The iPad is missing some buttons, but it still doesn’t have the full controls and features as the desktop version yet so this is to be expected. Resolve on iPad has a surprisingly similar layout. The best part is that this should only get better and it already supports standard Resolve project files. Still, nice to see the optimizations are great with Apple Silicon. It only offers the Cut and Color pages right now. To be fair, the Resolve app for iPad is still far from the full-fledged desktop version. Starting with startup time you’ll actually find the iPad Pro blows away the MacBook Pro. While these aren’t the latest and greatest M2 systems, the comparison between the devices should hold true even as the chips get better. But is it actually a good option or just a basic port that ensure your MacBook hangs around a little bit longer?įilmmaker Michael Tobin is hoping to answer that question in this video by comparing the M1 MacBook Pro with the M1 iPad Pro. DaVinci Resolve has finally dropped for iPad! This is exciting just because it finally shows that those iPads with pro-level processing are actually capable of running pro-level apps.įor anyone who has been dreaming about having an iPad finally replace their laptop this is a huge step in the right direction.

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