Re:Adobe will bring the full Photoshop to the iPad
by emsy on Friday July 13, 2018 @11:59AM
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I tried all sorts of work, from text editing to drawing and music creation. They all kind of work but they are needlessly complicated. On the PC/Mac I can edit a sample in Audacity and just drop it into my DAW, in most cases probably via Drag'n Drop. On iOS I'd have no guarantee if that's even possible for the two apps I'm using.
Copying an edited photo (or drawing in my case) to a flash drive involves an external computer. It's not that it's impossible it*s needlessly complicated and clunky. I don't ant to try hard enough, I want the device to make my work easier.
Re:Adobe will bring the full Photoshop to the iPad
by rrreese on Friday July 13, 2018 @10:28AM
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I'm a hobbyist too. I was in China and Korea earlier this year for a couple of weeks and took 270GB of photographs. Do you think this would scale for me?
Re:Adobe will bring the full Photoshop to the iPad
by talltimtom on Friday July 13, 2018 @09:46AM
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Complete side note to the actual discussion, but I really like your description workflow, it sounds like you got yourself set up very nicely. What camera are you shooting with?
Re:Adobe will bring the full Photoshop to the iPad
by drukenemo on Friday July 13, 2018 @10:05AM
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Also hobbyist photographer. Will definitely try this out. It's still hard to beat in my opinion as desktop workflow with the nice help of plugins etc.
Re:Adobe will bring the full Photoshop to the iPad
by shanghaiaway on Saturday July 14, 2018 @12:39AM
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You're a hobbyist. This isn't a professional workflow that works for a large number of images. And that tiny display?
I'm a hobbyist photographer, and I do the vast majority of my photography work on a 9.7" iPad pro, with a Pencil. I'm constantly editing 24mp RAW files in Affinity Photo, which is about as close to full-fat Photoshop running on the iPad as you can possibly get, and let me tell you: It's fantastic.
I turn on my camera, I shoot some images. I open up Cascable, which connects to my camera's wifi, and I pull down some images. I flip through them and find one I like, the one I want to edit, so I click on that one and click "share", and then select Affinity Photo.
Affinity Photo opens. It's 95% of the power of desktop photoshop, albeit organised in subtly different ways. I do the things I would normally do: White balance, HSL, blemish touchup and even frequency separation. I click export, and save to camera roll.
It's in the camera roll, and I select it, and I share it over email to some friends, and to discord, and to instagram.
I don't get where the problem is.