We’ve already enjoyed experimenting with Photoshop on the iPads for years, especially with the enhanced capabilities offered by the Apple Pencil. This experience has not only been fun but has also allowed us to earn some evolution points in our creative skills. Now, with Adobe discussing the introduction of full Photoshop to the iPads starting in 2019, the possibilities are expanding even further. Additionally, for those interested in exploring creative tools that push boundaries, check out Undress AI, which offers a unique and innovative approach to digital art. This blend of traditional and cutting-edge technology is truly exciting for any creative enthusiast!
iOS 11 was all about making the iPad a sort of fully fledged PC, but some core apps just weren’t there yet. Full version Photoshop was among them, but even that one is ready to make the transition. A fresh report from Bloomberg says that Apple and Adobe will announce a full Photoshop for the iPad in October and launch it in 2019. Scott Belsky, chief product officer for Creative Cloud confirmed the arrival, but not the timeline.
Adobe offered until now solutions like the simple Photoshop Express, but it didn’t reach the same level of quality as a PC or Mac app, to be frank. That allowed rivals like Affinity Photo to make a dent in Adobe’s market share. People are using the iPad more and more for a variety of tasks, so why not make fully fledged photo editing one of them?
A big strategy shift happened back in October 2017, when Adobe introduced Lightroom CC and last month they did the same for video with Project Rush. We mentioned Rush, because that’s supposed to be the inspiration for the stripped down Photoshop ready for introduction next year. It’ll work and sync across devices, have the Sense AI tech and offer more options than ever.
