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I have done some minor video producing with a proper equipment and then small flocks on iOS / Android. I understand the filming part, though iPad probably does

I have done some minor video producing with a proper equipment and then small flocks on iOS / Android. I understand the filming part, though iPad probably does not offer any advantage of mobile cameras. But is there a need to edit on iPad? Any laptop with a proper desktop UI is much more powerful for this purpose.

petepete 8y ago
iPad Pro has more than enough power to edit on, and when applications are designed to be interacted with via touch or pencil, the experience is a productive one. I don't do video, but a photographer (Ted Forbes) who's YouTube channel I really enjoy released a video yesterday about how he's switching to LumaFusion and gave some reasons and thoughts on why. https://youtu.be/4fRJXJCEIyw https://youtu.be/4fRJXJCEIyw
throwaway415415 8y ago
I'd say it's more practical to do it on the iPad, but I haven't tried.