DaVinci Resolve for iPad - PROFESSIONAL Workflows TESTED
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- DaVinci Resolve for iPad is now in Beta! We've got our hands on a copy and used it as a handy excuse to buy a new M2 iPad (business investment...right?). First thoughts? It's impressive. Check out our review.
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Interface First Look
01:06 - Project & Media
02:16 - Timeline Navigation & Speed Editor
03:48 - Color Management
04:45 - Playback Stress Test
06:03 - Color Grading Demo
08:29 - Masking
09:06 - Depth Maps
10:12 - Bleach Bypass Demo
12:39 - Misc
13:52 - Exporting
14:07 - Sharing Projects with the Desktop Version
15:57 - Q&A: Full version or limited features?
16:23 - Q&A: Good enough for professional work?
16:53 - Q&A: How well does it run?
17:13 - Q&A: What accessories do you need?
17:36 - Q&A: When can I get it?
17:53 - Final Thoughts
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Holy cow, this is real pro-level software made for the iPad! I was not expecting that, I thought for sure it was going to be seriously nerf’d. Excellent video review, you gave us a good sense of the UI/UX, the processing speed, and showcasing some of the features they included.
Yeah, we're really impressed too. People have been complaining about there being no pro apps for the iPad. I think this might be what we have been waiting for.
“Nerf’d” you definitely played warzone 1 haha 😂
The best review I have seen concerning DR on an iPad! Thanks Leon. I will be switching from FCP to Davinci Resolve. This gives me so much opportunities.
Excited to hear Peter. Resolve is fantastic, and now you can choose between a tablet computer and desktop... it keeps on getting better and better.
I’m one of those enjoying this version of Resolve already. I am fascinated. Although I got the studio for iPad, I’m still limited to the features available on the iPad Pro 11 1st gen. Thanks for the tips.
Hi, there I am looking forward to the day it comes out and love the videos a lot and keep them coming all so stay safe.
Thank-you Amander
Great review, thank you
I am more excited than I should be. The tracking / text graphics, green screen action is what im stoked to see, and how easy it is to cut / slice / magnetic edit with the pencil. I primarily edit to music so locking a clip and seeing the wave form is also a thing..... ugh... DO WANT. I bought the m2 1tb 12.9 just for this.
Me too! I think it's important to remember as well, that this is just the first iteration of Resolve for iPad. It's already amazing, but is only going to get better and better.
@@FilmEditingPro - I’m super tempted to reach out and see if I can get in on a beta, but I’m not a massive fan of beta stuff on ios. I rock an FX3 / loads of GoPros and now an Avata to my workflow.
How is it with slow motion footage? 120fps footage? 240?
(If you need any clips I’m sure I can share a gopro library full of skydiving stuff)
Thanks for the offer, that's really kind.
It will work fine with slow motion. Remember even it's shot at 120fps but it is being played back at (for example) 24fps, it's no more demanding to play than any other 24fps content.
Good news is that it should be released later this month (or soon thereafter)
Fantastic and very thorough initial review. It looks fantastic and super-impressed with features. It's not watered down like too many apps are. The iPad Pro is capable of so much and it's about time, except for a small minority of software developers, that they finally use that power. I'd probably buy the M2 iPad Pro simply because of the built-in ProRes engines. Subscribed.
No. Definitely not watered down. This is the full version of Resolve on iPad. Mind blown!
With this, the BM ecosystem is now my go-to for cameras, streaming, In-house and “mobile editing” Whoa
Yeah it's pretty good... and amazingly affordable.
What is BM ecosystem?
So great. Was the reason I upgraded now to an iPad Pro to cut videos on the couch and on the go super mobile. Hoping the app arrives before Christmas
Haha, cutting on the couch. We love it!
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing. Waiting to have this on my iPad Pro
You won't be disappointed.
This is really a great video
Thank you David!
Thank you for this review! I like the way you speak, which words you use for explaining and especially that you show which configuration you have on the ipad because I was thinking my ipad is to weak to work with davinci especially with filters like noise reduction - now I know - even with high end machines there are limitations..., cant wait to see more videos on the ipad davinci !!!
Yeah, those are some really computationally intensive effects we are using! They would struggle even on a desktop computer. So it's amazing they run so well on an iPad.
oh gods, yes. thank you for the initial impressions - I am a get this when it is out.
Soon! Glad you enjoyed.
Wow! Impressive! Can’t wait for the release of DaVinci Resolve for iPad Pro!
Yeah, it's very exciting.
@@FilmEditingPro It sure is! Thanks for sharing your testing on iPad Pro.
Thanks for the experience
You're welcome!
Wow 😊😊😊😂😂 great video bro😊😊
Thanks
Finally the M chips in the iPads are being put to use. I hope one day we can get developer tools like JetBrains on iPad
Yeah, this might be the first Pro app that can actually take advantage of all the power the M2 chip offers.
That was awesome. Well done providing some in-depth insight into the upcoming iPad version. Keep 'em coming :)
Thanks Chris.
The luts folder is located in the Davinci Resolve folder saved on your iPad - accessible by using your “files” app.
Thank-you! I knew I was just being daft.
Can't perform J or L cuts on the cut page. A bit of a show-stopper for most editorial work. Hopefully BMD will add that capability to the Cut page before they port the entire edit page. Thanks for the great tutorial.
That's a good point. There are workarounds to create J and L cuts, but it would certainly benefit from some attention from the dev team.
What we are particular excited about though is not the iPad replacing a traditional computer, but having it as an option in your workflow. Imagine taking an edit on set or to a meeting on the iPad. Or having the flexibility to 'take a break' and edit from the couch for a while, before returning to your desktop Computer. Just ideas, but it's exciting to see how fast this is being developed. We're sure either the edit page or another solution will be along soon.
It will be a masterpiece
Well said! 😎
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?
You have answered many of my questions. Thank you. Beyond this, what about syncing audio via timecode (or waveform)? I suppose that’s in there but I haven’t seen it demonstrated. I’m also wondering about Dropbox syncing. I’ve started doing some Cloud Pod stress tests to see if it could serve as a remote hub for ingest and proxy generation (so far, proxy generation works great, but the Resolve clone tool is much too limited and the OWC “Copy That” application I’ve tested can’t check destination drive sizes correctly across the network-kinda ridiculous and too long a story for here). And now that the iPad version is more or less out in the open, I’m curious to see how much further I can push this setup and workflow. Could an editor who is on the road somewhere, sync proxies from Dropbox (dailies from a set for instance) and start cutting remotely on the iPad into a cloud project?
In short, I think the answer to your question is YES! We definitely see that as being a viable workflow for editors on the road. Resolve can access files from dropbox, so as long as your dropbox client is set to make those files available offline, this should work.
We're going to test those workflows and get a video up soon.
Oh and btw, you can use Blackmagic Cloud store with your iPad.
You can acces all the pages you just need to assign them shortcuts! I would love to see you do an in depth review of all the pages!
Yeah, that's pretty mental! Looking forward to covering that.
Omg, fantastic work! What ipad you have?
It's an M2 12.9" with 1TB of storage
Thanks for the walk-thru this looks very promising. If you do another video on it, can you review how the video clip stabilization performs and how fast it can stabilize a 4K clip. Still do not understand why Apple sells Pro iPads and refuse to port FCPx to the iPad and expect people to use iMovie.
Yes, we'll keep that one in mind. Great suggestion, thank-you.
Brilliant walkthrough, thank you! I have been using Lumafusion on iPad for years, and the touch screen makes a huge difference. However, the lack of editable key frames forced me back to Resolve for MacOS. Does Resolve for iPad allow key frame markers to be moved after insertion?
That's a good question. The cut page functions the exact same as the desktop version. So whatever you can do there, you can do on iPad. Keyframes can definitely be edited on the colour page.
you can use keyframes in Lumafusion
Thanks for the in depth look, that was really interesting! I am curious, can you auto sync video to external audio in this version of Resolve?
Yes, you can sync audio using the sync bin on the cut page. Works very well. Obviously when the media page and edit page come to the iPad there are tools on those pages for syncing audio too.
@@FilmEditingPro Thank you, that is great to hear! I am not currently a Resolve user, so I don‘t really understand what the different pages do, but I have been looking to transfer my video editing workflow from Final Cut on the Mac to Lumafusion on the iPad and in addition to other points, this has been one of my issues so far.
Great vid, I found that your editing was quite jarring when using the speed editor on this video. 2:48
Sorry about that. We rushed to get this video out as soon as possible.
Genailk video, espero esta aplicación para poder aprender a usarla.
I have a question, proyects template of Videohive work in Davinci Resolve for iPad?
Yes, we believe project templates from video hive will work with Resolve iPad. It can open anything that the desktop version can open.
Thx for this great overview! I can't for the life of me on the color page find where the highlight icon is (magic wand) to turn on/off mask visibility. Also, how do you add an outside node (inverse of another node)? I can do it with a keyboard command (opt-O) but not not available in the node pop menus. Some functionality appears not to have made it over without a keyboard.
It's there! The logo is slightly different to the desktop version though. It's above the viewer, look for the rectangle with the circle in the middle. That's it!
Curious since you can render previews, can you also put the render folder on seperate drive or does that have to be hosted internally? Any idea how easy or difficult it will be to get the files off your system if you do have to host them internally - to clear up space for those of us that aren't using the larger drived pro models? Luma Fusion uses a few different places that have to be emptied out and I've never found it as easy as it should be.
You get to specify where the cache files go. So yes, you can have it stored them on an external ssd, in cloud storage or even on a network share. That should make things easier?
Hopefully full release soon
Q4 2022 according to Blackmagic.
Hi may I know if we are able to import media as mattes on the iPad?
My question is when will it be released? Sometime this month I’d guess because they said q4 2022
Yeah, that's the same information we have. Judging by how well the program is already working it seems possible.
Is there any difference in resolve performance between the 11" and 13" other than the screen size, obviously?
I just heard about Divince looking for some editing software for my iPad last week 😮
The only thing I don't like about Divinci is not being able to zone in & out on the clips. Its free & allows Pip so if I don't need Luma Fusion I'm not making that purchase. Small compromise I guess.
I edited my last video with it. Definitely my go to over my iPhone now
Glad you are enjoying it. Resolve is incredibly powerful, there isn't much you can't do with it.
By the way… thanks for the review
Our pleasure. Thank-you
Great review! A question though, does this version has stabilization feature to work with the footage?
Yes it does!
Great content. Is there a way to use “outside nodes” on the iPad version? I can’t seem to find the option when right clicking on a node? Or is this feature limited to the Studio version? Thanks in advance
Yes, you can absolutely use outside nodes both the free and studio version. There isn't a button to create them directly though! You'll need to create it manually by linking the blue inputs and outputs and flipping the input key on the second node.
You can turn on some shortcuts to get the other pages
Yes! We've seen that. So excited to see these pages come officially to the app, but it's amazing it's there to play with in the meantime.
I can’t wait for the release of davinci man
Hyped :)
For someone interested in moving to Resolve would you recommend starting with this iPad version or the desktop? And if one is better to start with than the other why? I am currently a FCP user but I have really been interested in getting some resolve time in as it would be nice to not be stuck with Mac all the time in case I want a actual touchscreen on a laptop which Apple doesn't offer
Hello Ken! Thanks for watching. The iPad and Desktop versions of resolve operate identically. The desktop version does currently have the advantage of officially featuring all the pages, but it seems these will be bought officially to the iPad in due course.
That mean's the answer to your question depends on which interface you prefer, keyboard and mouse or touch screen. If you're not sure, maybe try the desktop version. What's great is that it's so easy to transition your edits between an iPad and the desktop, so you can always change in the future.
Hope it goes well, keep us posted!
DaVinci Resolve for iPAD best application for editor. ASAP , we wonna use it. happy December。
Can't wait!
Did you figure out how to get back once you are in full screen mode ??
I want more videos for iPad Pro 😊😊❤❤
"While it only has the cut and color page, this is the full version of Resolve." huh? Just missing a few minor features like Fusion, Fairlight... Also even with the adjustments to the Cut page, it doesn't seem to be a complete replacement for the Edit page. I'd love to switch to just an iPad for the simple style of video editing that I do but it just seems so far off from the desktop version.
We get where you're coming from, that's a good point.
The cut page and color page offer near identical features and performance to their desktop counterparts. Resolve on iPad already contains the complete Fusion, Edit and Fairlight engine, it's just the UI's haven't been implemented yet. The dev team has focused on providing the cut and colour page first. The rest are on their way. That's why we are calling it the full version of Resolve.
Hola film PRO , no sé porque no puedo instalar Davinci Résolve en mi iPad Pro m2 , estoy en Francia…. podrías ayudarme…?
Saludos
I wish Resolve (desktop & iPad) could have the option of a self-contained library (like FCPX) where footage dragged into the timeline/pool, generated proxies, timeline background renders etc are automatically imported into a single pace that also contains the associated project files. Without careful file management, I've found it all too easy to come back to a resolve project, & then struggle to re-link everything. I'm not suggesting ditching the database workflow for those that need it, just add a simplified self-contained system for those than want an easier workflow.
That's a cool idea.
Don't forget, there is a media management tool that you can use to consolidate all your media into a single location. That might help.
This is amazing, now it’s avids turn to do this then I can have two diff iPad programs to edit with.
That would be good, but I don't think Avid will ever be released for the iPad. The interface would need such a huge overhaul to work on a touch screen that it wouldn't actually be Avid by the time they are done!
@@FilmEditingPro yeah prob right, at least there be one professional editing program on the iPad.
Take my money now!!!!
Haha! You do know there is a free version? And the studio version is only $95. Amazing huh?
Best review for davinci reslove ipad until now👍. How well is the app on 2020 ipad pros?
That's a great question. We've not tested yet, we do have access to an iPad Air M1, and we're planning to check performance on that.
@@FilmEditingPro i don’t think so there would be any difference between m1 iPads.
The 2020 Ipad pro doesn't have an M1 chip. This app will not work on it....
@@WendellMcAdoo blackmagic has announced that the app would be compatible with every iPad with iPadOS 16
I am using DJI Log footage. But it doesn’t show as log. But when exported, it is log
Nice video but I really want to see someone tests with pro footage like ARRI RAW, Red 6k low compression, or Sony Venice 8k raw. All the reviews I’ve seen only use proRes 422. Still have yet to see anyone hook up an SDI reference monitor to iPad resolve.
Thanks, those are great ideas. Currently, Resolve on iPad only supports ProRes, H.264, H.265 and Braw. The iPad has more than enough power to handle other raw formats, and I'm sure the dev team will be bringing them to the iPad soon.
We're looking forward to hooking the iPad up to some reference monitors too. There's currently no native way to get an SDI signal out of the iPad without going through HDMI convertors. On that front though, I think that most pro colourists will use the iPad to complement their desktop workflow rather than replace it. If you've got a large 24" reference monitor that's cost you 10k, you probably won't be building your system around an iPad. But given how accurate the iPad screen is the ability to take a project on the move, or even just do some work from your couch is AMAZING!
Would be interested to hear your thoughts.
I’m not so interested in rendering those formats from iPad rather than playing them with a single corrector node possibly via bmCloud. In collab scenario with post house that them does all the transcodes and syncing.
I’d prefer to use resolve sort of like a hybrid Live grade. However live grade doesn’t have the tool set in one program…and users of it just keep asking for resolve features.
Similar to the desktop version..There should be a way to send video from resolve via usbC to a black magic ultra studio Mini monitor box and then to sdi monitor…I have yet to see anyone do it.
Anyone knows if we can have the video feed with airplay on a second screen ? (not mirror) - Like we can do with lumafusion. Thanks!
Yes, Resolve is capable of providing a clean feed.
1 - will be available for ipad pro 2020? 2 - Have you test it in this “old” devices?
Hello. Yes, it will be available on older devices. Some features will be limited on devices with less performance. Looking forward to conducting tests.
am I able to edit the audio like fade out music?
I saw a lot of RUclips videos with Davinci Resolve for IPad testing. But how you got beta version? I know that this is private testing, but how so many people got beta version if this beta testing is private. Can you explain what you did to get beta version?
Yeah, there's a lot of other great videos about it out there. At the moment the beta is by invite, but we're allowed to share our experiences publicly. It won't be long before it's released though. Then you can get your hands on it! You're going to love it.
How do you connect your speed editor with IPad Pro. When I go to settings, bluethoot I don't see the speed editor.
Heya Daniel. You might need to update the firmware on your speed editor before you can connect it to your iPad. You'll need to use the Speed Editor utility on a Mac or windows computer to do that.
Then it should show up as a bluetooth device. If you have any further problems, please message again!
You shouldn’t get halations when shooting film as motion picture film has a remjet layer precisely to block halations from occurring! You might be thinking about Cinestil 800T which is Kodak motion picture stock repurposed for still shooting, which has had that remjet layer removed so it can be developed in standard C41 chemicals. This then causes that red halation effect you see around light sources in photos using that particular film stock. You often do get a glow effect around people and objects when a (true) bleach bypass process has taken place when developing motion picture film, but it certainly isn’t red.
Heya Tom! Appreciate your comment. That's a good point that stocks like Cinestill which have had the remjet removed do experience more halation. However, modern Motion Picture stocks with remjet (including Vision 3) still exhibit halation. You can see this effect many recent films shot on Vision 3. Here's an example from Marriage Story (2018) shot on Kodak Vision 5213, 5219:
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You'll see strong halation around the windows and lights on the ceiling. Here's another example from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood:
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More subtle, but the halation is particularly noticeable on the text 'Theatre'
I experience halation myself when shooting 16mm and 35mm. It's more noticeable on the smaller format. ECN2 film can be processed in C41 chemicals, they are very similar processes, but ECN2 yields lower contrast. The key is that the remjet needs to be washed off the film before either process. Most C41 labs are not equipped to remove remjet first.
Halation is less red in Bleach Bypass as a result of less dye coupling. But the glow you've seen on Bleach Bypass treated films is quite likely to be an artefact of the lens, rather than the developing process. A better way to treat the halation in the Bleach bypass might have been to put that node earlier in the node tree so that it gets treated with the same desaturation.
Hope that helps! Thanks for your comment, and would love to hear any further thoughts you have.
Hi ! Do u think H264 or H265 is editable on Ipad Pro ? Or maybe it struggle a bit ?
Thanks !
Yes, it's perfectly editable. Runs really smooth. The M1 and M2 chipset are optimised for decoding h264 and h265.
I can't find voice isolation I'm using the free resolve version on ipad pro 2020
Is this feature exclusive to m series ipads or is it exclusive to the paid version of resolve?
You need the studio version of Resolve for that! Sorry.
I’ve seen that the LUT folder is on Files-Resolve
Yes, thanks Bruno. I've also found it since too. Happy we included it in the video though, wanted to give you an honest appraisal of what it was like using the app.
Can anyone tell me if this is Region based in the AppStore? I can’t find it on Auatrian AppStore on my IPad Pro M1 or any information on download in general…
It's a private beta at the moment. Blackmagic have said it will be released publicly Q4 2022, so that should be by the end of Dec.
I need an extra storage die my iPad. I want to edit the video on my extra storage. Should I use a m.2 SSD or is a usb Stick enough? Or how much speed did the extra storage need?
The iPad M2 Pro has a USB 4.0 / Thunderbolt 4.0 port so it can handle super fast ssds! Something with at least 2000MB/S would be great. You can of course buy faster SSDs but you probably won't use the extra performance because video files only require so much speed.
worderful !
We're well impressed!
can you nest a sequence ? and will it allow third party plugins
It can play nested sequences, if they have been made on the desktop. But it can't make them yet until they change tech ut page of bring the edit page to the iPad. I'm sure they are working on that though. Great question.
Not sure about plugins, will have to test those workflows.
When can Davinci Resolve upcoming for Ipad versions.Tks
Later this month!
2 days later. have you figured out how to load your own luts? i don't see the point at all of davinci resolve on ipad f i can't bring in my set of luts to the editings syetem. otherwise awesome video very informative.
Yep. Figured out how to load them. It's super easy. There's a folder that you copy them into.
It says optimized for the 12.9 version. I have the 11” M2 will it still work?
Works great on the 11" too!
Do you have the 1tb version or the others, ex 128gb -256- 512? I'm looking at getting the 6th gen for mobile editing but don't know if I will need the extra 8gb of ram that comes with the 1 and 2tb version. If you are using anything below 1tb that amazing how well it runs.
We're showing the 1TB version. The performance is going to be the same the majority of the time on the versions with less ram though. The extra ram is helpful when you are REALLY pushing Resolve.
Wow great !! Does this work on the 2020 iPad Pro?
Not sure yet. If it's an M1 or M2, the answer is definitely yes. Waiting to see what support there is for pre-M1 iPads.
From where can you download it plus is this available for iPad Air 2020 ?
We're not sure. From what we know thus far, it will run on non-M chips, but maybe with slower performance.
Curious if you can speed ramp and stabilize footage?
Yes, you can stabilise clips in the cut page. You can change the speed of footage easily, but speed ramping is a strength of the edit page. They will probably either bring those features to the cut page or prioritise bringing the edit page to the iPad.
Interesting, possibly useful for youtube content. But no feature Colorist would work with 422 footage. It is an offline or delivery format. Most feature films are shot in at least a 4444 or a RAW format, which is what we would grade online.
And that would be the true metric to test the app with. And a true “stress test” would be those formats over the air on a wireless network.
Yes, most features are shot without chroma subsampling. 4444 footage plays back great on the iPad. Although formats like redcode or arriraw are not supported yet, you can still edit and colour on the iPad, if you've created proxies. Wifi isn't fast enough for these formats, but again if you've created proxies it's not a problem.
Don't forget, 422 is a wide-spread standard for television and doc work though.
There's a lot of people who will use this to edit on, perhaps travelling content creators. But a feature colourist is unlikely to use an iPad as their primary grading device. We're most excited about how the iPad can supplement desktop based workflows. Imagine being able to take your timeline to a meeting on your iPad. Fatigued working at your desk, work from the iPad on your couch. Need your project on you incase the client rings? Take your iPad.
I tried divinci but every time I load a video it speeds along at an extremely fast speed. No clue what I’m doing wrong 🤷🏾♂️
I think the only surprising thing people don't talk about is how much of a lap warmer the iPad Pro is when working with Resolve.
With the cost of heating, that's not a terrible thing :) Thanks for watching.
Do you have a publicly available release date? Is it going to be released soon?
They've said Q4 2022, so hopefully by the end of the year.
Do you know if this version for iPad can edit 360 footage?
Sorry! It does not have dedicated tools for editing 360 footage.
Is it possible to editing SSD, cDNG files from my Sigma fp?
Not yet. Maybe they will add support though.
I just bought studio version for iPad, but one thing is bit disappointing: RAW is not supported yet. Not only proprietary RAW format such as Redcode, but also, even, CinemaDNG. ProRes RAW? don't even think about it(I have M2 iPad Pro so even Files app can play ProRes RAW smoothly). except for this, the app is pretty satisfying.
Glad you are liking the app despite it not supporting raw codecs yet. I'm sure that support will be added in subsequent releases. It's pretty amazing for a first release though!
Please FCP x 5.1 mixing mastering workflows
Thanks for the suggestion
Is the color chart option available on the iPad version?
Yes
How do you get this beta version? Can’t find it anywhere.. Thanks
It's a private beta. Although the program should be publicly released later this month.
Bit of a niche question, but how many videos can Davinci Resolve handle at the same time? Say I want to make a virtual choir video with lots of people showing on screen, with one video track per person. How many people/tracks can I fit in the video?
Heya Matthew, that's a good question. It will depend on your footage. We tested 5 simultaneous streams of 6k prores 422. In all likelihood you might not be using footage that demanding, plus in regular Multicam editing you won't be compositing the clips together either. So I'd imagine it will support a lot of streams! It's very impressive. How many tracks do you want to use?
@@FilmEditingPro I think the maximum amount I'd want to have is 40 simultaneous streams of something like h.265. i'm mainly looking into the ability to handle all these streams without the app crashing, and the timeline performance being chugg-y doesn't matter *too* much. If DVR supports fewer than that, then how much would that be?
@@FilmEditingPro any luck?
How about rander speed? Does render has to go to desktop?
No, you can render directly on the iPad. Render speed is great, but don't forget it will depend on what model iPad you have. I.e. M1, M2, etc
Everytime i try to download the app it’s says not compatible i have an iPad Pro and on IOS 16.2 I’m very frustrated because everyone seems to be able to download it but me
Oooo! Sorry! Have you got it working now?
Do you know if this will only work on the M1 or M2 iPads, or will it also work on other iPads as well? I have 2020 iPad Pro (second gen), and was wondering if I need to upgrade.
That's a great question. We've not seen concrete information on this, but I think it will work on older iPads... We'll be able to confirm later in the month.
@@FilmEditingPro Awesome, thanks for replying!
Same for me. 2020 pro with a12 chip.
If you don't mind, can you tell me how I can download beta version?
Sorry, it's a private beta at the moment. It should be released publicly soon though. Q4 2022.
is this out? cause i cant find it on the App store... im from south america thou so probably it was launched just for NA? u.u
Sorry, it's a private beta at the moment. It should be released publicly soon though. Q4 2022.
@@FilmEditingPro ohhh okok makes sense, i was about to buy luma fusion but this is qorth waiting for, thx for the reply 😁
Will you be able to edit apple ProRes HDR and export HDR?
Absolutely! If you want to grade HDR though, it's best to do it on the 12.9" iPad as it's the only model to have a HDR display.
So I have the IPad Air from 2019-2020 without the M1 chip and wondering if anyone knows if Davinci will work on it?
We don't know for sure, but we think it might. I'm not sure what performance will be like though.
does this ipad version have a stabilizer feature?
Yes, it's all there.
Did you import ProRes into davinci did you use iPad ProRes or another camera
The footage I used was shot on a professional cinema camera, a Kinefinty Mavo LF. Resolve on iPad can even work with raw footage!
Also among *iPad Air 5 M1 64 GB* and *iPad Air 4 256 GB A14 Chip* , which one would you suggest among the two shall I go for?
Definitely the M1. But please consider getting more internal storage. 64GB is almost nothing.
@@FilmEditingPro Yes sir, I was thinking of using Portable SSDs across multiple devices and sharing them with colleagues. As I’ll be using them mostly for storing and editing Video Lectures.
I will wait and try to buy the 256 GB variant then.
Thank you so much for your Reply Sir 🙌 Have a great day🙌
Does it work on the 2020 iPad Pro 12.9 a12z bionic
From what we understand, yes. In some instances there might be some reduced functionality due to hardware constraints. We'll have exact details later in the month when it's released.
Any idea when this will be released?
out now
Yes, they have just been released!
I’m wondering if and how much they’re going to charge if we have paid for the full version on the desktop
Non-Studio is free. Studio is a one-off $95 in app purchase.
@@FilmEditingPro actually $95 is an excellent price for what you’ll get.
Good
It sure is!
Can you "Deliver" on the Ipad Version?
Only quick export is officially supported at the moment. I'm sure deliver will get added in the future.