DaVinci Resolve For iPad: WATCH THIS FIRST Before Buying
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Before you buy DaVinci Resolve for the Apple iPad Pro, be sure to watch this video first. In it, Bobby Tonelli shows you how some of the pros and cons of using DaVinci Resolve on the Apple M2 iPad Pro.
From the color grading, to AI, there is a lot to appreciate what Blackmagic Design has done with this app, but is it too complex for beginners? Can the M2 iPad pro handle editing 4k and 8k? Check out this video to find out more before you make the leap to buy this piece of software on the Apple M2 iPad Pro.
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BUDDY!!! You just opened up the door pal! I was just about to send the iPad back because it would NOT export individual clips and then you showed us the deliver page that was hidden!!! Thank you sir!
Glad to help out! Cheers
You are a life saver! I thought i could only access the hidden features if i paid for studio, but you just saved me 90$!
Thank you new to Davinci learning on old desktop & newer Macbook Air thinking of buying an ipad. I realize this is almost a year later but appreciate the review.
ipad pro m2 + Davinci Studio … what is the day today 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great review. Appreciate how thorough you are with these. Like you I prefer a large monitor for video editing, and while I am cool with using the iPad for photo editing, especially when on the road, I only use the iPad for editing short social media video like Reels or stories. There are rumors that Apple may port the MacOS to iPad. If they do we may see an even larger iPad, and apps like Final Cut Pro or Premiere finally migrate.
Thanks Dean much appreciated. A larger iPad for work like this would be ideal, but that basically would turn the iPad into a hybrid MacBook which isn’t that bad of an idea. Perhaps that’s the game plan for the future
I see this as an add on for my workstation using Cloud project share. I have been rough editing in my car, hanging with family on couch or in kitchen etc then I open the project in my workstation and do all the detailed stuff. Not that I cannot do that on the Ipad but once I add keyboard, speed editor, 2nd monitor etc it basically becomes a MAcbook air. Not saying I do not do that also just that I think the case for the Ipad version is made when just using apple pencil or your fingers without anything else so you are truly mobile and that for me means rough edits. I can do all my cuts on it and do the rest at my proper editing workstation.
Definitely can be a great addition
Can you edit off an external drive? When I'm on the road I want to be able to transfer the contents of my SD card from my camera to the External drive and then edit from that drive. Then I'd like to be able to move that drive over to my PC once I get home....Ya Ill have to fully move to mac at some point but not now.
Also, Which ipad are you using? Ipad pro 12.9 (6th Gen)?
@@SDScuba Yes, An SSD like a Samsung T5 or T7
First two mins you Clarified why I’m going a bit nuts… i only have an iPad Pro tho, so there’s no trying this out on a Mac for me. Hope they make the change in the hovering.
I think it's great. Obviously for some kind of production value thing, yeah, one should use a powerful desktop.
If you are making simple videos, my lord, this app is my favorite.
Yep 💯 agree
I used to use FCP but now that I have the M2 IPad Pro 16gig, Resolve just runs so smoothly. It makes my computer look slow by comparison
Good assessment on this one. I am really enjoying the iPad version and working on a current project. The cut page and the speed editor is really good but I really think the color page and the pencil has been a great addition for me. I also think magic mask is great on the iPad. Also the studio version has clean video feed and not only does the HDMI work but I even can airplay to my Apple 4K TV box and display on it. But the iPad version is definitely not set up for some one to learn Resolve on.
Glad you like it!
Can you edit directly from an external drive? Then bring that drive over to a PC to continue the edit?
The workflow would be. Capture video with mirrorless camera, somehow transfer files from the cameras SD card to an external SSD drive. Edit from the SSD drive. Once done have the ability to move that drive to a PC and continue the edit with the project files created on the ipad.
I downloaded it thank you 😊 I’ll master it shortly ;)
Enjoy!
Thanks! My computer couldn’t handle the the desktop version. So I’m trying it on the iPad
No prob. See how it performs but for me even on the M2 it would be challenging at times
@@GeekCulture yeah, this might be a dumb question but…. Do I have to import whatever want to edit to my files first, because I can’t see a way to take it directly from photos
You can take it directly from photos app. It’s hidden which is a bit challenging
@@GeekCulture ah, I see. Thanks!
I know this was a couple months ago so maybe you’ve changed the way you record, but if it’s possible to record with a mouse so we know where you’re clicking it would help out!
With the iPad it’s slightly difficult but I do understand your point and it was something that stood out to me while filming this.
@@GeekCulture either way, great video! I enjoyed it and learned a lot.
Great review. Just in watching this review I now understand some of the hidden things in Resolve on iPad that were not immediately apparent to me when I first installed it a few months ago. I do. lot of exploring and brute force learning on any new software that I get however that often leads to a wall of frustration if some important feature does not become clear to me. This video shed some light on some things . Thanks for sharing subbed your channel to check out more of your videos . Thanks again for sharing .
Thanks again for watching and commenting. Much appreciated
My ipad (8th generation) refuses to import from USB. I use the genuine Apple Camera dongle (the powered version) and am met with a warning about power, and a refusal to import-
Great content. Quick question though. For a total newbie to video editing, would DaVinci Resolve for iPad be a great / practical way to get into it or would it be better to start off on the full computer version first before trying the iPad version?
Thanks for watching. I think the desktop option (can use the free version) would be a good start and then from there move over to the iPad. As mentioned the iPad isn’t the most intuitive from the start for newbies.
Alternatively with the release of Apple’s Final Cut Pro for iPad that may be an option as well
@@GeekCultureThanks for the feedback. Much appreciated.
Thanks for the video!! Happy 2023!! Quick question, do you know if you Noise Reduction is available on the Davinci Resolve iPad (Paid) version?
Thanks for watching. Yes there are some noise reduction options in it but I don’t think to the extent of the desktop version as of yet. Works relatively well though!
Thank you
Thanks for watching
what storage type do you have on the new 12.9? I'm looking to get a 12.9 but don't know if I should get the 1tb version for the extra 8gb of ram. I'll most likely be editing consistently on the pro 12.9 so would it help to get the 1tb for extra ram or is it not worth the extra price compared to the 128gb with external storage?
Have the 1TB version. Highly recommend that. You will need all the resources possible with this app. More ram the better
i bought the studio version but those page aren’t showing up! Help
About to go travel for a while and don't really want to take my laptop so toying with the idea of an Ipad?? Does Davinci require the M1 or M2 processor?
It works best with M1 and M2
@@GeekCulture thanks
No prob
Can I work on a PC and continue on a iPad and the other way around?
Yes through Blackmagic cloud
its been 8 months and still you cant find what that function is when you hover
Can I edit on a 1080p timeline and export in 4k like I currently do with the desktop version?
You can edit in proxy yes
how do I purchase the full version on iPad Pro?
Is the new feature remote monitoring also available with resolve in ipad so I can connect my iphone as a video clean feed?
I can use other tablet brand to use davicin resolve? Or I have to use ipad?
I’m having issues opening recordings I’ve done on my iPad how do I import and edit those?
You need to import though photos which is a bit tricky to find. Should be the icon next to media. Tap that and the drop down will show your photos icon
there's the option "import from Photos"
i'd be interested in knowing the performance gains of 12.9" ipad pro m1 vs m2 w/ this Davinci Resolve or iPad.
Editing wise about the same. You see the difference on export where the M2 is much faster than M1
@@GeekCulture hmm is export processor or media engine intensive? or more dependent on ssd speed? i might go with m2 with lower storage instead of m1 with higher storage then. m1 is tempting due to the recent discounts though. but intend to do video editing with resolve for ipad pro so maybe m2 is the way to go. larger storage doesn't make as much sense right now due to limitations with the usb-c performance and limitations right now, i think.
The M2 chip is more efficient for exporting due to the design and features but if you aren’t in a rush then maxed out M1 is okay too. My recommendation is to go with higher storage as it adds more ram which would definitely help
Dude sounds like a sports announcer.
conitunously speaking , please give a pause
Haha I pause quite a bit. Alternatively there is a pause button on the video player too 😊