Jwar1976
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- John
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Hi all,
I got my 12.9” iPad Pro 2018 a couple of weeks ago and am really loving using it. Now in the next couple of weeks I will have got my 2015 MacBook Pro and had built myself a 8th Gen i7 Desktop. Now the plan is to mainly use the desktop at home & then the MacBook Pro & iPad Pro, when I am either laying down or away from home. Over the last year I have loved using Portrait Pro on the PC, for it’s simplicity of exporting from Lightroom into it, doing the retouching, which then automatically changes the Lightroom image.
Now while there is a version of Portrait Professional on Mac OS, it isn’t on iOS. So now I am wondering if there are any alternative apps for the iPad which are compatible with the Apple Pencil. I know that Adobe are releasing a full version of Photoshop CC on the IPad later this year, but until that happens, I am going to need some good retouching software, soften skin etc, to use on the iPad, or would using something like Astropad, to mirror Portrait Pro from the MacBook to the iPad a good solution ?.
Many thanks
I got my 12.9” iPad Pro 2018 a couple of weeks ago and am really loving using it. Now in the next couple of weeks I will have got my 2015 MacBook Pro and had built myself a 8th Gen i7 Desktop. Now the plan is to mainly use the desktop at home & then the MacBook Pro & iPad Pro, when I am either laying down or away from home. Over the last year I have loved using Portrait Pro on the PC, for it’s simplicity of exporting from Lightroom into it, doing the retouching, which then automatically changes the Lightroom image.
Now while there is a version of Portrait Professional on Mac OS, it isn’t on iOS. So now I am wondering if there are any alternative apps for the iPad which are compatible with the Apple Pencil. I know that Adobe are releasing a full version of Photoshop CC on the IPad later this year, but until that happens, I am going to need some good retouching software, soften skin etc, to use on the iPad, or would using something like Astropad, to mirror Portrait Pro from the MacBook to the iPad a good solution ?.
Many thanks