Comments on: Image Editing on the Ipad http://www.photojazz.ws/2010/06/image-editing-on-the-ipad Photography is Jazz for the Eye Thu, 02 Feb 2012 13:00:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Tweets that mention Image Editing on the Ipad | Brian Q. Webb -- Topsy.com http://www.photojazz.ws/2010/06/image-editing-on-the-ipad/comment-page-1#comment-3934 Tweets that mention Image Editing on the Ipad | Brian Q. Webb -- Topsy.com Sat, 04 Dec 2010 20:58:07 +0000 http://www.photojazz.ws/?p=1025#comment-3934 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Frankie De Soto, Adam Humphreys. Adam Humphreys said: @franklogic Image Editing on the iPad (for those who can afford it): http://www.photojazz.ws/2010/06/image-editing-on-the-ipad [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Frankie De Soto, Adam Humphreys. Adam Humphreys said: @franklogic Image Editing on the iPad (for those who can afford it): http://www.photojazz.ws/2010/06/image-editing-on-the-ipad [...]

]]> By: My Top Eleven Free iPad Apps | Brian Q. Webb http://www.photojazz.ws/2010/06/image-editing-on-the-ipad/comment-page-1#comment-3152 My Top Eleven Free iPad Apps | Brian Q. Webb Thu, 16 Sep 2010 01:06:25 +0000 http://www.photojazz.ws/?p=1025#comment-3152 [...] #1 Adobe Photoshop Express – Remember back when every digital P&S camera you purchased came with a free copy of Photoshop Elements to get you started down the road of post-processing (which Adobe hoped would end in a purchase of a copy of Photoshop)? Well, a few years back the moved Elements into the cloud and renamed it Photoshop Express, providing basic photo-editing via any platform, any browser. Well, any platform & browser except Safari on the IOS. But that’s okay, because they’ve put together a standalone app for iDevices that is just as good as the cloud-only version in features but better overall as it doesn’t require an active Internet connection to use. You can still post your finished image to Photoshop.com, if you want. Facebook, too. Like other image-editing apps for the iPad, it suffers from the same resolution limit I discussed in this article. [...] [...] #1 Adobe Photoshop Express – Remember back when every digital P&S camera you purchased came with a free copy of Photoshop Elements to get you started down the road of post-processing (which Adobe hoped would end in a purchase of a copy of Photoshop)? Well, a few years back the moved Elements into the cloud and renamed it Photoshop Express, providing basic photo-editing via any platform, any browser. Well, any platform & browser except Safari on the IOS. But that’s okay, because they’ve put together a standalone app for iDevices that is just as good as the cloud-only version in features but better overall as it doesn’t require an active Internet connection to use. You can still post your finished image to Photoshop.com, if you want. Facebook, too. Like other image-editing apps for the iPad, it suffers from the same resolution limit I discussed in this article. [...]

]]> By: Brian http://www.photojazz.ws/2010/06/image-editing-on-the-ipad/comment-page-1#comment-2816 Brian Wed, 28 Jul 2010 02:01:46 +0000 http://www.photojazz.ws/?p=1025#comment-2816 @melmok This is more camera dependent. You can plug your camera into the iPad via USB (using the CCK) and transfer images, but some cameras (like my e-p1 and e-p2) go into a storage-only mode when a USB is connected while some dSLRs allow a simultaneous "shooting & storage mode" option. @melmok This is more camera dependent. You can plug your camera into the iPad via USB (using the CCK) and transfer images, but some cameras (like my e-p1 and e-p2) go into a storage-only mode when a USB is connected while some dSLRs allow a simultaneous “shooting & storage mode” option.

]]> By: melmok http://www.photojazz.ws/2010/06/image-editing-on-the-ipad/comment-page-1#comment-2814 melmok Tue, 27 Jul 2010 05:36:03 +0000 http://www.photojazz.ws/?p=1025#comment-2814 hey there Brian, SInce you have experience using the Ipad with your camera. I want to find out from you, can i shoot and keep my images in the CF card and at the same time view the images from the iPad? my boss is thinking of getting an iPad for our mini photo studio. intending to replace the macbook air with the iPad for photo viewing before editing it. Editing would be done at our own workstation. my normal process is -shot-view in the macbook-transfer the files to thumbdrive-edit in my workdesk. Cheers, Mel hey there Brian,

SInce you have experience using the Ipad with your camera.

I want to find out from you, can i shoot and keep my images in the CF card and at the same time view the images from the iPad?

my boss is thinking of getting an iPad for our mini photo studio.
intending to replace the macbook air with the iPad for photo viewing before editing it. Editing would be done at our own workstation.

my normal process is
-shot-view in the macbook-transfer the files to thumbdrive-edit in my workdesk.

Cheers,
Mel

]]> By: Addendum: Image Editing on the iPad | Brian Q. Webb http://www.photojazz.ws/2010/06/image-editing-on-the-ipad/comment-page-1#comment-2530 Addendum: Image Editing on the iPad | Brian Q. Webb Wed, 02 Jun 2010 07:31:46 +0000 http://www.photojazz.ws/?p=1025#comment-2530 [...] With regard to what seems to be a OS limit on file size, I think I’ve figured out why. The iPad utilizes a version (v3.2) of the operating system [...] [...] With regard to what seems to be a OS limit on file size, I think I’ve figured out why. The iPad utilizes a version (v3.2) of the operating system [...]

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