- Hey guys, it's Justine.
And today, we are checking out the brand new iPad Pro.
I am so excited about this.
Not only do we have the iPad Pro to check up,
but we also have the brand new Magic Keyboards
that come in this nice white color.
You may notice that I'm somewhere different right now.
I'm actually in my childhood room at my parent's house,
fully vaxxed, back visiting my parents.
It's kinda cool because I'm actually back
where I started making videos to begin with.
And today, we are here doing an unboxing
where basically it all started.
I brought one of these old school iMacs down
from the attic that my parents have saved,
that I used to use when I was here.
Anyway, nostalgia aside,
let the main highlights in the new iPad Pro
is the fact that they put an M1 chip inside of this thing.
And this is honestly super exciting
because that's gonna make this thing so incredibly powerful
that it really is setting this iPad up
to be able to do some really amazing things.
Maybe even run Final Cut Pro.
That is me crossing my fingers
and hoping that one day that is a reality.
You can upgrade the storage to two terabytes,
and if you get the cellular version,
they're also 5G enabled which is very, very exciting.
Have I said that I'm excited yet?
'Cause if I didn't, I just wanna clarify.
I'm excited.
Let's unbox.
So this is the 12.9 version.
This is the largest version that they have.
Whoa, it's a silver.
I haven't actually had one of the silver Pros.
Every single time, I've been super into the graphite,
but now that they have this white keyboard,
I was very excited to check out the silver.
(plastic rustling)
(sniffs) Oh my goodness.
The smell of new technology.
So exciting.
One thing that I do wish
that they would have been integrated
into this is the fingerprint touch ID
into the power button like they did in the iPad Air.
That is honestly one of the best features
that they really have come out with in a long time.
Look at this.
The beautiful, shining, shimmering, Apple logo.
I'm like a child in Christmas morning.
Like always, we have our instructions, power brick,
and USB-C cable.
One of the things that I'm really excited about
is being able to use Thunderbolt drives now on the iPad Pro.
And this is the Envoy Pro FX by OWC.
And OWC has been my storage solution for a very long time
so I'm very excited about this drive specifically.
Because not only does it have incredibly fast
read/write speeds, but it's also very durable.
So I edit almost exclusively off of external OWC drives.
So not only is this the drive that I plan on using
with the iPad, but I also use this drive with my computers.
I'll be talking a little bit more about this drive
and give you guys a demo of how it works
when I'm editing externally on the iPad.
A huge thank you to OWC for hooking me up with this drive
to test out with the new iPad.
And for being such an incredible partner for this video.
This Magic Keyboard honestly changed the way
that I use my iPad when it first came out.
And it came out at a really kind of interesting times,
sort of during the pandemic where I started using my iPad
almost more than I was using my computer.
Look at this.
This white version is so pretty.
And the reason that they call it magic
is because it does have pass through charging
in the base, right here.
And you magnetically attach it to the case
and it sticks and charges using that pass through charging.
Open up little dude.
My gosh, it looks so fresh.
It's like a snowy day back here in the East Coast.
This is so clean, I don't even want to touch it.
It's too beautiful and pristine.
Check this out.
It looks so good.
I'm freaking out.
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Oh, this keyboard looks so good.
The screen looks incredible.
I can't wait to get back to California
to be able to connect this to my XDR display
because you can actually connect this
to the Pro display XDRs and get a full 6K output.
So one iPad has been unboxed.
11-inch Magic Keyboard
11-inch iPad Pro.
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I love the iPad.
It's just such a magical little device.
The 11-inch's a pretty great size, I will say.
Look at this.
It's perfect.
Charging brick, USB-C, like always.
(box clattering)
Having the smaller iPad is definitely more ideal
for my scenario.
Like this is such a great, great size.
I mean, look at the size difference.
It's pretty significant.
The fact that I've been using the 13-inch
M1 MacBook Pro,
this is almost the same size as it,
almost bigger than the MacBook Pro.
It's a little bit taller, the MacBook Pro is a little wider.
Apple pencils.
There you go.
So what this new M1 chip that is now in the iPad Pros?
We're gonna be getting 50% faster CPU,
40% faster graphics, two times faster storage.
And the thing I'm really excited about
is the Thunderbolt support now,
which will allow us to have faster read/write speeds
when we're using an external drive.
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So we're on set right now.
And yesterday we filmed a bunch of unboxings
with this iMacs.
And what's cool is I already have all of the footage
transferred onto the Envoy Pro FX.
Now on my iPad, since this is plugged in
and we have Thunderbolt support,
I can quickly transfer files.
I can also edit right here in LumaFusion.
So here it is.
I have one of the clips already imported here.
And I can import clips directly from this drive
when I link it all up.
And gonna link up iMac shoot day one.
And here it is.
I can edit right here on my iPad.
It's cool because LumaFusion
is now going to have multicam support.
So you'll be able to edit multicam streams,
which I mostly do two-cam shoots every time.
So look one, two, one, two.
So I can link those up and be able to edit
just like I would on my computer.
This is playing back so well too.
I mean, all of this is directly from the Sony camera,
4:2:2 10 bits, beautiful.
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The starting price for the 12.9-inch is 1,099
and the 11-inch is 799.
In my last iPad Pro review,
I did an entire video that I shot everything on my iPhone
and edited all in LumaFusion.
Once you kinda get the hang of it,
and having an editor that is kind of created
in a touch-based environment is really kind of amazing.
So I'm gonna plug in my Thunderbolt drive.
Give me access to everything that's on here.
What's cool is you have the versatility
to be able to use this drive on various different platforms
like your iMac, but also on your iPad.
This is the file browser.
And I already have a little project here
that I'm gonna bring in.
This currently still is in beta,
so this is kinda preview of what's to come.
So we're just gonna create a multicam clip
and it brings up all of our different camera angles.
I almost always do shoots with at least two cameras,
sometimes three.
So as you see, we have our A cam and our B cam right here.
So we're gonna put camera one here.
Put camera two right there.
We, both of our camera angles all set up,
and in this mode, it's really easy to do a live edit.
So when I hit play, this is gonna be playing
through whichever screen is selected.
So I can just do a live edit here.
Switch to camera two, switch to camera three.
And you can see here,
this automatically populates the camera angles
right on the timeline.
It's great 'cause LumaFusion does have support for HDR
so you can just go in and change your color space
depending upon how this was shot
and what you wanted to be exported as.
I've been using the iPads and the brand new M1 iMac
for the past couple of days now.
And I'm so excited because not only do I have this new iMac
to edit off of, but I've been using this iPad
as a second monitor.
I'm so used to being back at home
in my office and having two monitors to work off of.
I mostly love having a second monitor for a file browser.
So I have all of my files that I'm kind of sorting through.
And my main monitor is where I have my timeline
and the viewer window to see what I'm editing.
The other thing that I found myself using this for
was actually a hotspots because my parents,
like I've mentioned before,
do not have the best of internet.
So I actually had to drive around, I had my iPad open
and was looking for the best cell service.
So all of the videos that you guys are watching this week,
I've uploaded those basically in the middle of the night
on the side of a road in the middle of nowhere.
Thanks to this iPad.
So it's the middle of the night
and I look like I'm doing some really shady stuff,
but actually I'm just uploading a YouTube video
using the iPad
as a hotspot.
And I think that my neighbor thinks that I'm crazy
or I'm doing some illegal activity.
Literally uploading a YouTube video.
The new Magic Keyboard has been slightly redesigned
to fit the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
You can use your old version of the Magic Keyboard
but the fit won't be as perfect as the new one.
Another really exciting thing is Halide now has an iPad app.
They have completely redesigned it
and it looks absolutely beautiful.
Testing of the Halide app.
It's cool 'cause you can shoot Raw or Raw+ JPEG.
And if I want to have the full frame
of my iPad here, I can.
Or I can make it nice and small
to be able to kind of get the whole frame in the shot.
One feature that doesn't apply to very many people,
maybe 10% of the population is it has a left-handers mode.
And I am one of those.
I'm a left-handed person
so I've basically have gone through my life
kind of being left-handed,
but also forcing myself to be right-handed
so that I could fit in with society.
Halide has added this feature so that you can switch
into left-handed mode so that the features
are now nicely placed on the left side.
I haven't got a chance to test this app out fully,
but if you're familiar with Halide,
it's an incredible iPhone app that has been used
by tons of photographers for so long
to be able to get really amazing raw photos
out of your iPhone.
Another thing that I've been using the iPad a lot for
especially this week, I've been able to use this
as an external monitor
so that I can actually see what I'm shooting on the camera.
I didn't even use this a lot while we were on set
shooting for the iMac video
because I was trying to set up different shots.
So as Jenna and my friend, Steve
who was helping me shoot this video
was kind of configuring the camera,
I was able to hold onto the iPad
and kind of direct from there.
So there's so many different use cases
that you can really use this for.
And not just the M1, we have to remember
that even the previous iPads are still incredibly powerful
and a lot of these things you can do on those.
So I don't want you guys to completely dismiss the fact
that a lot of the things that we're doing,
you can do them on the previous generations.
Obviously this is faster,
you have more storage,
you're gonna be able to have faster read/write speeds
with the Thunderbolt drive,
but for some people, it might be overkill
for what they need it for.
I am not an illustrator, but I do have a design background.
So I've loved being able to use Procreate
just to make simple mockups for logos and various designs.
And there's just something about using the Apple pencil
on the iPad that it just feels
like you're drawing on a cloud.
So the only real difference between the 12.9-inch
and the 11-inch is the display.
Yes, the size difference is apparent,
but the 11-inch iPad has a liquid retina display.
And the 12.9 is a mini LED liquid retina XDR display.
And this is gonna give you that 1,000 nits
of full brightness when you're viewing HDR photos or videos.
And you can also reach 1,600 nits
of peak brightness on it.
You'll be able to view HDR movies and TV shows.
But as a content creator as I am
and I'm sure some of you are as well,
we'll actually be able to edit and create that content
right here on the iPad Pro.
There's over 10,000 mini LEDs in this thing.
And they are grouped into more than 2,500
local dimming zones.
This is gonna give us that precise adjustment
of brightness in each zone.
The new iPad Pro has a new ultra wide camera
built into it so this is gonna help keep you in frame
when you're doing FaceTime calls,
or any other conference that supports this feature.
So let's call Jenna.
How far over can I go?
Oh, that, as actual, I'm going pretty far.
You guys aren't supposed to be seeing the mess
of behind the scenes, but you are.
Hey, do you see me over, oh boy.
This is my bed.
I'm shooting in my bedroom.
But you see it's following me?
- Whoa.
- Center stage, dude.
It's really good for pacing people
when they talk on the phone.
- Hmm, I know a lot of people that do that.
- We do.
- Probably a lot of people watching
are probably pacers when they talk on the phone.
- I'm leaning out of frame.
- Oh, you just go away.
All right, well, thanks for being in my beta test.
I'm glad it worked.
- Okay, bye. - See ya!
Apple recently updated their Clips app
to have LiDar support
and obviously, the iPad has LiDar built into it.
I really love when you first start up the Clips app,
you have to scan your room.
And I feel like for a lot of people,
they don't really understand what LiDar really is.
And it's basically detecting depth in the room.
And with this app, it's a really great visualization
so that you can actually see this in action.
This is a really great update to the app.
You can also use this on your iPhone as well.
Here's our entire scanned area.
You can see what it looks like here.
Okay, so here's one of the first effects.
So it's realizing that I'm actually in the frame
and the effects are going around me,
but yet still focusing on the depth map
that we've created of the room.
And this one's prism.
I think this one might be my favorite.
Here's disco.
Does it look like I'm having a disco party, question mark.
Dance floor.
Get your body moving on it.
Look at these socks.
Look at this.
This is pathetic.
No one's gonna want to dance with me on the dance floor.
And here's some sparkles.
Star dust, and here's the hearts.
What I love about this is these objects are actually seeing
that I'm here and going around me.
This is the live captions feature.
I love this so much because it's dictating
what I'm saying as I speak right here onto the video
This is a really great accessibility feature.
And I'm surprised how well this actually works.
You can even go in after and edit the auto captions
if there's something that you need to correct.
Hey Jenna, do you have a next-gen console controller
by any chance?
Look at this.
Can you even believe how quickly that happened?
You're now able to connect next-gen controllers
to your iPad and play games.
You can also connect this to your iMac
and your Apple TV as well.
Which when you kinda think about what's happening,
this is in Microsoft Xbox controller
that is connecting to my Apple iMac, iPad, and Apple TV.
I love cross-platform compatibility.
I hope this doesn't turn on Jenna's Xbox
which I think it probably is going to.
- [Jenna] Oh, my Xbox turned on.
- I thought it was going to.
There's me.
I think I'm playing a tutorial, I'm sure.
Use left stick to steer.
Hmm, okay, well, I imagine, I know how to do that.
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My WiFi's bad.
No kidding.
We've already established that.
I've played this game twice and I'm incredibly talented.
Come on, come on, come on.
I am sorry.
Did I just win?
Yeah, I did.
Well, thank you guys so much for watching.
I had so much fun getting a chance to test out
this brand new iPad Pro.
I can not wait to do some more testing,
but I'd love to hear from you guys.
What are some use cases that you would like to see test out
that maybe you haven't seen be tested already?
One of the things that's kind of crazy
is the fact that me and my sister started our podcast
because of the previous gen iPad Pro.
I recorded and edited all of it directly on the iPad.
It's fun to see what that podcast turned into.
It's called "Same Brain."
It's on the Apple Podcast if you'd like to check it out.
We actually just posted our 40th episode
and it features the brand new iMacs
so be sure to check it out.
I'll put a link in the description
if you want to watch and listen.
We also have a YouTube channel, youtube.com/samebrain.
And now to kinda think back that that all was started
because of the iPad is kinda cool.
I hope that you enjoyed this video.
I would love to hear from you guys.
What do you think of the new iPad?
Do you guys have an iPad?
Do you plan on getting one?
And if there's anything else you'd like to see me
test out on this,
feel free to leave it in the comments below,
and I will see you guys there.
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