Apple Inc.

Paul Thomas Schneider

Piotr J Stanczyk

Graham R Clarke

Andre Souza Dos Santos

William A Sorrentino, Iii

Wayne Loofbourrow

Joseph A Malia

Seyyedhossein Mousavi

Jens Jacob Pallisgaard

Toke Jansen

Joshua Blake Shagam

Behkish J Manzari

Saumitro Dasgupta

Randy Ubillos

Giovanni M Agnoli

Vijay Sundaram

Jeffrey A Brasket

Xiaohuan Corina Wang

Yang Yang

Brian Everett Meaney

Rudolph Van Der Merwe

Johnnie B Manzari

Vignesh Jagadeesh

Colleen M Pendergast

Jason Klivington

Jacques P Gasselin De Richebourg

Eric J Graves

Mike Stern

Peter Chou

Emilie Kim

Afshin Dehghan

Arwen V Bradley

David N Chen

Walker J Eagleston

Shaun M Poole

Shuang Gao

Robert A Bailey

Vasilios E Anton

Agnes Nemeth

Mikko Berggren Ettienne

Joe Triscari

Hjalte Wedel Vildhoej

Sébastien Beysserie

William A Sorrentino Iii

André Souza Dos Santos

The present disclosure generally relates to user interfaces for altering visual media. In some embodiments, user interfaces capturing visual media (e.g., via a synthetic depth-of-field effect), playing back visual media (e.g., via a synthetic depth-of-field effect), editing visual media (e.g., that has a synthetic depth-of-field effect applied), and/or managing media capture.

User interfaces for altering visual media

Techniques are disclosed for editing captured media to overcome operational difficulties that may arise during capture operations. According to these techniques, content may be captured with a pair of cameras, a first camera having a wider field of view than a second camera. Object(s) may be detected from captured content from the wider field of view camera. The captured content may be processed from the wider field of view camera in a location of at least one detected object. Typically, operators may attempt to frame content using content from the narrower field of view camera. As a result, operators may be unaware that desired content is captured using a second, wider field of view camera. Results from the processed wider field of view data may be proposed to operators for review and, if desired, retention.

Video analysis and management techniques for media capture and retention

A novel method for retiming a portion of a media content (e.g., audio data, video data, audio and video data, etc.) in a media-editing application is provided. The media editing application includes a user interface for defining a range in order to select a portion of the media content. The media editing application performs retiming by applying a speed effect to the portion of the media content selected by the defined range. For a faster speed effect, the media editing application retimes the selected portion of the media content by sampling the media content at a faster rate. For a slower speed effect, the media editing application retimes the selected portion of the media content by sampling the content at a slower rate.

Retiming media presentations

Some embodiments provide a method that receives the addition of a video clip having a first set of spatial properties to a composite video project having a second set of spatial properties. When the first set of spatial properties and the second set of spatial properties are different, the method automatically applies a spatial conform effect to the video clip to conform images of the video clip to the second set of spatial properties. The method receives input to transform images of the video clip as displayed in the composite video project. The method stores the spatial conform effect and the received transform as separate effects for the video clip.

Spatial conform operation for a media-editing application

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Paul Thomas Schneider