Video & Photo Tech

  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

  Photos convey feeling. Sometimes, it can happen naturally. Other times, the feeling is achieved by talented photo editors. The right image settings can change everything about a photo. Whatever filter you end up with will give your photo a singular aesthetic — one that, hopefully, you're going for. Photo editing is a painstaking process that takes extreme skill to perfect, and many editors rightfully take pride in that process and all its struggles. That said, it's always nice to get a little help. Downloadable presets are available in a number of places, and they can help save an editor time by incorporating the exact image settings needed to achieve the desired aesthetic. Whether you're looking for something old-timey and nostalgic, something cold, or something that just happens to work really well with sunset photos, chances are, there's a helpful preset out there for you. Some sites offer free downloads; others you have to pay for. We did some checking around and