DaVinci Resolve For iPad vs LumaFusion vs Adobe Rush
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Lumafusion’s had the iPad to itself for quite a few years. But they constantly failed to deliver on what they promised as coming soon deliverables/features. Their excuse was always a lack of resources. Well, that’s 100% on their management for failing to resolve this. Now an 800lb pound gorilla has landed on the iPad. A company with experience, resources and a history of even over-delivering on it’s promises. DaVinci Resolve for iPad, is not just an app, it’s part of a tightly integrated set of solutions, that I expect will see continuous improvements and advancements over the next year.
I’m very excited to see how fast Blackmagic can add more of its desktop pages like Edit, media, fusion etc.
Hi @Charles Wilson I have never once heard the team at LumaTouch talk about a lack of resources. 🧐 When the first M1 iPad Pro was launched they were pressured by Apple to show off a series of new features that were nowhere ready to be launched and were barely out of alpha testing…
This created an expectation of immediate release which was far from the reality of things.
LumaTouch release new features and updates as and when they are fully ready. That’s why you very rarely get bugs and glitches on new features.
I can understand your frustration but they are a pretty transparent and honest company with a really good management team IMHO.
DaVinci Resolve coming to iPad will only make them work harder to improve the app which is now available on Android as well as iOS and MacOS. 🤙
@@IAMSTULITTLE An example would be the 18 months of promises for delivering speed ramping capabilities (not work arounds). The response directly from their forum support staff on the last major upgrade release when once again they failed to deliver what they promised was prioritization and allocation of limited resources. They are a good company with great staff, but I do feel their leadership is responsible for how slowly the product has advanced in the past couple of years.
🎉 very well put sir 👏 I’m so excited to have this ! I have a laid back job and now being able to use a Good editor on the iPad .
I’m gonna be able to push out videos faster!!
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LumaFusion is a great company!! I hope this doesn’t discourage the team. They make a very quality professional product. Keep doing a fantastic job.
Insightful video as always. So excited for Resolve on iPad.
Man, I must admit, as of 2022, almost 2023, I believe Adobe should be more than capable of releasing a mobile video editor that can compete with LumaFusion and DaVinci Resolve. I imagine DaVinci will eventually be compatible with more mobile devices in time as it grows. As of now, I'd say LumaFusion still might not have much competition for for just a little while longer. I would not be surprised if Adobe releases a Premiere Mobile or something in 2023 2024 but I think their focus right now is the mobile Photoshop.
i dont think adobe will port premiere pro too good (judging off photoshop for iPad)
@@shivpatel-tb3hgthey got premier on iPhone
Thanks for the great comparison! I have used Resolve on my computer, but never on the iPad. My desktop and even my Macbook Pro just leave a lot to be desired working in the timeline, speed-wise. I have used Lumafusion the most. I can't believe how quick and smooth it is on my iPad. It meets 95% of my needs, but I really miss speed ramping. I know you can do it manually, but it's a tedious process. Any chance that's one of the new features you've heard about? Thanks again for the great video!
Thanks, man! Hey, if you already use Resolve on your main computer, do you know if you also have to purchase it for the iPad, as well? Thanks!
Hello Michael, thanks for the insightful videos 🙏 is possible to speed ramp/key frame/ease in-out with Resolve on iPad?
So which one is the best outta the 3 for editing video podcasting?
I am very new in the world of video editing. Like 1 month ago i started editing video for youtube using iMovie and then i moved to Lumafsion. And now many talking about DaVinci Resolve, and ME the no knowledge of video editing is very excited for Davinci Resolve coming to iPad to give a try. I am still learning all of this and it is fun.
Thanks for the comparison..
Great job.
Do you know if DaVinci Resolve for iPad can edit 360 footage?
under export in resolve, does the little human with the gear icon allow you to edit export settings?
Davinci is very cool indeed. Having the possibility to change formats when exporting needs to be a must though.
How you got the invitation to Davinci Resolve for IPad beta testing. Where did you get invitation? How you did?
Hi Michael, have you figured out a way to multi-select clips in the media pool that are non-adjacent? (with only using your finger or pencil). I'm testing now too and can't figure this one out, but it's gotta be there because sync bin is there.
Interesting. Just tried and also can’t figure that one out. Only way I can see is to hold CMD on a keyboard and then select.
If I wanted to shoot from a Sony which editing program works the best with hi-res video footage from Sony?
Hi there! One question, in what cases would you recommend purchasing Lumafusion to edit on an iPad instead of using the free version of Davinci Resolve? Thank you!
How does Resolve handle syncing footage on the ipad? I usually sync audio on the Media page, how does that work on the Cut page?
Does DaVinci Resolve show visually which portions of the source clips are used on the timeline, like LumaFusion and FinalCut do?
Is the a option to sync audio (music) automatic in any of this 3x video editors
Awesome. I’m excited for the release of DaVinci Resolve for iPad Pro.
When is the appointment
14:46 What does that user button do on top right of the export panel?
I don’t have the smart reframe button what do i do ?
“Color grading…I’m not even going…”🤣🤣🤣🤣. Very well, Davinci Resolve is a beast for the iPad owners. Thanks for the video.
Great vid. I’ve been using Luma, but I’ve had a couple of annoying challenges in that in exporting from Luma, the audio will lag or slightly not match how I arranged it before export, anyone else had that happen? Anyways I will definitely change to DR asap
Yes that is one of the common issues i used to run into. I have since not had that problem by making some adjustments.
First thing to do is run an optimize sweep of the project. This usually solves the problem. The other thing i did was keep the projects off LF and onto a external hard drive. Work of the hard drive and keep Luma with as little files and imports as possible. Having a light load of data allows the performance to be virtually flawless and glitch free. Thats been my experience anyway.
(IMPORTANT) ❗️❗️❗️The audio setting in the bottom left when you can put volume for each lines does it is in -db because it only positive or negative it don’t write -db ? (Lama Fusion)
I had been using LumaFusion for well over a year and loved the convenience and what it offered. As My skills leveled up i started to transition over to FCP. My only issue with it is I actually prefer the workflow on the iPad Pro. I definitely see Davinci being a strong contender to switching to especially that this app will be available soon. Great review
Best video I’ve found on this subject 🎉I’ve made up my mind. Davinci Resolve
Wich one supports black magic pocket cinema?
In the beginning i used to use IMovie😱….then LumaFusion came and changed the world💕…just waiting for Resolve now….it will be a great help for Color Correction…Thanks a lot Michael for this Video…❤
What's the configuration of your iPad
As the LumaFusion guy on UA-cam. @michael tobin missed quite a lot of key features that would have shown more of what LF can do professionally.
But, I think it’s great Blackmagic have ported DaVinci Resolve over to the iPad as it will push the guys @luma-touch to work harder on their app to keep being competitive. 🤙 Competition is good for the end user.
Please share the features I missed out on that are worth mentioning! (Not sarcasm). I’d love to learn the better pro features in luma that I missed.
@@initialfocus Sure, just about every panel can have keyframes applied to them giving you a huge amount of fine control.
In the colour and effects panel you didn’t have the waveforms, histograms, and scopes on for the colour grading. There’s Blend Modes between layers.
The ability to do pro level voice over recordings. You did touch upon there being Storyblocks stock video in the panels. But, that’s a really cost effective subscription that allows you full access to the SB video, audio and fx libraries.
You can work directly from a solid state drive rather than importing/copying clips into LumaFusion and it copes really well with multiple 4K feeds.
Soon there will be speed ramping and multi-cam which I have played with is just awesome and other features you would expect from pro level NLE. They are also adding curves editors for their advanced key framing.
Where I think LumaFusion beats Da Vinci Resolve is the tactile touch nature of it being a tablet and phone app first and a computer app second. Where as DaVinci Resolve really needs a keyboard and mouse/trackpad to make the most of it and is very hard to use without them.
I do agree DaVinci Resolves Colour Grading Tools are hands down the best out there and that colour grading on LF has always been their Achilles Heel. Hope this helps 🤙🤗
Edit: You can hook up LumaFusion to an HDMI cable and work on an external monitor showing the main preview window and the controls on the iPad. That then allows you to plug-in studio quality surround sound if desired.
@@initialfocus Forgot to say I enjoy your channel a lot ❤️and I also agree that Adobe Rush is a piece of crap 💩 that it should be replaced ASAP. 😂🤙
@@IAMSTULITTLE great job 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
@@mosijahi3096 Thank you.
Any idea how to import music in Resolve on iPad? I love the Storyblocks integration on LumaFusion.
Like any traditional NLE you just need the files. So it can be on an external drive or internal but currently yes there’s no integration with a music service.
I use Premiere Pro, I think I could stop using it, if I can keep everything on external drives, files are way too big for the iPad, especially on the GH6 I use for recording videos. The nice thing about iPads, you can do everything video editing wise on one device, as long as there's software like Lumafusion and DaVinci Resolve on there. I'll keep using the GH6 until Apple hopefully puts a Micro 4/3 at the minimum sensor on these iPads, I think there's a lot of space in there to have it in and also keep it cool. Lets see some real innovation from these guys from Cupertino.
I keep checking the App Store every day. Give it toooooo meeeeee Blackmagic! 😂
Is Davinci compatible with M1 Ipad Pro 11inch model? Thank you! Great insights by the way! 👍👍👍
Yes
For LF or DR is there any benefit to using a BT mouse in your iPad video editing workflow or is Apple Pencil sufficient?
They say asking a mouse and keyboard is Amazing
LumaFusion is a great editing app, me I use it a lot when doing edits. But it still lacks features that I really want in an app to take in the go. Now that davinci resolve in coming to the iPad, I’m very excited to learn about the features it has and put them into use
Why you are so triggered by everyone being excited about a pro iPad app 😂
@@postpros-e Yes I’ve heard of MacBook and I have one myself, but I’ve been doing video editing on mobile for years so I prefer doing editing on the iPad
Some pros use a mouse, some use editing keyboards, some like Macs, some prefer PCs. It’s all personal preference. If it gets the job done and is enjoyable to the actual one editing then it’s valid. Quit acting like your some all knowing editing god.
@@postpros-e A bit arrogant aren’t you? But I can’t really think of an answer other than the fact that I loved the feeling of taking video editing on the go. And like I said before, I’ve been doing mobile editing for years since I was 13, I’ve gotten used to it more than doing editing on a Mac or PC. And a lot of the times, it gets the job done for me.
@@jahl1325Where’s your YT channel?
In Luma Fusion, it was the case at that time that the video files were stored twice. Once on the iPad and then in the subfolder of Luma Fusion. So you needed an iPad with 1Tb memory. Is that still the case or how does Davinci do that?
You can edit videos through HDD SSD
DaVinci all the way. Note: You can access all of the pages in Resolve. There are a couple of videos out now showing exactly how to access them. Great review. I was total LumaFusion until DR came to the iPad. No looking back. Adobe isn’t even a contender in this grouping.
Which iPad model are you using?
I'm happy to see more "pro" apps come to the iPad, so I'll finally have the incentive to buy an iPad Pro. I am not any kind of actual pro user, but a year of using LumaFusion has brought me up to a pretty decent level of competence.
So far, I haven't seen anything about Resolve that makes me feel that I *have* to make the switch. The color controls are probably somewhat above my skill level, anyway, and everything else seems to be fairly compatible.
We'll see. Maybe once I get an iPad Pro and expand on my video editing hobby, I'll start bumping into the limitations of LumaFusion. Till then, I'm sticking where I am.
How about PowerDirector 365 ?
Bit of a niche question, but how many videos can Davinci Resolve and/or Adobe Rush handle at the same time? Say I want to make a virtual choir video with lots of people showing on screen, with one video track per person. How many people/tracks can I fit in the video?
as many as 3.7 GB of ram will allow, (this is the max the iPad allows an app to use) By editing with low resolution proxies, you should be able to get dozens of videos on screen at once, then just export at full quality.
In my editing workflow, I use DaVinci Resolve
I’m a FCP user but I frequently use Lumafusion for a smaller project (or when I’m too lazy).
LF is extremely easy to use, sadly it’s too lackluster for serious stuff.
I tried to avoid anything Adobe cuz I hate their bullshit subscription.
Can’t wait to try Davinci, If it has a good workflow between mac and ipad, I would probably switch my main editor.
Will it work on iPad Pro 2018 model? Pls give ur review.... 🙏
I have this model too. I think there will be limitations according to the description on the app page.
compare with "Node video" app
I hope that in the future the iPad OS and iPad itself will support more Mac/desktop software!
Well I sure would love DaVinci on my iPad Pro. Is it going to come in two flavors? Paid and free? Or just paid?
It’ll be free to download and just like the desktop version if you want the studio pro features it’ll be a one time $95! Worth every penny if you use it for pro stuff. But the free version will still be the best editing app
Quick question : Does resolve all edit from footage on SSD? I usually do that on Lumafusion, but from your review, it seems we need to import the footage into Resolve?
my question is same as you i wanna know that so bad
So i used it today yes we can directly edit with the HDD SSD and that's great finally
Hoping older IPads get the love I have the 1tb chipset right before the m1
Will it be out for ipad air 5?
Yes I'm using it
When it arrives to public?
Sadly no official launch date yet.
Using LumaFusion for years (my entire UA-cam channel is made with it) i have LOVED the workflow and left FCP but am still craving MultiCam, Audio effects per channel instead of per clip and Tracking for titles etc.. but apart from them, it’s awesome.
But Divinci Resolve is the first time I wanted to investigate more. I don’t want to re-learn too much as I don’t have that much time.. but it’s a really interesting.
Hope Apple drop a BOMB and announce FCP for iPad. That would be holy grail for me.
(IMPORTANT) ❗️❗️❗️The audio setting in the bottom left when you can put volume for each lines does it is in -db because it only positive or negative it don’t write -db ?
DaVinci almost made me buy iPad. Loving it, bought it on Windows with speed editor. But still, was not enough to overcome my hate for the big tech companies so it is LumaFusion on Galaxy Tab 9. I'd pay a 5 times more than I did for Linux/Android versions
Rush has been soooo frustrating. I cannot wait for resolve to release. I just hope it’ll run on my recent gen ipad mini. It’s the only device I have besides my phone. No desktop machine for me.
I have still have one day to get refund for lumafusion, please suggest do i need to go for it because DR is now available
Lumafusion is great, Tried it while waiting for Davinci to drop since I bought the Ipad for Davinci, I might wind up working with Davinci and LumaFusion using Lumafusion as a sort of Edit page while I get used to the Cut page since I never use the cut page on the PC but I do have a speed editor so looking forward to using that on Ipad
As for Rush it was a big disappointment on every device I tried it on. Adobe editing is dead. Yes After FX is not dead yet but premiere is IMHO. For Me Davinci Fusion was able to replace After FX
Resolve is only available for m1 iPads and higher. Lima fusion works on most older models.
Not true. Using it on an iPad Air 2020 now (non M1). It runs very smoothly, but with some limitations. Maximum resolution is 1080, and I think there are some effects that are not available.
I think keyframes and transitions are important features of a pro package. LF has nice keyframe support, but there’s currently a lack of easing curves. I could see that Davinci Resolve did the keyframes, but it wasn’t particularly easy to use or view on the timeline.
Wecwill have to see when/if the ful edit page will be added, but reading a lot of comments here it seams like juma fusion will get a tun for their money really soon,and as others have said competitors is good
You can add all the other pages. Here’s a video that explains how to do it. Looks like Blackmagic didn’t enable them yet because they may still be working out some kinks. But you can add them by using custom shortcuts. This video explains it: ua-cam.com/video/YAC0hWhk3hs/v-deo.html
@@bryanbuff Thanks for the link, unfortunately I don't have a bt keyboard so cannot access the dialog to do the workaround, and also features that need workarounds to just indicate to me that the developers don't think they are ready yet, I possibly should have used the phrase Unhide instead add in regard to the "missing# pages. If the hiding of the pages wsa iinsted done to "declutter" de interface on a smaller screen bmd needs to add an obvious whey to unhide them, but as I said this is early days and I'm shore BMD are looking at tweeks continually, for a first public outing this is not bad at all, a very solid foundation ( and to expand the metaphor even further: even a good ground floor)
@@bjarnenilsson80 Yeah you need the magic keyboard or a physical Bluetooth keyboard I guess. But agreed, that’s why I hypothesized that they hid the pages because they’re still in beta or something.
I use Luma+Resolve+VN combination for all my project and these are enough for everything...
I think it's unfair for Adobe Premiere Rush because it's not designed as a professional video editor but then again you could just import that Rush project to Premiere Pro and do more editing there.
Any idea if it will work on a non M1 ipad?
Trying to get ahold of one to test but according to all Blackmagic statements it’s only for M chips.
Works fine, with some limitations.
As far as titles in LF the onl animation is ones you create via transitions or keyframing. But yes I admit the titles are cheesy. Also it’s amazing that Rush’s UX looks more like a simplistic editor than a professional level one.Definitely looking forward to DR for the iPad and might switch or maybe use both DR and LF.
Do you know when the app is going to be available?
Not sure if a specific date yet.
Well, final quarter of 2022 …. It’s December, so …. Running out of 2022 days.
Totally with you on LumaFusion. Solid iPad editor. RUSH TRASH! Davinci I’ve not used yet but may just based on its progression.
Will Davinci Resolve be also for iPad Air M1?
Yup!
Still haven’t seen da Vinci in the app store
Well we will have to take your word for it because don’t look like we are going to get Davinci Resolve this year.
What do you mean Avengers is for iPad?? What is Avenger? What app is that??
The problem with rush is that its meant for light editing and they say that themselves. It's not meant to edit 4k footage with pro audio tunning. Maybe just light and fast stitching of clips from your vacation. All and all Rush is free I think and for the normal person who can't justify buying lumafusion, rush is a good alternative.
I’m super pumped for this. I use LumaFusion a ton, but I would like something more professional.
Do you know if BM is including masking? I haven’t found a solution for this on the iPad.
So many ways to mask in Resolve. Using the regular pen style masking tools called power windows that are all trackable ( Resolves tracking speed and accuracy is like some type of witchcraft ) then you have the AI based “magic mask” tool which does an amazing job of masking and rotoscoping. There is also AI based depth map masking which works really well. Finally using Resolves color qualifiers for masking are excellent. These all work within their own discreet nodes which make editing with them incredibly powerful.
@Jordan Wright
I figured there were masking tools in regular Resolve.
My question is are they on the iPad version
@@karlsma7245 yep - I only mentioned the ones that I have personally used on the iPad. I left out for instance all of the masking tools that are found on the fusion page of the desktop version.
Additionally just as a side note I was blown away at how well the performance of the magic mask and depth map masking work on the M1 version of the iPad…
@@jordanwright5795
Excellent, thanks for chiming in. That's very helpful.
Thanks for the video. I’m amazed how fast you grasp things in two apps you were just getting familiar with. And I agree with everything you said. Spot on! I’m just disappointed that DaVinci resolve bugs completely with my 4rth gen iPad Pro 12.9”. Therefore I’m sticking with what I know, luma fusion for now. Maybe if I invest in an m1 iPad in the future I’ll finally try DaVinci. Thanks for the video!
Is davinci still not working properly on your iPad? I have the same one and am trying to decide between lumafusion and davinci..
LumaFusion has a ton of features for a low price, and it is a fast, responsive and stable app. Of course, DaVinci Resolve without Studio is free, and it comes with even more features (including a way to unlock the other pages from the desktop app, even though these don’t work 100% yet). DR is also fast and responsive, and mostly stable.
For my limited use cases, there are a few key differences and critiques:
User interface:
* Touch control is great for moving clips around, positioning the playhead or zooming the timeline. LF embraces this more, DR could offer more here, especially for zoom. In some respects is still clear that DR is a port from the desktop.
* Touch is also problematic, because controls (buttons, dials, etc.) need more space to make it easy to touch the right control. So, less controls fit on a screen. LF solves this by switching to separate pages for editing video or audio clips or titles. But that also takes every edit out of the context of the timeline, and that slows down editing and is a worse workflow, in my experience. And certain things still remain very fiddly, like editing keyframes.
. DR solves this by opening and closing windows like the Inspector or the Effects library, while staying on the same page. And many functions can be controlled with the keyboard as well. I like this approach better, because I always see the context of what I am doing, and every little change or preview can be done very quickly. It is a good combination of intuitive touch interface with fast keyboard interface (plus the possibility to use a wireless speed editor that you have … for 400$). Still, DR may want to add a few more touch controls, as mentioned above. And Idk yet how keyframe editing is solved in DR on iPad. Is it useable?
Basic features:
* Missing or badly done basic features: LF doesn’t have nice basic title effects that can just be dropped into the timeline and that work with just a little adjustment. Everyone needs them, but it takes a long time to get something set up that is pleasing. User title effects can be stored in presets, but I find the preset browser unintuitive. This, and the missing speed ramping, are sore spots. With DR, titles are a breeze. Title browser: very intuitive … previews: the same, and a good selection of pleasing effects is available. It’s so easy to drop a title on the timeline, make a few small changes in the Inspector, done. Top! I haven’t checked DR for speed ramping yet though.
* External storage: Both LF and DR explicitly support external storage.
Advanced features:
* Audio: LF has some of the most important audio processing functions built in. And it allows loading of audio units - there are plenty professional ones on iPad, for very reasonable prices. DR does not seem to allow loading of audio plugins on iPad. But the built-in processing effects are more complete (including De-Esser and Noise Reduction) … alas, the mixer interface on the (hidden) Fairlight page doesn’t open or work yet, and I found no other way (yet?) to change settings in the sound effects.
* Color: You showed this: LF supports basic color controls, analysis tools and LUTs - but DR is the clear winner, more controls, in an easily accessible and intuitive interface.
* Masking and keying: this has improved in LF … but my main use case is blurring of private information from videos and tracking these spots, and that still seems to be a manual endeavor. DR seems to have exceptional automatic masking and tracking facilities, and I am looking forward to use them.
* Stabilization: useable in both LF and DR.
* Lens Correction: not available in both … although DR Studio includes it.
* High frame rate sources: Neither LF nor DR handle 240 fps footage from my camera well - and I have not tried 960 fps yet! DR at least allows me to tell it the frame rate of each source, but that only goes up to 120 fps. And the audio track is not affected. LF blindly believes the frame rate reported in the source, even when it is false. In both programs, handling normal speed replay of slow mo sources is tricky, to say the least. And in LF on my M1 iPad, replaying a sped-up version of a clip in the editor is not smooth, while DR handles this nicely.
* Multicam editing: from what I see in how-to videos, useable in both LF and DR.
* User Tricks and Effects: DR has Fusion. Idk yet how useable this hidden feature is on iPad. But it looks promising. LF has user-defined shapes in titles. Requires manual work, tricky.
This is all that I can think of for now.
Summary:
So far, DR has made me very happy. I hope that Black Magic fixes the hidden pages on iPad, makes them officially available, and improves the user interface a bit more. The workflow in DR is much more snappy and smoother. And every page is both well focussed and shows required details and interfaces as required.
LF is a good old friend. But it needs to get better with some of the basic features, like titles. And to beat DR, it needs to do a few things better than DR, and a few things that DR doesn’t do. I really hope that Lumatouch gets there.
LumaFusion doesnt have a speed ramping feature. That feature is game changer. Even VN and CapCut have this one. LumaFusion's most disappointment side is this for me.
2:50 israel is so beautiful, would love to see that sample footage you got
Can we get someone to confirm if it runs on the M1 iPad's?
My iPad is the 12.9” M1 iPad Pro 2TB with 16GB ram. Runs great. I don’t own a M2. Resolve will run on any M chip.
There’s a press release on their site …
@@initialfocus Oh thank God. I feel better now.
Glad to see DR on the iPad. Something for the Pro videographers to supplement their Mac Studios with. Always good to have useful options in the Pro sphere.
However, I think, in the end, most iPad users will continue with Luma. It’s simply easier for the masses to use and doesn’t require a bunch of peripherals (Storage drives, etc), learning curves, or internal space. We’re talking millions of iPad users who simply want to upload annoying Reels and a UA-cam video for friends and family … such as my relatives. 😁 They’ll remain with simplicity, imho.
I use DR, so it will be interesting to see how it fairs on my iPad when I can fiddle around with it myself. Currently use Luma on the iPad. Fun times these are.
I kind of feel the majority of iPad users who want to upload Reels will still use iMovie.
My iPad may be to old it’s a 9.7 first edition
Yeah.. a bit biased 😁 For example like many of those special effects were there in Luma Fusion too. But I guess you admitting it kinda made it ok?
Love.
For premiere users Rush could have been what lumafusion is. They really let us down without LUT support. lumafusion and davinci support this. For needing a subscription to get the most features from Rush they really missed the mark here.
It still doesn’t work I’m an external display 🤷♂️
I can't imagine Davinci Resolve on the iPad not becoming THE gold standard (as it is on the desktop)- I feel sorry for LumaFusion (I am a user). Adobe will keep its' share because of the cloud subscribers- but the pro community will be ALL Resolve.
I agree very much
Luma has to step up their game
@@dirtydirtsgt4751for smaller iPads, Luma will be much more affordable
There was never a contest, especially since the best editor is also the free editor... Adobe is so far behind
I like LumaFusion 😊
Watching how you struggle with Premiere Rush is just sad. They charge you for the product and Resolve is free. :/
I’ve had a good time with LumaFusion, but their importing thing kills my motivation to edit. So, I do basic edits on it.
I’m tempted to go buy a iPad Pro M2 just to test Resolve on iPad. LOL!!!
LumaFusion doesnt have a speed ramping feature. That feature is game changer. Even VN and CapCut have this one. LumaFusion's most disappointment side is this for me.
Hopefully it’s not too late to see this comment buried into the abyss, but I have a HUGE problem with my system data going CRAZY. Like my iPad says its using 140 GB worth of system data, does this happen when you use davinci? Or am i just doing something wrong?
Do you mean data as in like cellular data or system storage im guessing? When you go into storage settings is davinci resolve saying it’s taking up 140GB?
@@initialfocus 1. Thanks for replying so fast! I really appreciate it! I’m still a new viewer, but i have to say i think you and potatojet have made me want to pay for davinci, and so far, so worth it! Love the content!
2. To give some context i switched over to iPad only for workflow (to try to be more mobile, and pack a little lighter) but i noticed sometimes when i would try to export after editing it would say “failed to export” or “low storage”.
I found it super strange because i run pretty lean as far as data goes (i delete everything and keep everything on SSD’s)
So i check my storage and it says that “system data” was eating up anywhere from 90, 100, or even 160GB worth of data. I read somewhere that it was using digital memory or ram and converting it into physical memory? or its saving cached data and never getting rid of it. I tried cleaning up everything, restarting it, deleting/offloading apps but nothing works. I’ve probably had to reset my iPad once a month ever since i switch (its the only thing that fixes the issue).
I’ve read on a couple of support pages that other people have had this issue with their iPhones/ipads/idevices, but i see it a ton with my iPad. Im not ruling out that this could be user error on my end, but I’m completely lost when it comes to this and wondering is it something I’m doing or is it a hardware thing?
Great ‘competition’ Michael. But that loop in the background… Purpose? None. You don’t need it. Your content doesn’t need annoying background anything.
I have been working exclusively on Lumafusion for 3yrs now and love this product. Hands down the best bang for your buck out there.
Robust and reliable you can throw the kitchen sink at this app and she performs without a problem. Always responsive.
For me personally editing on the ipad is such a creatively enjoyable process compared to the technical robotic keyboard shortcuts. Having your hands on the project feels like art.
I think the future is heading in this direction and lumafusion is ahead of the pack. Adobe is trash and still is considered the industry standard 🤮
For $35 and $60 story blocks there is nothing else to say.
I’m not one to comment but you can’t compare Adobe Import time for BRaw clips to you opening up previous project on da Vinci and act like that was you importing all those clips “see done in no time”
I will never use luma fusion againnwhen resolve finally arrives. Davinci resolve is in a class of its own. Adobe rush is just a joke
Rush doesn’t have a fight in this lol!
DaVinci needs to add external monitor support. Ugh
Apparently I’m wrong and there somewhat is. If you have a monitor connected and long press on the viewer I guess there’s an option for sending clean feed to that monitor.
@@initialfocus I just meant the app doesn’t let you take advantage of the “More Space” display scaling on the iPad or external monitor. With LumaFusion you can enter fullscreen mode on the external monitor and with the “More Space” display scaling, you get a huge canvas to work with. I’m sure it’s something that will come in a future update.
As I said now wathcing the whole video, you should not give such biased opinions because not everyones workflow and needs match yours. If a different product fits your needs better than calling the others trash gives of a bad image. It's not that I am a fan of adobe, I mean with all the stuff they're doing who is nowadays, but don't knock it until you try it.
I just have to let this one out: fuck Adobe!
I’m so glad Da Vinci is coming to the iPad! If Adobe justified the price of their products would be one thing, now with decade’s old interfaces and lackluster updates it’s hard not to hate. Affinity, Da Vinci, that’s the future!
(Still wishing that blender comes to the iPad!! Imma throw a party if that happens!)
you need to try superimpose v for ipad. is very similar to davinci and has lots of features. it’s very underated
05:00 Well it's really forgettable and frustrating software, nothing special reminding you to test it, so I don't blame you forgetting about Adobe. There are much better software to work with.
Go home Rush, you’re drunk.
LumaFusion has Croma key bud
Using key commands is a true type writer jockey thing . You people are so addicted to the key commands because you spent hours learning them and apparently think typewriters that were invented in the dark ages and aren’t found inside the crew dragon ( thank god) should follow us into the future so you can use shortcuts instead of your fingers that the device was made for .Ai and touch devices are coming for you typewriter jockeys get ready! 😄😂👽✌️
Final cut pro laughing in the corner