Awesome, great news. LumaFusion is a real editor for iPad that works with a timeline like Premiere or Avid and not Final Cut. And it gets better all the time.
Still it also makes me wish that BlackMagic would just release all the DaVinci Resolve pages on the iPad app, instead of having to use keyboard shortcuts to launch them, because then the iPad would have a real editor.
This is great news as Zbrush is the best 3D sculpting program, and having it on the iPad is such a great idea! Using a pen and on the go or on the couch!
Great video, but once again he skips over my favorite new feature the Color Slice tool, which is DaVinci’s answer to the recent Color DCTL’s.
And love that the edit page has been added to the iPad version as I am not as much a cut page user.
From Zac Hall at 9to5Mac.
Check out the Orion App.
Amazing how cheaply you can turn you iPad into a an HDMI monitor for on set work. THIS IS DAMN AWESOME! And the app is free (or $5 upgrade for all features including 4K).
Was watching a movie on my apple tv yesterday, when I git kicked out of my Apple account, on all of my devices. My Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, and it fought me on entering my correct passwords, then said my account was locked, and I had to change my password, then re-enter it on each device (ever try and enter a long password on an Apple Watch? My account is an old .Mac account, but my password is only 6 months old.
I was glad to see I am not the only one having this issue, check out Macrumors, Forbes, Gizchina, and Engadget,
I love Procreate and have wanted a good animation app.
From William Galalgher at Apple Insider. I have not been too impressed with Stage Manager so far, so any improvements will be welcome.
From Evan Selleck at Apple Insider.
I haven’t tried out Final Cut for iPad, I can use Final Cut Pro, very well in fact, but I don’t like it, and I don’t want to pay a subscription for it.
I still am not a big fan of Final Cut Pro, though I am an expert on it, so I doubt I will even try it out on the iPad, but some of the omissions do seem curious, like having limited color correction when DaVinci has full color (though missing the edit page, so you really can’t talk about DaVinci).
Still the fact that the already wonky Project naming schemes seems different here is literally insane. Just follow fucking industry standards already!
And no second storylines also seems pretty huge.
From Fernando Silva at 9to5Mac.
LumaFusion is really the first normal video editing program on the iPad that works like AVID and Premiere Pro (Not Final Cut Pro) and it just keeps getting better and more powerful.
I have edited on it and it was well worth using, though of course I love keyboard editing the most, so the iPad will always be a second class editor.
