DaVinci Resolve on the iPad
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When Apple announced the iPad with the M2 processor in October, the company also introduced DaVinci Resolve. This is a popular video editing software. Now, two months later, this software is finally available for iPadOS. You can download the app now from the App Store.
DaVinci Resolve is a video editing software, best known for its advanced color correction tuning. The program has been available for years for other operating systems, such as windowsAnd Linux and macOS. And now it’s an iPad turn. Good news for video makers.
DaVinci Resolve on the iPad
If you are already familiar with the program, it will feel like a warm bath. And that while the interface is being fixed, so that you can operate it properly on the iPad’s touch screen. You can start new projects or load existing projects. It should come from DaVinci Resolve version 18.
DaVinci Resolve for iPad is now available! Get the same color correction and editing tools used in Hollywood movies on the iPad, plus multi-user collaboration with Blackmagic Cloud, AI-based magic masking, sound isolation, dialogue leveling and more! Download now from https://t.co/jIlh5hm5C7 pic.twitter.com/NFzr5S2xvO
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DaVinci Resolve offers several options. For example, there is support for collaboration with multiple users, via Blackmagic Cloud (Blackmagic is the developer of the application). You will also find almost all the tools in the iPad app that you will also find on other platforms. Then remember Page clipping, source bar, quick review, sync container and more.
Works with different codecs
Plus, there are plenty of options regarding contrast, temperature, tones, and saturation. There are also 3D trackers and there is HDR support. The iPad app supports many codecs, such as H.264, H.265, ProRes, and Blackmagic RAW. There are also a lot of features related to artificial intelligence.
All of this runs through the da Vinci Neural Engine, which means that performing certain actions requires much less effort. You can import clips from the cloud, local storage, or an external drive.
Finally, the app is optimized for the Apple Pencil, trackpads, and the Magic Keyboard. You need at least iPadOS 16 for this, as well as an iPad with an M1 chip (or higher, of course). You can download the app for free, but the full version costs €114.99 one time.
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