The bigger screen would be great for the interface, sure. But it's not really as practical considering the idea is that you shoot video and then edit it all right on the device.
Maybe the iPad 2 will have it.
any ideas how much video could fit on a 16 and 32GB iPhone? I didn't see any specs that indicate the bitrate of the HD video. Given our P2 camera can get 45 minutes of 720p o a 32GB card I'm assuming that this is more compressed so it will be several hours on the 32GB iphone.
I'm debating on which to get, this is obviously a big reason to get the 32GB.
Well, on the iPad it would be awesome do make some video editing with videos you import from the Mac....
Silliest thing I've heard in a long time...
It's neat it will exist, but spending time on this at the keynote? Ridiculous. Why would anyone need iMovie on a mobile device.
I can think of plenty of ways to use it (and use it more often than my HVX200 and Mac Pro/FCS system).
I'm sure plenty of other creative people with interesting lives are looking forward to this as well.![]()
If you plan on putting video on the phone, you need all the space you can get.
I'm sure people will turn out some cool stuff with it. I just think it's bizarre to have advanced video editing on a mobile device. I'm not against it. I just think it's odd. If I was going to make a film (which I don't do), I'd much rather edit on a computer than a 3.5 inch screen.
This iMovie for iPhone is a very stupid idea! "
As for FCP falling behind, there's an easy fix. It's called Avid Media Composer 5.
First, export the project in one of three sizes: Medium (640 by 360), Large (960 by 540), or HD (1280 by 720). Then choose how you’d like to share it: in an email or MMS message, on the web, in a MobileMe gallery, or on YouTube.
I agree that I would like to shoot on my iPhone but edit on my iPad.
Shouldn't these kind of apps be included in the iOS4? With iPhone OS 3, the video edit was included in the OS, but why not now? If I buy a new iPhone, I want to use one of the essential features of it (shooting 720p video, editing and posting on the web) without paying extra.
now this might just be one of my favorite features on the new iPhone