By stabilizing handheld footage you can run the risk of cropping out important objects at the edges. This feature isn’t particularly necessary if you shoot on an iPhone 12 Pro as the optical and software stabilization produces gimbal smooth clips (even when cycling on a gravel track while holding the iPhone in one hand!) However if you do need to stabilize hand held footage shot on older iPhone models then this tool does a great job. The latest of version LumaFusion boasts an image stabilizer designed to tame handheld camera wobbles. (Image credit: George Cairns/Digital Camera World) The Transitions browser provides a range of drag and drop Wipes, Slides and Mixes and Pushes to help your show flow.
Best iPads for photo editing & video editing (opens in new tab) Key features.Best iPhones for photography (opens in new tab).LumaFusion helps you cut your clips together in an intuitive manner so you can focus on the process of creating the unfolding narrative without getting bogged down by rummaging through drop down menus in desktop apps such as Final Cut Pro X. It’s a joy to edit by swiping your finger on a screen as it’s faster than more intuitive than sliding a mouse around a desktop (and having to blow into it to dislodge fluff!). You can continue to trim clips when they’re in the timeline by dragging top and tail trim handles and change the running order in true non-linear fashion by sliding clips around. You can hit the ground running and browse your clips from the Photos library, swipe to trim them in the viewer and then drag the trimmed clips to the timeline. Make the most of the iPad’s larger display by double tapping on the viewer to view your programmed fullscreen (Image credit: George Cairns/Digital Camera World) (opens in new tab)ĭespite its feature-packed arsenal, LumaFusion is relatively easy to use (though it will take you some time to explore its multiple tool-packed work spaces).
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