The interface is similar though not exactly the same with tiny differences you would notice if you have used the desktop version for some time.ĭespite that, you can still do much of what you can on the Mac such as editing and colour grading on the iPad with the only real hindrance being storage on the iPad though you could get around that with external storage. While iMovie (free) and LumaFusion (paid, mobile only) are other popular alternatives, DaVinci Resolve is popular enough that it is used by professionals and even being used on an impressive list of Hollywood movies including Deadpool 2 and La La Land. Purchase of RM449.90 of the DaVinci Resolve Studio that unlocks additional features such as HDR and Dolby colour. Like the Mac/PC edition, it’s completely free to download but there is an optional in-app I also got to try the iPad port of the DaVinci Resolve video editor that I also have for the Mac. Watch a quick runthrough of the app’s features here: I found it easy enough to use the app-making a couple of moodboards for my 2023 was easy and I could look at my Freeform boards on the Mac as well as iPhone, switching between them being very easy.

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