Well, the keyboard changes the balance slightly in the iPad’s favour if you were looking to buy one in the first place. And the interface takes some getting used to. Colour grading is basic unless you import a LUT you have made or bought elsewhere (check out our guide on LUTs here). Speed ramping in LumaFusion is not easy as it is not a native ability.

It has the most complete titling/graphics tools of the three and it has multiple export functionalities, including being able to export a FCPX xml for working in Final Cut with. It can connect to and edit from external storage. It can handle a dual screen setup via HDMI output.

The software allows multiple tracks of video and audio, including 4K (so iPad Pro 4K video editing is actually possible with LumaFusion).

LumaFusion is the closest we are going to get at this point to an NLE on a mobile device.

You would still need another computer to finish your synced Rush project in Premiere Pro if you are looking to do anything more than a rough cut with simple titles and audio. Premiere Rush CC is still around but as far as complexity is concerned you’re not going to get much more out of it than you would in iMovie.

Imovie on ipad pro 2020