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Right it can work for part of the workflow for specific things like detail work with the pencil. What I find challenging is actually finding a smooth workflow t
by clay_the_ripper 8y ago
Right it can work for part of the workflow for specific things like detail work with the pencil. What I find challenging is actually finding a smooth workflow that it’s not wasting time trying to get the iPad to do what I want. I feel like I spend most of my time working around it’s limitations so it’s hardly worth it (for me). Maybe that will improve with time though.
I also don’t really use iCloud Drive, maybe that would make things easier as one of the biggest problems is simply getting the things you want on the iPad ON the iPad. Importing photos for example, you have to import into photos and then double import to Lightroom.
- GeekyBear 8y agoAdobe seems to be putting a lot of effort into Photoshop CC for iPad to make sure that moving back and forth between the desktop and iPad versions is effortless if you choose to work that way. >the biggest change of all is a total rethinking of the classic .psd file for the cloud, which will turn using Photoshop into something much more like Google Docs. “The beauty of it with Creative Cloud and the Cloud PSD and the innovations there is that you can just pick up where you left off, and you can be somewhat agnostic,” Belsky says. “You can always go back in history. You can share it and have other people be able to go back and undo things you did.” https://www.theverge.com/2018/10/15/17969754/adobe-photoshop-apple-ipad-creative-cloud https://www.theverge.com/2018/10/15/17969754/adobe-photoshop...
- clay_the_ripper 8y agoThat’s pretty cool and would be useful