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Apple has just rolled out a major update: Final Cut Pro for Mac and iPad Updated With New iPhone 17 Pro and iPadOS 26 Features. This release brings ProRes RAW enhancements, Apple Log 2 support, and new workflow improvements that make video editing even smoother across devices.

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For creators using the iPhone 17 Pro, these updates unlock more control over ProRes RAW footage, giving editors the ability to fine-tune exposure, color, and detail with professional-grade precision.

What’s New in Final Cut Pro for Mac

The latest Final Cut Pro 11.2 for Mac introduces advanced editing tools that help professionals maximize the potential of Apple’s latest hardware. Here’s what’s included:

• Expanded controls for ProRes RAW video shot on iPhone 17 Pro, including exposure, color temperature, tint, and demosaicing adjustments.

• Full support for Apple Log 2 footage, letting editors bring back the vibrancy and depth of their original scenes with LUT applications.

• Stability and performance improvements designed to streamline workflows on macOS.

This update ensures Mac users can seamlessly edit footage from the iPhone 17 Pro, taking advantage of Apple’s latest camera technology.

What’s New in Final Cut Pro for iPad

The Final Cut Pro 2.3 for iPad brings powerful new tools that blend pro-level editing with touch-friendly design. Here’s what’s new:

• Advanced ProRes RAW controls for iPhone 17 Pro footage, with full flexibility over exposure, tint, and color temperature.

• Apple Log 2 playback with LUT support, ensuring cinematic-grade results on the go.

• A new menu bar for easier access to commands and shortcuts, accessible by swiping down from the top edge or using a trackpad. (Requires iPadOS 26.)

For creators who prefer mobile editing, this update makes the iPad a more viable tool for professional video production.

Pricing and Availability

Both updates are free for existing users.

• Final Cut Pro for Mac (v11.2): $299.99 on the Mac App Store for new customers.

• Final Cut Pro for iPad (v2.3): $4.99/month or $49/year on the App Store.

Companion apps like Compressor and Motion also remain available for professionals looking to expand their editing toolkit.

Why This Matters for Creators

With Final Cut Pro for Mac and iPad Updated With New iPhone 17 Pro and iPadOS 26 Features, Apple is clearly pushing deeper into pro-level mobile filmmaking. By combining advanced editing controls with seamless device integration, Apple is giving creators more power to tell their stories—whether in the studio or on the go.