Now, new iPadOS updates might bring some serious apps to the iPad, since technically there’s no reason we can’t have Final Cut Pro on the iPad. A lot has to be transferred over to the iPad to work with it. There’s a single Thunderbolt port and file management is a lot more restrictive. Having this power in an iPad Pro is insane. Again, the playback was perfect.Īpple Silicon might be the next big thing in mobile computing power. On another level is actually the R5, since for some reason these codecs and compression just aren’t good with current computers. Pulling out some DJI drone footage – which I can support puts some extra strain on computers – and dropping it into the timeline, it plays back perfectly. One of the best parts of the iPad Pro’s processing and OS is that it has tons of integrated encoding for some of the latest codecs. Right now your app choice is limited, though LumaFusion is extremely highly regarded. We can dive into the major question of whether a filmmaker or videographer can actually use the iPad Pro as a mobile 4K editing workstation. Maybe with the Magic Keyboard since it functions in a similar manner? Does the M1 chip get it there with its 50% boost in performance? It’s certainly the closest it has ever been.

It can even recognize if multiple people are on camera.Īnother conversation to be had is whether the iPad can ever truly be a computer. This new camera is ultra-wide and will actually follow a person through the frame using digital zooms and crops. One has to do with the front-facing camera and something called Center Stage. There are also some other fun new features. Plus, being able to control smaller areas of the display allows for better contrast and even inkier blacks than older models. It uses mini-LED tech to get an incredible HDR range up to a peak brightness of 1600 nits. Upon unboxing the iPad, specifically the 12.9”, Matti was blown away by the new screen. He’s also loving things like the Liquid Retina XDR display that elevates this beyond your average tablet or even laptop. How about 4K video editing?įilmmaker Matti Haapoja got one of the latest 12.9” iPad Pros and had a very similar mindset when he saw the specs.

Being just as powerful means we might be able to unlock some pro workflows with this ultra-portable device. It has literally the same CPU as full-fledged Mac computers. Apple has been pushing the iPad as your next computer for a while now, but the M1 iPad Pro might just be the first time we can realize that dream.

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