It is well known for its easy-to-use user interface.
Blackmagic Design now develops it after DaVinci Systems initially did so. The breakthrough performance of M2 enhances an incredible selection of pro apps available on iPad, including DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Photoshop, Affinity Publisher 2 iPad, Octane X, uMake, and more.”ĭaVinci Resolve can be used for motion graphics, colour correction, and video editing. In both today’s iPad introduction video and the press statement for Newsroom, Apple hinted that Blackmagic’s DaVinci Resolve would soon be available for iPad Pro users.
DaVinci Resolve, a well-known video editing software, was covertly touted as coming to the iPad today as Apple unveiled its newest tablets.Īlthough Apple praised the M2 chip in the new iPad Pro as helping the forthcoming professional software, it is unknown which iPads will be compatible with the iPadOS version of Resolve.