It was the general thrust that I found enlightening, rather than the detail of
how he described some photographers as using their smaller devices to edit
photos. I don’t normally have a good enough connection when on the go to
bother with uploading images, even if I can be bothered to edit them on my
iPad. But it’s also lack of space on my smaller devices that constrains my
activities with them.
I’ll have to wait and see, but Capture One and Media One (which it bought from
MS, I understand) might be an alternative – pricey, though.
Chris
On 28 Jun 2014, at 06:24, Moose <olymoose@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> There's a pretty good blog post by Joseph on Aperture Expert which puts the
>> changes into perspective for me:
>>
>> https://www.apertureexpert.com/tips/2014/6/27/aperture-dead-long-live-photos
>
> "Today we want to shoot, share immediately with a cool effect, edit on an
> iPad, sit down at your 4k display and get serious, pick up the iPad and show
> off what you’ve done, mix, repeat."
>
> Not my model, as yet. If It's yours, and/or Marc's, which seems more likely?,
> and others, you should be pleased.
>
> I've got a gazillion apps to edit photos on my iPad, but find it as yet an
> unappealing experience. Those I've tried so far do some potentially
> interesting things, often rather clumsily, but make conventional adjustments
> more opaque to me than PS.
>
> Oh yeah, I recently got LR for the iPad, but have not used it. OK, now I've
> opened it, but have no image collections. Oh well. Now I suppose I have to
> open PS Express for iPad?
>
> I DO like some of the instant effects camera apps. Particularly Paper Camera.
> This is a Paper Camera Shot on iPhone.
> <http://zone-10.com/tope2/main.php?g2_itemId=11288>
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