With the larger display comes the larger device, sure, but also a much more powerful tool for editing. Having a portable, powerful device with a much more usefully large display gives you more screen real estate for seeing what you are doing, for displaying larger editing controls, for having an (optional) filmstrip along the bottom, and such a better editing experience all around. You could almost say this goes without saying, but it really is the whole point. That said, many of these same benefits apply to using an Android based tablet, but I don’t own one to test with to confirm.
I’m just focused on the cool benefits of using Lightroom on this device in general, no matter which iPad you own. I’m still using a first generation iPad Pro, so I can’t speak to the benefits of the power boost that comes with the latest generation of iPads. Check out all the available Font Packs here.Scott has an article from last week sharing 5 great reasons to start using Lightroom mobile, and I wanted to build on that with a focus on using Lightroom on an iPad. These come from Adobe’s library of over 14,000 fonts.ĭeveloped by design and type leaders like Tad Carpenter, Natasha Jen, Annie Atkins, Monotype, Morisawa and Type Network, these Font Packs are curated collections sourced from the 14,000+ fonts in the Adobe Fonts library to help spark design inspiration.Ĭreative Cloud users will be able to take advantage of the newly released fonts with “quick-start packages” like this holiday themed one. Last month also brought a slew of updates to Lightroom CC and much more along with the news that full Photoshop will be coming to iPad next year.Īdobe has also released new Font Packs curated by notable creative professionals. The latest Adobe Lightroom CC updates are available now with iOS version 4.0.2. Support for Apple Pencil (2018) double-tap gesture to switch between paint and erase modes with selective tools.While the release notes only mention bug fixes, stability improvements, and camera support for iPhone XS and XR, we’re told it also includes: Lightroom for iOS has been updated with to take advantage of Apple’s latest devices. Adobe is out today with updates to a couple of products including a new version of Lightroom CC for iOS with support for the iPad Pro, iPhone XS and XR, gesture compatibility with the new Apple Pencil, and more.
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