
When Apple announced this month that Final Cut Pro is finally coming to iPad, tablet-toting creatives rejoiced at the news. Fans have been yearning to see the video editing tool make the jump from Mac to iPad for years, and along with music editor Logic Pro, it's available today. We've been testing Final Cut Pro our ahead of the official launch and are pleased to report that this is no 'Final Cut Lite' – it's the real deal.
With new touch interfaces, this fully-fledged version of the Final Cut Pro is already looking like game-changer for iPad users. And thanks to some nifty new iPad exclusive features, there are even areas where it already excels over its desktop counterpart. (Want to experience it for yourself? Check out the best iPad Pro deals available now.)