You read all about it at Left Angle, and there is also some at ReVision.
Not only is this compositing software but it can also render and manipulate high quality 3D assets.
I would love to play with this a bit, but it is not inexpensive at $1426 for a full license, or $599 a year or $59 a month,
It basically shows that the whole software is in here, but not activated for iPad yet, so that means it will likely be added in eventually.
I have seen people who are so negative on DaVinci for iPad, but I am psyched for it. To me it is basically the first full pro software for the ipad and I can’t wait to use it it with my Blackmagic camera.
Honestly I haven’t always followed these practices, but it is a good idea.
James DeRuvo has a look at Nanlights new LED Lights, which will compete with Aputure, Smallrig, Godox, GVM and Neewer.
Chip Loder has this article on How to store extended file attributes in iCloud.
I hate that any of this is necessary, because iCloud should not be doing anything to your files. It is the whole problem with iTunes and it’s cloud services that can ruin your whole iTunes Library.
Apple needs to fix this, but I think they see it as a feature not a bug.
AI is everywhere right now, with all the tools making images on the web, but this article is a must read for those in Video Production and it really goes through all the tools that are out there.
Jeremy Reimer has an amazing 3 part article on the history of the ARM processor. It is excellent and as in depth as all their articles tend to be.
Since all of Apple’s machines except the Intel MacPro are based on ARM this is an important history for any hard core Apple User.
