DaVinci Resolve for iPad is finally live on the App Store. In the past few weeks, my colleague Jakub took some time to experiment with the Beta version of the application, then he sat down with Nino to grab a coffee and share his first impressions. If you’re just starting out with video editing, there’s a long list of reasons why you’d want to adopt Resolve as your first editing software. And if you are an experienced professional, it is likely that you have already made the switch from a different editing platform over the last few years. While the desktop version keeps getting better via a series of frequent updates, the advent of DaVinci Resolve for iPad (first announced back in October) adds to the list of reasons for taking the leap. So let’s take a closer look at what the first tablet-oriented iteration of Blackmagic Design’s editing and grading suite has to offer! DaVinci Resolve for iPad. Source: Apple DaVinci Resolve for iPad: pros and cons For his own test of the Beta version of DaVinci Resolve for iPad, Jakub used the top-spec’d 12.9” iPad Pro equipped with the M2 chip. However, the app also runs on M1 chip versions of the iPad, including the latest iPad Air. The app seems to fully exploit the processing power of Apple’s silicon chips. We could easily playback a 4K timeline filled with H.264/H.265 media without noticing any dropped frame. Having the ability to edit high-resolution media on a tablet can...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 22 December, 2022