DaVinci Resolve for iPad is available for (FREE) Download
DaVinci Resolve for iPad is available for (FREE) Download

DaVinci Resolve for iPad is Available for (FREE) Download

2022-12-22
2 mins read

Blackmagic Design has just announced that DaVinci Resolve for iPad is available now as a free download from the Apple iOS App Store. Anyone with iPadOS 16.0 or later and a device with the A12 Bionic chip or later can use it. Perfect for professional grading on the go.

DaVinci Resolve 18 for iPad. DaVinci Resolve 18 for iPad. Credit: Y.M.Cinema Magazine

Resolve for iPad – Now available for the public

Till now, DaVinci Resolve for iPad was in private Beta mode. Testers had access through TestFlight, in order to test and send bugs to developers. YMCinema has heavily tried and tested the app —Read our review here. Today Blackmagic announced that this professional grading iPad app is now available for anyone to download. “Resolve for iPad will grant you the same color correction and editing tools used on Hollywood films on your iPad, plus Blackmagic Cloud multi-user collaboration, cutting edge AI tools such as magic mask, voice isolation, and dialogue leveler, smart reframe for social media and more!” Blackmagic says.

DaVinci Resolve for iPad: An Honest Review DaVinci Resolve for iPad: An Honest Review. Credit: Y.M.Cinema Magazine

Review and Insights

We highly recommend reading our comprehensive review of the app. We edited and graded a short video using only the app. For now, Resolve for iPad includes ‘only’ the Cut and Color page. Hence, it’s not enough for precise editing. However, if you want just to organize and prepare your footage for color grading, then this interface will be solid for that. Also, it will hold a rough cut for short clips as well. Editors will still need the Edit page, and it’s very hard to edit on an iPad. However, for the Cut page, you will not need Apple Pencil. As for the Color Page – this app exceeds our expectations. You have there everything for professional color grading. And we couldn’t emphasize more how much fan it is to color grade on a touch screen, like the iPad. Thus, to summarize: you can open (or create) a project, rough edit it, and prepare it for grading, then do almost all your advanced grading within the app, which is awesome! As for the minimum requirements, you will need an iPad OS 16.0 or later and a device with the A12 Bionic chip or later. We tested on an M1 machine – and it was pretty heavy for that. The app demands power, as it consumes a lot of it! So it’s recommended to have the most powerful iPad in your hands. Also, more screen real estate is highly recommended. Make sure to read our insights here.

DaVinci Resolve 18 for iPad. DaVinci Resolve 18 for iPad. Credit: Y.M.Cinema Magazine

DaVinci Resolve for iPad is available now as a free download from the Apple iOS App Store. Enjoy!

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Yossy is a filmmaker who specializes mainly in action sports cinematography. Yossy also lectures about the art of independent filmmaking in leading educational institutes, academic programs, and festivals, and his independent films have garnered international awards and recognition.
Yossy is the founder of Y.M.Cinema Magazine.

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