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LumaFusion review: Pro video editing now a reality on iOS devices

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<p>When the iPad was introduced, critics dismissed the device as only good for ebook reading, internet browsing, and casual gaming. But when iMovie debuted on iPad less than a year later, it was clear Apple’s tablet ambitions were more grandiose.</p><p>Although great for quickly assembling short videos, the free iMovie for iOS never quite lived up to lofty expectations. There’s no indication the no-frills app will ever acquire the more robust mobile video editing skills of Final Cut Pro - and that’s just fine, because there’s already an app that does this quite nicely.</p><h2>LumaFusion: Final Cut lite</h2>
<p><a href="https://itunes.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1062022008" rel="nofollow">LumaFusion[/url] is the first mobile video editor that lives up to the hype, one so ridiculously feature-packed, it seems unfair to pay the developer so little ($20) for it. Rather than reinvent the wheel, LumaFusion enables old-school multitrack editing—three tracks for video with audio, plus three for audio only—in a modular user interface reminiscent of the classic Final Cut Pro.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3286613/videos/lumafusion-review-pro-video-editing-now-a-reality-on-ios-devices.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>

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