Compatibility with DaVinci Resolve 18 and Blackmagic Cloud, mean that customers can collaborate on the same timeline with other editors or colorists as well as audio engineers and VFX visual effects artists from literally anywhere in the world.

Grant Petty, Blackmagic Design CEO, says the iPad version of the software “is truly a revolution for post production.”Ĭustomers will have the power of Hollywood post production tools for editing and color correction literally in their hands, creating a whole new generation of creative editors and colorists.

The software is optimized for Multi-Touch technology and the Apple Pencil, featuring support for many of the most-used video editing workflows.Īccording to the developers, DaVinci Resolve for iPad supports “cut and color pages providing access to DaVinci’s award winning image technology, color finishing tools and latest HDR workflows.” It’s optimized for Apple Silicon and delivers four times faster render performance for Ultra HD ProRes video on the new iPad Pro with M2. The app will allow creators to record and edit video anywhere, straight from the Apple-made tablet. DaVinci Resolve Coming Soon to iPad Pro, Optimized for M2īlackmagic Design announced Thursday it is bringing its popular video editing package DaVinci Resolve to the iPad Pro. Availability is expected to begin during the last quarter of 2022. DaVinci Resolve for iPad will offer both a free and premium version. Blackmagic Design, makers of the software package, officially announced the product Thursday. First revealed in Apple’s teaser video for the new M2-powered iPad Pro, DaVinci Resolve is coming soon to the iPad Pro.

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