Video & Photo Tech

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,