During the last presentation of the iPad Pro, Tim Cook insisted once again that this device is ideal to replace computers, something that caused an awkward silence for both Cook and the audience. Leaving aside Cook's insistence in this regard, what is clear is that each year, each new generation has more points to achieve it.
A few weeks ago, Apple posted new promotional videos for the iPad Pro on its YouTube website, videos that show us what we can and cannot do with this device. Now it is the turn of the other video, of longer duration, where it is shown how these videos have been recorded using the iPad Pro.
But not only in the recording, but also in the editing of it, in the animations and even in the music used thanks to the Garageband application. This video takes us behind the scenes and shows us how the previous videos they were designed, edited, animated, filmed… with the iPad Pro.
What Apple doesn't explain in the ad, is what applications have they used to record the videos. The application to record video on both the iPhone and the iPad that offers us the most versatility is Filmic Pro, the same application that they have used in these videos. To edit the video, the application has been used LumaFusion, while for the animations Apple's Keynote application has been used.
With these videos, Apple wants to prove that the iPad Pro is powerful enough and versatile to do any type of task, even professional. Of course, it could also announce which are the applications with which to get the most out of it, applications that if we do not have knowledge of the medium, it is quite difficult to know, since they are not applications that are usually in the top positions of the App Store . Filmic Pro and Luma Fusion are two clear examples.
