DaVinci Resolve, the video editing app, is now available for iPad on the App Store. DaVinci Resolve is a popular professional video editing and color correction app developed by Blackmagic. The company announced in early October 2022 that the app would be available for “iPad,” which is now live on the App Store. It is optimized for MultiTouch technology and Apple Pencil. It offers support for cut and color pages, color finishing tools and the latest HDR workflows. iPad users can download DaVinci Resolve for free.
Blackmagic has announced the availability of the DaVinci Resolve app on the iPad through its Twitter handle. The app delivers four times faster Ultra HD ProRes rendering on the new “iPad Pro” with “M2”. DaVinci Resolve for “iPad” offers similar features and tools as DaVinci Resolve 18 for desktop. However, it has only minor interface changes.
Although DaVinci Resolve is for “iPad”. available Free on the App Store, users can access DaVinci Studio with an in-app purchase priced at $95 (nearly Rs. 7,900). Users get access to multi-user collaboration on Blackmagic Cloud, AI-based magic mask, language isolation, dialogue leveler and more. It is optimized for the 12.9-inch format with the cut side for editing and the color sides iPad Pro Advertisement.
According to a previous Blackmagic blog entryDaVinci Resolve on the iPad with the M2 chipset offers up to a 4x improvement in rendering performance in Ultra HD ProRes. In addition, it supports Apple Neural Engine features, multi-user collaboration via Blackmagic Cloud and others. File formats supported by the app include H.264, H.265, Apple ProRes and Blackmagic RAW.
The app allows users to edit videos from iPad storage, Photo Library and iCloud, as well as external USB Type-C hard drives. In addition, it also works with Apple Pencil, Magic Trackpad, Magic Keyboard and Smart Keyboard Folio. The app is compatible with iPadOS 16 or later. It also supports HDR on the iPad Pro M1 or newer models, while older iPad models have HD support as well as storage limitations.
