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mogud wrote:
The trick with the LR app is to have the catalog on both devices, the laptop/main computer and the ipad. The image on the ipad is not a RAW file because the ipad can't read the RAW image and will only display the jpeg preview which is integrated in the RAW file. The cloud is then used to integrate any expose, WB, etc changes done on the ipad and stored in a secondary catalog file on the tablet which will then be syncd with the catalog file on the computer via some cloud service.
Apple's iCloud is a mess as far as I'm concerned(YMMB). I use Dropbox for any transfers between ipad and computer. If Adobe has a better cloud service than iCloud, I'm in. If Adobe alows users to use Dropbox that would be better. If iCloud is involved and at the $99 price, I'm not interested.
Notwithstanding, $99 a year has to be a mistake. If not, I'd really have to think long and hard about this....Show more →
I agree with Jman13 ...
There are at least three photo apps that claim to process RAW images. I have never verified that they do as it would be difficult to parse the code to know for sure. If I am not mistaken, CoreImage has been implemented in iOS 7 ... which is the backbone of RAW rendering in OS X for iPhoto and Aperture.
I've also had very good luck with iCloud and Photo Stream ... syncing photos from Aperture to my iDevices is child's play ... easier than Dropbox ... though I do use both.
I especially like iCloud for syncing Contacts, Calendar, Mail, Safari bookmarks (even take up browsing where you left off on another device) ... It's actually worked out quite well ...
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