I wonder if people will drop Photoshop from their list of deficiencies when the topic Tablet vs. PC comes up. Often, some people bring up the lack of productivity tools like PS, X_Cad, writing and building code etc.
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#22My must have iPad apps to be somewhat independent of a laptop are: OmniGraffle for producing diagrams, Prompt for SSH shells, Microsoft Office 365 apps for dealing with material from other people, TextTastic and Working Copy for github, etc.
My use of a laptop with external monitor is really limited to doing software development.
For creative types, tablets with apps like Photoshop should help cut the cord to being tied to a full blown computer.
Microsoft Whiteboard was announced today, and I like the idea. I think Apple needs to step up and provide similar group collaborative tools. Apple does a great job of smooth workflow between iPhone/iPad/MacBook but they have opportunities for improvement in collaborative tooling.
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#23I wonder if people will drop Photoshop from their list of deficiencies when the topic Tablet vs. PC comes up. Often, some people bring up the lack of productivity tools like PS, X_Cad, writing and building code etc.
I don't think I understand how one could possibly use Photoshop effectively with such imprecise and limited input options as touch. I don't think I'd be able to do it on a surface the size of an IPad with a good stylus, let alone my grubby sausage fingers. Especially without keyboard shortcuts to reduce the amount of clicking around to select different tools and navigate.
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#24That's 100% marketing talk. There will be no native running "full" Photoshop. Maybe it will be cloud hosted like on chromebooks but porting the behemoth that photoshop is is not gonna happen.
I'm not sure why that'd be the case. I don't doubt that Photoshop on a desktop machine will usually perform better. But the latest iPad Pro models have six-core 2.3GHz processors and 4GB of RAM. It was only a few years ago that were were doing pro photography work with machines of that specification. The challenges are definitely going to be building a productive and useful UI using the iPad's input constraints. This…
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#25I wonder what the battery life will be like for a full Photoshop session with a decent number of layers and filters being rendered in real-time while editing a reasonably large photograph.
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#28I guess it would be hard to move the application as it is