LumaFusion, the iOS/iPadOS editing app that can be called the best alternative to the mobile version of Final Cut Pro, is also my favorite editing app on the iPad and is geared towards professional use. And with professional editing software DaVinci Resolve is coming to iPadOS As soon as the news came out, many people have been banging their heads for a long time. LumaFusion, which was originally only available on Apple devices, was officially announced to be coming to other platforms, and not only to the Android system, but also to the ChromeOS version! Continue reading Officially cross-platform! Android version of LumaFusion editing software launches early public beta version report content.
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Officially cross-platform! LumaFusion editing software for Android launches early public beta
If editing videos is one of the few reasons you “have to” use a desktop computer. I believe that the LumaFusion mobile editing application that iOS users have enjoyed for a long time should be one of the goals that you have been hoping for a long time that developers can port it to other platforms.
Now, this LumaFusion, which supports up to 6 video tracks and 6 audio tracks, is close to desktop use but has the best experience for touch, has been confirmed to officially come to the Android and ChromeOS platforms, and will first launch an early test version that is slightly cheaper by 30%. That is the Open Beta version.
This application is officially positioned as a professional video editing (Pro Video Editing) application. Although it requires payment to use it (currently on sale for NT$640, the original price should be nearly a thousand), it is really not cheap. But based on the author’s long-term experience of using iPhone and iPad, LumaFusion can really replace most of many people’s editing needs to a large extent. Even some relatively complex color correction, sound effect adjustment, green screen special effects, etc. can be handled, and more advanced editing functions such as LUT are also supported.
This time it comes to the Android and ChromeOS platforms, which have higher device diversity. I believe it can give users more flexibility in editing work on more hardware.
From the function description of the Android version, we can see that many functions in the iOS version are supported. For example, USB-C external editing is convenient for external hard drives, direct access to Storyblock paid music material library, 120fps / 240fps high frame rate, etc. Because I haven’t purchased the Android version, I don’t seem to see the paid download items. However, I am curious about the support for saving Final Cut Pro project files on iOS. I wonder if it is also available for purchase – this should be very convenient for professional users.
LumaFusion is currently Downloads are available on both Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Store. We also provide a refund service within 30 days if you are not satisfied – you can refer toOfficial support page. So if you are really worried that the public beta version is unstable or you don’t like it, you should still be able to take it with peace of mind (slap on the shoulder).
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Source: KOCPC Chinese