Packed with automatic settings and a completely redesigned interface,the  newborn program will go on sale for $ 299, a more affordable price than previous versions.

Defined by some specialized media as a kind of iMovie Pro,the truth is that the new Final Cut includes a wide range of automation software better suited for domestic use than professional use.This new upgrade brings new features like support for all processors cores via  Grand Central Dispatch,the ability to edit during import,scalable rendering,support for high-def 4-k resolution.

According to representatives of Apple,Final Cut Pro X has been fully reprogrammed to make the most out of the power of 64-bit systems.Thus,the program can benefit an unlimited amount of RAM memory for full background rendering¨the render dialoge is gone!¨said Apple video architect Paul Steinauer.It also supports the same automatic face detection as iMovie and the ability to identify shots.
Final Cut Pro X will be available on the Mac App Store (App Store for Mac launched earlier this year)in June for the price of $299.