Apple Shares Behind the Scenes Look at How New iPad Pro Videos Were Made
Apple today uploaded a new iPad Pro video called "A new way to go behind the scenes," which, as the title suggests, offers a behind the scenes look at some of the recent iPad Pro ads Apple has shared.
Apple's latest round of ads featured a series of tutorials and demonstrations on using the iPad Pro features, all of which were created using an iPad Pro. There was some skepticism that the iPad Pro could be used to make the content, which appears to be why Apple has uploaded this video.
Each of the ads were filmed, edited, animated, and designed on the iPad Pro. The Filmic Pro, app, for example, was used during the filming of the ads, though the
iPad Pros were mounted using professional equipment.
Luma Fusion was used for editing purposes, Keynote was used for animation, and GarageBand was used for creating music.
The original videos were designed to offer up highlights on what can be done with an iPad Pro, focusing on taking notes, going paperless by scanning documents, hosting a podcast, designing a space with the Measure app, and creating a presentation in Keynote.
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Top Rated Comments
You can have the best photography equipment but somebody can take a better picture on an iPhone. You could have all the music gear in the world but your mix and tones would still sound terrible if you don't know what you're doing.
I really love this advert because ultimately, it holds true for one of the oldest sayings: