Photoshop on PC vs Photoshop on iPad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2021
- What is the difference between Photoshop on iPad versus Photoshop on PC or Mac? This video discusses the main differences between the products without diving into too much detail.
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You asked for opinions on the iPad Photoshop. In my opinion, this video is misleading. It leaves the impression that you are defending the iOS Photoshop by claiming it is more intuitive for the iPad format and that users shouldn't judge it for not living up to the desktop version. I know the title suggests a comparison of the two full-featured Photoshops, but it focuses on praising the bare-bones iOS version for its gestures instead of providing a list of the missing features. It isn't an issue of not living up to expectation. It is the culmination of Adobe advertising it as being the desktop version before release, saying Photoshop was finally on the iPad at launch, lacking features that are digital art studio standards, those missing features are present in all of the competitive iOS art studios and have been in them for probably close to 5 years, and the kicker is that they are charging a monthly subscription that costs as much as the one time purchase knockoffs. I have Procreate, Infinite Painter, ArtRage, Art Studio Pro, Affinity Photo, Affinity Design, Art Set 4, Paintstorm, Concepts, Realistic Paint Studio, iArtbook Pro, Clip studio Paint, Inspire Pro, Pixelmator, Linea Sketch, Medibang, Ibis, the free Autodesk Sketchbook, and Photoshop/Fresco. I can confidently say that the iOS Photoshop is an utter joke compared to the iOS art studios that people used while talking about how they wished Photoshop was on iOS. They wished for it, because they thought the Desktop Photoshop was superior. When Adobe made the big announcement that Photoshop was here, people were expecting an upgrade, but they ended up paying a subscription fee for a downgrade. That's my opinion on the app.
On point. Photoshop for iPad lacks so many functionalities that it should have been renamed differently to avoid confusion. It falls short of many people's expectations and, sadly, THIS is the main news about Photoshop for iOS. That's the reason why I will not even bother to install the iOS version on my iPad.
So many people are eagerly waiting for the cool Photoshop functionalities that we have on the desktop version, especially ACTIONS.
Anyone has news about Adobe's plans to remedy with this?
Great Comparison Video...I think with the constant iPad Performance Upgrades, Adobe Photoshop on iPad with future updates will be more powerful as Adobe Illustrator on iPad.. I would love to shift complete workflow to iPad in future if possible..
Thanks Mayb Sharma 👍 The iPad platform is such a nice creative platform, I agree with that. Wish I could peak into the future to see what's going to be possible with the iPad (or other tablets) in the future 😃
Maybe I’ll try Ps again. It always left me out in the cold. Maybe too much history and so many features, as you said. Procreate is what got me into digital art.
Just what I wanted to know- thank you!
adding- dislikeing th iPad version so much that I'm returning the iPad Pro I bought two weeks ago
My question is, must the iPad pro version have to have a PC to work? Can it be standalone? I know you have to pay monthly for the PC version to get the iPad app.
Stumbled on this video as a digital mandala maker using simple phone apps and looking for which new device to invest in. I'm a little confused on what program you're using during the mandala segments? Is this a feature within photoshop accessible with the Artisul drawing tablet? Would love more information on this!
He's using Photoshop, the feature is called symmetry, and the symmetry is set to radial.
Can we use ipad photoshop subscription on desktop ? Is it same ?
Would it work for graphic design?
Thank you for the broad overview but maybe you could have gone into a bit more of a detailed comparison.
Other than Astropad, u can use Sidecar
Yes absolutely, thanks for pointing that out. I forgot to mention it
Can someone explain me how point number 4 at minute 3:42 works?
Great comparison! Have been feeling very disappointed with PS Express since buying it for my phone but didn't have it on my ipad. I also realized I was paying $15 more per month for PS Express when I could get a bundle that included the PC version for $20/mo :O Can't wait to get started trying out some of your tips & tricks :)
I’m interested in making digital papers. I want to learn how to alter images like flowers 😆!
lol... less features in a feature??? yeah right. As someone who has been using Photoshop since its inception, PS on the iPad is an embarrassment. Procreate puts PS to shame in every respect.
I think I will use Procreate until P-shop catches up with it. The iPad is like a full studio in a sketchbook and I have limited physical space, so this will really work for me.
@@johnnymidnight2982 is procreate good ?
@@stackerstarve3087 Yes! Procreate is the go-to iOS app for the iPad. With the Apple Pencil, it's just like drawing or painting in a sketchbook. I'd suggest getting a surface screen for the iPad to give it some tooth.
They said it was gonna be the full version. Stop making excuses. 🤣
My laptop has a touch screen
Photoshop not free ?
Thanks for this video! Good comparison! I ignored Photoshop on iPad when it first released because it was so limited, so I’m curious to see how it’s come along since then and this helps. :) thanks!
Looks like it’s a lot more capable these days. I’m still hoping Adobe continues to make it more and more capable as well as integrate well with their other tablet software, like linked smart objects and such.
Thanks!
Fundamentally floored review. You have missed most of the important options and points. Sidecar on the Mac is one area you didn’t cover and this negates all the baffling lack of functionality with iPad photoshop. And apps like Affinity photo were offering full functionality for both iPad and desktop 2 years before photoshop launched their crippled iPad version. If you want to work on photos on the iPad then photoshop lacks most of the necessary features, which baffles me. If you want to paint/draw/design on the iPad then there are much better apps like Affinity Photo/Affinity Designer/Procreate/ArtRage/Rebelle......the list goes on and on. Photoshop for iPad offers reduced functions for no reason seemingly when all the other competitors offer full functionality. I regularly edit layered 2-300mb image files directly on my iPad with Affinity Photo and then transfer them to my Mac via iCloud to work on them there. With the same toolset on both. If you really want to use photoshop with all the features on your iPad and you have a Mac computer then use sidecar. There are better alternatives for photoshop on iPad for any use case....And the kicker is it’s the most expensive!
Thanks for the feedback Barrywallisable. You bring up some very good points. Serif are doing some great things with their Affinity suite and they need more praise for that. However, the point I was trying to make in the video was that Adobe definitely took a risk by releasing Photoshop on iPad. However, they seem to have seen it more as an investment into the platform for future development, rather than a complete solution. Was that the right decision? Have they underdelivered?... Guess we we will know for sure in the future. For now, it is absolutely apparent that majority of competitor apps on the marketplace are ahead. In some areas, they're even ahead of the Desktop version of Photoshop, like the brush studio in Procreate. So I'm with you on that. I think Adobe should really put more effort into developing the platform and catching up to the competition.
However, I have to disagree that Sidecar negates all the lack of functionality of the iPad version. In some ways it's better than a drawing monitor. For example, it has touch support. But it's clear that it's not nearly as responsive as the native iPad app and the UX is not nearly as fluid as with the iPad app. E.g., You can't rotate and navigate on the canvas at the same time. In fact, often the canvas navigation tools simply stop detecting my finger input. Other issues like panning on the canvas while zoomed-in is problematic for me, it traverses the canvas in multiplicity of my movement. And honestly, trying to use Sidecar without a keyboard is a real challenge. I get your point though. Maybe Sidecar will eventually be able to replace the use of a drawing monitor on Mac. Perhaps eventually we'll see the iPad and Mac/PC apps morph together into the best of both worlds. I'm not sure. Maybe we'll have to wait and see.
dont try giving them a reason to steal money. ALL APPLE had to do was use mac os on ipad but its not as good as windows 11
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Hmmm….the title should said it’s for drawing comparisons not photo editing… 🫠