Video & Photo Tech

Looking for quick edits? Here are our top picks for photo and video editing apps. Photo and video editing apps have become the latest trend in the mobile app industry. You can use the best photo and video editing apps to edit, manipulate, and enhance your photos and videos. Your memories are worth capturing on film, but they are even more worth preserving with a little bit of help from some of these top 5 photo/video editing apps!  Use Adobe Photoshop for free before actually going for it! Adobe Photoshop Right off the bat, we start with Adobe Photoshop. It comes with a reasonably high price tag, but the quality of its edits is worth it if you’re serious about your photo editing game. It’s packed full of features like highlight/shadow recovery, color correction, focus blending (for panoramas), compositing, and more! You can use Adobe Photoshop for free for 60 days to see if you enjoy using it. After the trial, they offer a monthly subscription or an annual payment plan that is pretty a

  The best thing about the iPad is how powerful it is for such a small device. Even if you don’t have an iPad Pro, the other iPads are powerful enough to do things you thought only your computer can do. Sure, not everyone can just use their iPads as a computer replacement, but your iPad can still do many things just as good — or maybe even better — as any computer, and that includes video editing. Editing on the iPad might be weird at first, but you get a lot of advantages compared to editing on your Mac. For starters, the touch screen lets you be a bit more quick and precise when editing a video, even more so if you have an Apple Pencil with you. Plus, you can still use a mouse and keyboard, too, if that’s what you’re into. Fortunately, whether you want to edit full movies, clips, or a stop motion video; there’s an app for you. Read on to discover the  7 Best Video Editing Apps for iPad . 7.  iMovie - First-Party Video Editor If you're just starting out in the editing world, and w

The new 12.9-inch iPad Pro  is being positioned as a professional-level computing device, with features like the M1 chip, the super-bright  Liquid Retina XDR display  and the P3 wide color gamut likely to make the tablet an appealing option for movie makers. But with no Final Cut Pro for iPad available (yet), what’s the best video editing app for the iPad Pro? Here are a few alternatives. 1. Adobe Premiere Rush Screenshot:   Adobe Premiere Rush Adobe Premiere Rush   (free or from $5 a month) is as polished and intuitive as you’d expect an   Adobe app to be. It does a smart job of distilling the bigger Premiere Pro application to its most essential parts and transplanting them to your iPad, even if there are some compromises in terms of precision editing and customization controls along the way. The simple drag-and-drop interface makes moving videos, photos and audio into position very easy, and clips can be quickly trimmed, cropped, and panned as required. Most of the titles, graphics,