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by dagmx
1777 days ago
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They make a lot of sense for creatives. ProCreate, various image editing tools, even video editing... I know a lot of talented professionals who've switched over to iPad Pros for most of their work except 3D. A large part of that is the Apple Pencil and very low latency, but they appreciate every spec bump because it does help their type of work out. |
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I am a professional creative and use Apple’s software for that professional creativity, in the form of Logic Pro mainly as well as Final Cut.
The iPad’s offerings of GarageBand and iMovie are about as useful for me with the work I do as ProCreate vs. MS Paint.
No - the iPad isn’t good for ‘creatives’, it’s good for people who do digital visual art or design.
That’s...for creatives? On a pro level? Honestly it.
It is super shameful that Apple’s own Pro software won’t run on a device they are calling ‘Pro’.