One of the most pro apps for the iPad, released to date, is DaVinci Resolve. In the Non-Linear Editor (NLE) market it even beat Final Cut Pro in the race to the App store. This is something I’m really surprised about mainly because I would have expected Apple to have lined up the release of the M2 chip with a release of Final Cut Pro. Ultimate respect to the DaVinci team for getting in there first.
I’ve had the privilege of testing this iPad release using their Speed Editor hardware. To put it through its paces I decided to edit a fairly complex project so that I would hit up against any limitations if there were any. After all, that's the only way to see whether DaVinci Resolve for iPad can compete with the best apps for video-editing or indeed the best video-editing software overall.
