iPad Pro Getting DaVinci Resolve Thanks To Its New Configurations

The highly anticipated iPad lineup, including the most recent iPad Pro M2, has been unveiled by Apple. The iPad Pro that runs on Apple’s lightning-fast M2 CPU, launches officially with the same display sizes as before. Plus, it includes a new SoC, Wi-Fi 6E, and more.

The new iPad Pro has advanced hover capabilities for the Apple Pencil, ProRes video capture, lightning-fast Wi-Fi 6E, and potent features in iPadOS 16. According to Apple, “The M2 processor is the next generation of Apple silicon. It features an 8-core CPU that gives performance up to 15% quicker and a 10-core GPU that delivers performance up to 35% faster for graphics.

With a Neural Engine that is 40% faster to speed up machine learning activities and 50% more memory bandwidth, M2 gives the iPad Pro astounding performance and new capabilities. Thus, you can now more quickly create photorealistic 3D designs, elaborate AR models. And play games with console-quality graphics. while enjoying battery life that lasts all day.

With the launch of new hardware, it is logical to assume that we will also start hearing about new software. In this case, DaVinci Resolve will finally be available on the iPad Pro.

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Apple explicitly hinted at DaVinci Resolve coming to the iPad Pro.

Affinity Publisher 2 iPad, DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Photoshop, Octane X, uMake, and other professional software are all enhanced by the groundbreaking performance of M2, according to a statement from Apple. Apple also asserts that the M2’s high-performance media engine speeds up ProRes encoding and decoding. Video productions can be converted to ProRes up to three times faster than before. You can now record ProRes video thanks to the image signal processor in the M2 and the sophisticated cameras on the iPad Pro. You can record and transmit theater-quality sound with four speakers that support Dolby Atmos and five studio-quality microphones.

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