CineD Focus Check Ep19 – Is the iPad “Pro-Ready”? | T-CREATE CinemaPr P31 SSD Review | FUJIFILM Firmware Updates

by Felix Tappeiner

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by Felix Tappeiner3 days ago

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Tune into this week’s podcast episode of CineD Focus Check in which Nino explores the professional capabilities of iOS and iPadOS, focusing on the new iPad Pro with the M4 chip and Final Cut Pro for iPad. He also talks about a review Johnnie did on the TEAMGROUP T-CREATE CinemaPr P31 Portable SSD and much more. Wait until the end to get more info on MZed’s Summer Sale that ends on July 4!

Is the iPad pro-ready? Nino wonders whether iOS and iPadOS are ready for professional use, focusing on the new iPad Pro with Apple’s M4 chip and its performance with Final Cut Pro for iPad. Despite the iPad Pro’s impressive hardware, such as its excellent OLED screen and innovative wireless connectivity for live streaming from iPhones, iPadOS’s limitations still hinder its full potential for professional workflows.

Final Cut Pro on iPad Pro. Image Credit: Apple

The iPad Pro’s screen quality is the best Nino has seen, and he emphasizes its bright OLED display. However, he pointed out significant software limitations, like the absence of background processes and a restricted file system, which prevent the device from fully supporting professional editing and multitasking.

Nino also reviews industry updates, including the DaVinci Resolve 19 public beta. This update features live sync from cameras, allowing editors to work on footage while it’s being recorded, thus streamlining workflows using Blackmagic Cloud.

T-CREATE CinemaPr P31 2TB External SSD. Image credit: CineD

As you probably know by now, we enjoy reviewing filmmaking tools for you – this week, Johnnie put the TEAMGROUP T-CREATE CinemaPr P31 Portable SSD to the test. Also, Nino talks about the Ignite DGX’s control deck for DJI transmission, which enhances camera operator control.

FUJIFILM announced firmware updates for several cameras, adding new film simulations and improving functionality, showing their ongoing support for existing products.

Stay tuned until the end to learn about big discounts on MZed’s educational content, especially the DaVinci Resolve 18.5 course that offers comprehensive training for aspiring filmmakers.