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I don't see these being very useful for video editing with RAM maxing out at 16gb. Maybe 1080p, but not 4k. (And the small storage, but that can be remedied wi
by p1necone 6y ago
I don't see these being very useful for video editing with RAM maxing out at 16gb. Maybe 1080p, but not 4k.
(And the small storage, but that can be remedied with a NAS or other external storage, and then fast local scratch space only needs to be big enough for a couple of projects at a time)
- threeseed 6y agoPeople are regularly doing 4K video editing on their iPhones and iPads. In particular with Luma Fusion.
- kayoone 6y agoThey have shown impressive performance with 6k and 8k ProRes footage, even ipad pros and latest iphones are pretty incredible when it comes to editing 4K video and exporting it faster than latest macbooks. With Thunderbolt it's also pretty easy to extend high performance storage.
- p1necone 6y agoI assume there's some clever caching from fast storage + prerendering lower res footage to scrub through? I was going off normal recommendations for video editing on x86 desktops/laptops. But it makes sense they'd go the extra mile on the software end to make it work on phones.