Not how pros work. If my studio uses Adobe Premiere or final cut I have to use that software, I can't just start using Resolve. And then even if you're a one man studio, a freelancer, having to find a replacement for every single app you've been using up to this point is an insane task. And in most cases the replacement is much worse. Like photoshop on iPad still lacks layer comps, and no drawing app on ipad supports them right now.
Yes I use it too. I didn’t mention it as it’s not the same as lr - more like ps.
Not only that but the only app they mentioned - davinci, isn’t even out yet 😂
It’s pretty obvious an iPad can’t replace an entire studio setup with highly advanced software suits.
Davinci resolve isn’t released yet. Until then (if it’s as good as we hope at least), there is Luma Fusion which is generally regarded as the best.
Agree with that. I have it but don't use it. LR is my go-to app.
I can see that the iPad Pro 12.9 inch is in another class all together than other iPad because of the display size and quality. But if you take the 11 inch iPad Pro M1, which I own, I get your point. I use my iPad Pro for much the same list of things you mentioned above (browsing, social media, streaming, etc…). It’s largely a consumption device for me as I’d bet it is for most people.
. Now if you take the new M2 iPad…that’s another question all together. With the M2 iPad, I can almost touch my screen with the Apple Pencil and see a reaction. Wow😊.).
That’s a very good question. As someone who bought a 2021 2TB M1 IPad Pro, you could say I went all in. I love the iPad and I know I don’t use it to its fullest potential. For me, I’d rather purchase big and hold onto it for 5 or more years rather than midlevel and upgrading every 2-3 years. I figure the overall cost remains about the same. Everyone can make their choice. This is mine.
Basically, those plethora of ”apps“ are insufficient for serious use in a professional setting for the time being or ever, if you haven’t got the point already.
The 12.9” Pro has a display as good as the 16” MacBook Pro.
The whole discussion context doesn’t even exist properly from the beginning. A few of us just default to “established apps” that have sufficient feature sets. Idk what you are hoping for. 😑😐
I’ve owned a bunch of iPads over the years, had a mini for awhile and it was great until apple started making bigger phones and then I didn’t see the point of the mini - so got a regular ipad and that was fine but I found myself wondering what a bigger screen experience was going to be like and took the plunge on a M1 12.9” ipad pro and keyboard… not cheap but the user experience is superb… It replaced my laptop for 90% of laptop duties and meant I could change how I worked. The big screen is great for watching films and shows, great for games, for surfing the web and seeing as i’m a little older having a bigger better quality screen helps with the old peepers too.