If you're interested in video editing and are considering whether to use a phone or a computer, it depends on your preferences, the complexity of your editing needs, and the tools available to you.
Editing on a Phone:
Portability: Mobile editing allows you to edit videos on the go, and you can capture and edit footage with your phone's camera.
Touch Interface: Some people find touch interfaces intuitive for tasks like trimming and arranging clips.
Apps: There are many mobile video editing apps available, including CapCut, Kinemaster, iMovie (for iOS), and more.
Editing on a Computer:
Power and Features: Computer-based video editing software often provides more advanced features, greater processing power, and the ability to handle larger projects.
Precision: A larger screen and the use of a mouse or stylus can provide more precision in editing tasks.
Third-Party Software: Programs like Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, and others offer a wide range of professional-grade editing tools.
Editing exactly what? = )
If I want to crop a picture just shot on my phone, then the phone will it be. Almost everything else — a computer. If I have to edit text via the phone — well, that means it's an emergency, and I'm away from keyboard
Let's say if I have to, I can edit a picture or a video on my phone/tablet, but I'd rather do it on a computer, more control, bigger screen, it's way more convenient to use.