Photoshop for the iPad 6 Months Later

[@thebradcolbow]

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[@andieluke1366]

Love that you always list the KZbinrs you mentioned. And as always, appreciate your insight and reviews! Hands down my go to YT channel for art-related tech :)

[@zcodec369]

Hey Brad! Krita is now on android tablets. You can check the Krita subreddit and there they have the link to the playstore. Since even if you search it on playstore it won't appear, as it has only been downloaded a few times. Please make a review of krita! Thanksss.

[@andersonrm4774]

I love my paperlike screen protector, but folks need to know if they use the Apple pencils, they will quickly go through the tips because of the texture on paperlike. Paperlike should point that out, to buyers. I won’t stop using it because I love the control I get from it.

[@Danijjay121]

Do they have paper like for the iPad 12.9 2nd gen?

[@bigdogpeck1874]

WOW thank you for making this awesome amazing fantastic video I believe everyone that has purchased Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Subscriptions seriously need to watch this amazing video that you’ve made. PLEASE SIR KEEP MAKING THESE MOTIVATIONAL VIDEOS for PhotoShop for IPAD PRO. God bless you and your family.

[@RedGvi77]

The best thing is that Adobe is no longer a monopoly in creative software. Same with Wacom in hardware. The have competition now and they have no excuse to under deliver their products.

[@twocanplay7976]

True, though I wish Wacom had some other big competition besides a company like Apple.

[@BenFrankarts]

@@twocanplay7976 they do. And I use both but the XP Pen tablet is getting really comfy. Huion is also petty decent.

[@neoperol]

​@@twocanplay7976 When did Apple started making Drawing tablets ? Wacom has like 5 competitors XP Pen, Huion, Artisul, Parblo and probably more. And Ipad is not a competitor of Wacom, is like saying a Surface Studio is a competitor of a Wacom Cintiq.

[@TheSCPStudio]

Gregory Solarte people are buying iPads over drawing tablets. That’s competition. You can’t just use whatever personal narrative you want lmao.

[@lucasAA927]

@@neoperol On the lower end, they do have a competition, and a gigantic one, why would you buy a computer and a big, bulky drawing tablet, when you can by just an iPad

[@Adam_Ski]

I got an ad for Photoshop on the iPad On this video about Photoshop on the iPad And I don't even have Photoshop or an iPad

[@ValdemarDeMatos]

The algorithm is working fine. You’re a good target. If you already had both you wouldn’t.

[@Adam_Ski]

I'm not complaining It's just a funny coincidence

[@bananaman5238]

@@Adam_Ski its definitely not a coincidence lol, your history showed that that advertisement would be likely to persuade you to purchase the product/service over other available ads

[@Adam_Ski]

@@bananaman5238 but of all the videos that ad (that I had seen before) could have been on it was this one tho :/

[@bananaman5238]

@@Adam_Ski true, have u been viewing any photoshop/art/animation/editing videos lately lol

[@benjamina6915]

I'm not an Adobe user anymore. Now that I have an Ipad one of the first things I got were Serif Affinity Photo and Designer. Right away 2 things came to mind, the obvious being the price. Currently they're on sale, I paid just over €11 for each...once. Three months photoshop on the iPad would cost me more and I keep on paying. Not good. Second perhaps more important question is why can a small company create something that a huge company can't? Whichever way I'm looking at this, it brings me back to the same word.... incompetence. I rather support smaller, competent, innovative companies that give me a good product for a fair price, than a big company that grabs my money and doesn't deliver.

[@jabulaniharvey]

@Benjamin A Sadly, all software companies go the same way...Enjoy Serif while you can

[@EmelieKerek]

Yes, a million times over! I have both the desktop and iPad versions of Affinity Photo, and I'm so happy with them. The desktop version is a bit heavy, but for my drawing purposes, I'd much rather use the iPad version anyways and save the desktop version for creating textures and web images. Knowing that I'm not wasting $25 a month for a program I only open on my PC maybe twice a week is a very comforting thing. The iPad version is robust enough that I can do anything I'd do on desktop with it anyways.

[@andieluke1366]

Thank you so much! I didn't even realize it's on sale at 50% off right now until I read your comment. Have been eyeing it for sooo long! Again thank you! :D

[@artbybenjamin]

@@jabulaniharvey I've been using Serif software for over 25 years now, when their products still came on floppy discs :-) As a small business owner PagePlus and DrawPlus have been my goto applications for editing and publishing for many years now. They have not changed much in all those years, they're still close to and connecting to their customers. I'm pleased to finally be able to enjoy their Affinity range now.

[@artbybenjamin]

@@andieluke1366 you're welcome, get them will you can. I bought them on the Ipad and now finally on the PC too. So far I've still been using their older software and these new Affinity versions are so awesome to work with. Really looking forward to see Publisher arriving at the Ipad, that's going to be something.

[@jeaorz]

Affinity design programs on Ipad are pretty much just like Adobe and they include everything from the desktop version

[@memecita]

Yeah they announced FULL Photoshop for iPad coming in 2019 at the iPad Pro 2018 reveal, showing a demo with extremely PC like interface. Bought the 2018 iPP for that and waited like a damn fool. Sure there's Procreate and it's great, but there are things it can't do.

[@MrChitakifsy]

Artstudio pro has everything you’ll ever need

[@eliasali9383]

Affinity photo FTW

[@jabulaniharvey]

The Ipad took developers by surprise...hence the basic nature of all apps right now

[@pathetic2399]

Use clip studio since YOUD be paying a subscription for photoshop anyway

[@bimba4223]

@@MrChitakifsy it has mask layers + smart objects? cause thats what we want

[@FosterBrereton]

Thanks for the fair review- we did some footgunning to be sure, but we are 100% committed to relentlessly moving Photoshop on the iPad closer to its big brother on the desktop. If you have recommendations for features we should prioritize, we’re always interested in user feedback. I’m also glad to see you understand the holistic nature of the port- we’re moving intentionally to make it a best in class experience across all our apps. That doesn’t happen overnight.

[@areebkamal]

Great response. We appreciate the transparency!

[@LaosyCanadian]

Your insight couldnt be more of a coincidence! Was just thinking about commiting to PS for iPad! Thank you!

[@pedrouribe9849]

Nice approach for this Ipad-Photoshop situation thing. I think we can certainly expect that PS for Ipad will improve in the future, and look at the past and say: well that was not too bad after all.

[@animatrix1490]

Wow, it's almost like Adobe is a gigantic, bloated, old corporation with gigantic, bloated, old programs that they have no idea how to adapt to newer hardware, design principles, or sales models.

[@Karthik-jz4nr]

Hey Brad! I know that you get it better than me but I'll just say- 1) You don't upload regularly(In Brad's sketchbook channel) You might wanna make some ...no ...all the products you get...make unboxinng videos of em! It will help you upload regularly but With some great editing it would be amazing. Like -syncing your cuts with the music (drum beats). -Doing some close-up shots of the box.(With nice effects) -And unboxing all things that are in the box. It will people understand how many or what accessories they are getting. And at last talking about the specs with your animation or /and Your Brad class Humour !!! -But it shouldn't be a long video. -- IT will increase your work a lot Sorry but that would help a lot of people. I don't know Also don't stop Your art sessions and Q/A. You must promote your channel through this channel and vice versa. Please Thanks. Extra Note- You may get your second channel bigger. Reach new Audiences and Get more money. Because your hardwork deserves it. Amazing quality .

[@bendesignsmedia]

I guess I am just not willing to look that hard to give adobe the benefit of the doubt anymore. I say what they could have done was actually start developing photoshop for the iPad years ago instead of the half baked apps they kept coming out with. It's also annoying when Affinity Photo is already doing this so much better. Photoshop on iPad doesn't feel like a real program, it feels more like you said, an add on to creative cloud.

[@Rafaelrpaese]

It's really hard, because Adobe SHOULD have remake ALL of their apps, in terms os coding, interface and etc, remake it from zero. at least in 10 to 10 years. To make sure all the softwares are excefull heavy on the memory, to make sure that is not so slow, and mainly to make sure that all softwares works beetween then. And they not, Affinity shows that, making a better software and much more accessible one.

[@lindatelevangelista7743]

Personally i did not like it i enjoyed affinity designer or clip studio paint more than photoshop...

[@王宇-k5c]

Mr. KEL CS was Clío studio on iPad a subscription? I only used procreate

[@AnTran-jc7si]

王宇 well the last time i seen it it is sub tho

[@lindatelevangelista7743]

An Tran what is?

[@nenidetic]

@@王宇-k5c it is a subscription, though only on iPads for some reason. CSP on PC/Mac has the option to be bought with a one-time payment.

[@9448847470]

Hey Brad what about Adobe illustrator for iPad pro !!

[@skobranddesign6717]

I did understand the points, but i can’t recommend the PS for iPad after know the Affinity Photo. The real hard use of PS is for editing photos, and it doesn’t do this like Adobe promised. Is it a good app? Yes. Is it helpful? I don’t think so. It will be a game changer if Adobe give us the complete PS.

[@mrsGasky]

I'm a photographer and I love the flow between lightroom and photoshop on the iPad, however I can't do my typical full retouch there... There is so many things missing. And I miss my actions, they cut my work on the dektop in half.

[@Acinc-lr2jp]

I use Photoshop Mix on my phone for 2 months to learn the barest basic functions. Then I began to watch and study speed painting and other artist work and applied as many PHMix features to replicate work. Repetition was key to mastering any software with projects and workflows. I still use my Adobe Total Training Workflow video as reference they walk you through a project using there suite of video, print and illustration projects.

[@Kyle-su2wq]

I am soooo new to photoshop. I got free trial of photoshop on iPad and it was so intuitive and easy to learn. Without watching tutorials I got a handle of it really quick and was doing it everyday. After free trial I got it on the PC and photoshop on the PC is not close to the same thing as the iPad. I didn’t know how to do anything, even the most basic things and fundamentals. Photoshop OS is very good for beginners.

[@jetsonjoe]

Would like to see you compare differences between free Fresco and Full version Fresco that now comes with Photoshop. Thanks

[@pandaengine]

I love that in every video you do a new drawing from scratch. It demonstrates the ease of use and capability of the app so well. It also makes the video more entertaining.

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

Adobe is pricing itself out of being the 'standard', the new standard on the block will be Affinity and similar products such as Corel.

[@pablo17349]

I like how you show us a drawing process with your video. Totally fills the gaps

[@drewlyabern2570]

Excited to see this, your insights on art tech/apps really help, thank you

[@dibujemaestro]

Hi Brad! I agree in a way. I’ve been using photoshop for doodling last week and it works. But there are two things that makes photoshop a failure. First, the photoshop and fresco combo is more expensive than the subscription for clip studio paint, that is really a powerful app, a desktop one. And the other, that is related to the previous, is that you can’t rely, for professional work, in this app. The problem is not that it’s limited. The problem is that is no reliable. If you spent a lot of time,, an work, in one illustration and then crash, or fail to export, that is a BIG problem. Every pro illustrator used to work with limited functions. We all can. What we can’t is spent time for nothing. So, when I need to delivery an illustration, I go for procreate or clip studio. Photoshop didn’t give me the guarantees I need. So, expensive and unreliable are a deadly combo. For doodles, it’s ok and fun.

[@angrymikko]

I was one of the people who opened it excited to maybe make a review out of it but it was so shockingly bad that I thought there’s nothing reasonable I could say about it. Now I’m thinking... who is this for really? I mean if I have client work that requires something like photoshop then I probably will need more from the hardware too than what the current ipads can provide. I really have to imagine a corner case scenario where this would be a better option thank something else that’s designed for the touch screen and makes sense for a normal freelance project budget. Congratulations for getting through this review without swearing though! :)

[@ether91333]

As an illustrator that grew up using photoshop and wacom, this year I moved to ipad+procreate. There are things photoshop just does the best and that I miss, if only they weren’t subscription based.

[@nuloom]

i don’t want adobe to make their ui’s consistent on the desktop. On the ipad - sure. But it feels like each layer system is specifically tailored towards the workflows that an app provides. After Effects has a very specific layer system, but once you get used to it, it feels extremely robust. Adobe Illustrator has a quirky one, but once you learn to use it, it’s a big speed boost - the separation between layer highlighting and selecting lets you reorder layers without losing your selection, and it follows a simple principle: if something you do affects the objects selected, you have to select it, e.g grouping, pathfinders, etc. If something you do affects the layer, highlight it, e.g. isolating or splitting into individual layers. Photoshop’s layers and selection is the most straight-forward, but it’s still powerful for what you want. No need to split highlighting and selection. Those things make the apps so good. On the ipad i feel like the functionality can be lost that way too

[@Teddy-rh8vl]

I think people are pissed cause they were expecting too much or the same as the desktop version. Yes, Adobe should've cleared it from the get go but what's done is done now. We can just keep our fingers crossed and hope for the best cause it's Adobe ya'all, we all know what they can do. Even if ps is shitty right now, maybe in couple of months they will make it as same or even better than the desktop version.

[@RinzyOtt]

They probably can't really do that though. Desktop Photoshop is a beast and likes to eat resources like it was starving. This is a problem for porting the whole thing over to iPad, because in all likelihood, Apple has a requirement that apps be at least functional on all currently offered versions of the iPad. A fully-featured iOS PS app would probably only be able to run on an iPad pro, which breaks Apple's philosophy of creating a seamless experience when transitioning between devices.

[@noetrix3312]

Rinzy Yeah. Adobe can’t do it. But Serif might. Oh, news flash: The iPad port of Affinity Photo is exactly the same as that of its desktop counterpart. Same feature set. Adobe is just incompetent.

[@noetrix3312]

Rinzy Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Hail Serif! Hail Affinity!

[@K3S01L2]

Desktop Photoshop is so big and massive with all its features that its even stupid to call some mobile version "Photoshop" since they can't get even close to all the things you can do with the full version on desktop. But I guess the Photoshop name gives them a little advantage over some new name like fresco. Be cause that Photoshop name have baked into peoples mind in way or another as a industry standard for "Photoshopping" pictures.

[@Thewackyartist1]

As an artist myself I can tell you that even though photoshop is the industry standard, they have been slacking with the development of new and better features. I use photoshop a lot for my artwork and my channel is filled with it but I can’t justify the price for too long, csp and krita are already getting very close, very fast.

[@junwoo4567]

I wanna say photoshop 'universal interface' should be followed DESKTOP interface. The same program but different UI is way worse than different programs and UI. Also Photoshop is a DESKTOP-based professional program, and everyone starts to learn from photoshop on desktop. furthermore photoshop on iPad is not full-featured photoshop, so eventually you finish work on a desktop. These are why photoshop on iPad UI makes a bad user experience. This is not a universal interface, it is another fragmented interface .

[@TheSCPStudio]

Joonwoo Choi just practice for a day or two and you get used to it... it’s not a bad user experience if you’re simply unwilling to adapt.

[@jeffreypostma6832]

The thing is, that other app developers did manage to put a full desktop app on the iPad from version 1. Affinity did so with Designer and Photo, with a touch unique UI and almost all the desktop features. Clip Studio Paint is just the full desktop app on the iPad. And it works. If these apps had not existed, the response might have been better, and/or the expectation would have been lower. I know PS is a huge program and porting it one on one would not be a great idea, but then they should have not presented it in this way. You just expect the giant Adobe to deliver the best, and they obviously did not. Will they get it right? Well they do seem to have a long term commitment this time around, which they did not show in the past, so we will see.

[@marvbeen]

What is the case you’re using to draw on your iPad?

[@WarWickk]

Awesome 👍😁😊😁😄 ur videos r so awesome

[@ArianMozafari]

Having a universal interface especially the keyboard shortcuts across all Adobe products is A MUST!

[@zareeninamdar1724]

Great vid! LOVE your channel. Helped me a lot !!

[@thebradcolbow]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Gemät_33]

I have it on my iPad pro, I hate that you can’t rotate the canvas with your fingers like you can in procreate. The clone stamp is really bad too, it doesn’t show you your sample area. But it has potential just Not there yet.

[@shanemcknight1583]

Superb explanation and perspective!

[@amonvandenbruaene8395]

Please , I need to know what that amazing song at the end always is, it is amazing!

[@coolstacey101]

It's called "The Fade" by Daniel Gunnarsson

[@lydebird-jade797]

I cant wait till I get to use a ipad! Im gonna download Adobe Fresco because I heard so many great things about it!

[@Karthik-jz4nr]

Brad Can you please tell me when is the new iPad air, iPad Mini will be coming? When is their refresh cycle ?

[@thebradcolbow]

Hard to tell. The pro refreshes ever 18 months. but with the air and mini it's a bit of a mystery. I've heard it might be this fall and they might go with the iPad Pro like deigns without the face button.

[@Karthik-jz4nr]

@@thebradcolbow wow

[@RinzyOtt]

@@thebradcolbow I think a big worry with getting iPad updates is that Apple usually likes to launch new products with their keynote presentations. Unfortunately, they might be pushing those back to Q1 of next year because of coronavirus concerns, meaning any releases will probably be pushed back with them.

[@Karthik-jz4nr]

Is the Surface book 3 review coming this week or next week?

[@thebradcolbow]

next week. The Book 3 should be shipping to my house today.

[@Karthik-jz4nr]

@@thebradcolbow well great ! Thanks

[@clementinelives]

Mind doing a review of the Huion Inspiroy Dial q620m

[@TheRealAjithTJ]

Is it just me that focused on how he drew rather than what he has to say about the program😅? BTW amazing drawing

[@SaraStevensonArtist]

I was just updating my ps suite, last night, opened it up on my iPad, click on a few basic function & were not available ..... deleted the app.

[@amonsalve]

The best thing of Fresco or Photoshop, for me, is the flow control of the brush than the opacity. I miss that on Procreate, make the brush more realistic for me...

[@OverWilliam]

Hey Brad! I see that you have an older video on Concepts (iPad app) but it seems like the interface has changed a lot since you made that one. Would you be willing to do a similar "Let's look again" style video for Concepts? Thanks!

[@mattvalverde6318]

Hey Brad, would you recommend doing professional work with Photoshop for the ipad or is it better to do professional work only on a desktop? Also have you ever turned in professional work using only Procreate? Thanks!

[@hellasgiannis]

Hello there Brad! Love your stuff ! What is the best lessons series or videos to transition from sketch to digital drawing ?

[@keithedwinsmith9416]

Adobe have released a photoshop on the iPad because they felt they needed something to put up against the Affinity apps to try and stop current Adobe users from realising that the Affinity apps (on the iPad ... AND Mac/PC) are excellent, powerful, and much cheaper. I guess if you are a professional who can offset the Adobe subscription against your tax bill as a business expense then you are going to stick with Photoshop on Mac/PC. But for anyone else, or any professional who can see through the Adobe hype, then the Affinity apps and Procreate on the iPad are the best way to go.

[@jetsonjoe]

Yes i downloaded in trial for the month...as it comes with Fresco complete....what do you think....not use to subscription idea...in canada it will be over $150 a year...will i use it....glad for your review. Thanks for the review...look for more. And just got my Paperlike two the other day...so will try...But would like to see you explore more please. Thanks.

[@JoeFly5092]

Thank you for bringing up the fact that they fully advertised this as full Photoshop for the iPad for years. I feel way too many reviewers are giving them a pass for that or always assuming good faith on their part when they have continued to over promise and misrepresent themselves. Quick note at well I know you have the high end ipad. Photoshop for iPad is also pretty much un-usable performance and reliability wise on my entry level 2019 32gb compared to Affinity photo which in some ways out preforms Photoshop on my 2019 macbook pro.

[@nejx8711]

So, would photoshop on the iPad be good for someone like me? I’m a photographer, so would do some basic edits like colour correction, levels/curves adjustments, stuff like that, but I do some compositing every now and then, taking multiple photos and implementing them in the same picture, would it be good for this too? Or should I just invest in a Mac?

[@Sam-nd7sl]

This I feel is a much better explanation of the PS on iPad situation vs Procreate. This here is someone who actually tries to explain what the situation is, instead of just mindlessly flinging their iPad away (0:46).

[@dnghn.design]

Affinity Vectornator Procreate Is better on iPad

[@G.U1DoO]

Hello, Brad I am thinking of investing in an iPad, to start working with costumes illustration , collage and other digital arts. iPad is a good choice? Is Procreate good software for this type of work? Thank's from Brazil

[@bradleyjadir5849]

Question, would you recommend ipad air or pro for photoshop and lightroom? is air fast enough?

[@Muhammed.Yaseen]

This was a very thoughtful vid. Loved it

[@imtunn3d736]

The way you draw is therapeutic. 👏🏻

[@BenFrankarts]

Brad you need to peep out Infinite Painter again. The UI getting slicker and slicker. Plus the way they handle watercolor is improving. I know it doesn’t fit your high speed/high volume comic style but for art in general it’s becoming a little beast in its own right.

[@thebradcolbow]

I hear ore and more people saying that. I do enjoy it over on Android. It has one thing there that drives me nuts, and it might be an android thing. Lines get blurry when you zoom in instead of seeing crisp pixels.

[@jtorresmorag]

Hey Brad Colbow, thanks for sharing. Months ago I saw you upload a Ipad Photoshop review to your KZbin channel and immediately you regretted it and removed it, today months later you make a video and apologize to Adobe for more than 10 minutes and after you talk about a "would have" (Beta or alpha). Giant brands definitely make some KZbinrs afraid of being banned. Sorry but this was a "help review" of a bad product. Thanks again for all the other videos where you do speak objectively. See you soon.

[@teabagNBG]

im using illustrator alot but i want to get deeper into clip studio paint , after looking it closer it is alot easier to paint my kind of art.... the brush options are alot better compared to illustrator... there probably is more but i need to figure it out...

[@DennisCNolasco]

Great review Brad, but it sucks that Photoshop on the iPad won't be anywhere near the desktop version.

[@sherlan1886]

I appreciate your perspective on this matter, thanks for sharing.

[@_not_a_chanel]

I think one of the product often get overlooked is the adobe portfolio. Yes it is not as good as wix, or squarespace, but it is included in the photography plan (10 USD per month). Wix or squarespace alone can cost you more than that. For me, a 10 usd subscription give me web hosting, lightroom (hold my photo library) and a bunch of bonus like photoshop and spark stuff that I occasionally use. But yes, if you are more of a artist/illustrator, especially if you are mainly an iPad user, you can say goodbye to adobe. I also bought affinity designer, affinity photo and procreate, all of those are excellent and way more cost effective than adobe software.

[@jyotasama]

Hello Brad! I love your channel a lot and would like your opinion on something! If you're aware of the tablets Huion H950P and Huion H1060p, which one should I get? (anyone else can answer this too, just need feedback thanks)

[@angelo_knf]

I think it still misses some important features and tools. It's not even close to the desktop version in my opinion. Hopefully there will be more things released on the next updates..

[@MrAnthonydawson]

Great video, been waiting for your follow up video, thanks for sharing. Adobe Fresco 6 months on would also be a good video to do

[@matthewchlebik4687]

Hey brad, are there any iPad animation apps that allow you to tween?

[@matthewchlebik4687]

Thanks for all the knowledge, I appreciate you!

[@zheelecut7833]

Are you going to test the the huawei mate pad pro?, i heard that its good

[@theblah12]

Honestly wish they had just gone and ported over Photoshop 1:1, even if that means something that's a bit slow and completely unoptimized for the iPad. Clip Studio Paint basically did that to the point where they didn't even try to optimize it for touch. And you know what? Who really cares when everyone using it is going to have the Apple Pencil anyway, even if that means Steve Jobs is rolling in his grave with people using a stylus as the primary input method of an app. If I was Adobe I would scrap the effort to piecemeal recreate Photoshop on a new platform and instead see if they can bring some of the touch interface elements they've developed over to the desktop app as an option for people using smaller Wacom tablets and such. Then port *that* to the iPad. The whole thing. It doesn't matter if it takes 5 seconds to load up and only works on the newest iPads due to lack of ram, at least it would actually be the Photoshop people are paying for.

[@monarchgam3r]

What font did you use on the thumbnail please🥺🥺🥺

[@ericvaish]

Any company's "long term plan" is not particularly a very fair way to look at it. I wont buy a device just for it to run a incomplete app until the full functionality is added. I dont care about how photoshop is going to be 5 years from now, its more important "how is it right now". And that would be the only deciding factor if i choose a pc or ipad.

[@atiyazahrazaidi4771]

I am a traditional artist and now a days I’m trying to move on to digital art. But I have no clue how to do it. 😒 any leads ??? 🤔

[@dylanodwyer6850]

hi Brad could you do a video on tips and tricks on artflow

[@SwarupDeb-nb7er]

Please review the new surface book 3 15" with nvidia quadro GPU and surface pen with drawing

[@ArtPixieTutorials]

oh Im craving for that paper-like screen protector. 😍😍😍

[@seanhomar5945]

Can you text on a path in this version of photoshop?

[@g2g2bed98]

you have a discount with paperlike?

[@mignonne4756]

Hey Brad! Can you post a review about the huawei matepad pro? thanks! :DD

[@SundayLunch]

Does this mean that in time Adobe desk UI could Mimic the iPad version 🤔

[@alfredopaez3538]

I called it straight up garbage in the video...I still think it horrible is compared to affinity photo and design...if you can use a full version of photoshop on a Wacom tablet...it shouldn’t be a problem on the iPad...adobe is full crappy of unfinished buggy software like rush and premiere...

[@robiedraws]

Can you get a paperlike screen protector for an android device?

[@RockTo11]

Unfortunately, Apple do not allow apps called "beta" on their App Store, so there's not much Adobe could do in terms of messaging at launch.

[@hobistinyheartbag]

Please someone tell me how do I blend in iPad photoshop dude that’s so frustrating

[@Louis-zl4tp]

My biggest hate about Photoshop on the iPad is the lack of pen tool! 😫 Ai selection is okay but there is so much that we just need the pen tool for! 😫

[@rup3rt752]

Can you please review the Huawei mediapad pro!!!!!! I would really appreciate it

[@manasparab6789]

Hey i love your videos

[@thebradcolbow]

Thanks!

[@Glitchfishy]

"There's no way they could have made everyone happy.. They were in a lose lose situation" Affinity Designer/Photo called, There is no excuse for Adobe to be so lazy

[@delulu6969]

Big companies have their own hindrances. I’m pretty sure they’re not lazy. It’s like David and Goliath.

[@isaacrodriguez9384]

Try drawing on the LG Stylo 5 it has a Stylus Also I really like your videos

[@sudanjackson]

I was wondering when you were going to say something like "Photoshop has even gone the way of Kleenex or even Google - becoming synonymous with something specific, or even becoming it's own verb - like 'that picture is totally photoshopped' "

[@tynibubbles18]

This is so philosophical. 👏 Also, I thought everyone understood that art apps had their own focused specialties like what was mentioned with ProCreate being a drawing app which is why its text and animation features were in hidden menus... I get frustrated with some UI & UX, too, but I either don't bother with it anymore, suggest changes if possible (via writing reviews) or learn/adapt. Not dissing but some online "reviews"/complainants do sound Karen-like lol

[@donebydom]

I like this video! really cool perspective

[@philosoaper]

they shouldn't have called it Photoshop because that carries so much with it.. Photoboutique, Photocornerstore or Photokiosk or something might have worked instead

[@marklholloway]

Adobe makes the majority of their revenue these days from corporate products through their acquisitions. Marketo, Neolane, Magento, which makes up Adobe Marketing Cloud. Adobe CC is a small part of the current company strategy.

[@acailawenart]

On the photography side, Adobe launched this app with no support for RAW files, which is the industry standard file type that professional photographers use to get the most out of post-production. That made it immediately unusable for my image processing and retouching workflow as a photographer. It STILL lacks most of the features I need for photography post-production, six months later. As an artist and illustrator, there are so many weaknesses with Photoshop for iPad that I can't even begin to touch on them all. The apps we use need to improve our workflow, not hinder it! Until Adobe makes major improvements to Photoshop, I won't even consider it. That's especially true when programs like Procreate, Infinite Painter, Concepts and the Affinity apps on the iPad are so much more robust AND affordable! I mean, even on the computer I now find myself using Clip Studio Paint, Rebelle 3 and the Affinity apps more than Photoshop for art and illustration, which is saying a lot.

[@saramations]

yeah exactly photoshop was never really intended for illustration even...it just happened like that because it had a basic brush system to touch up photos and digital artists gravitated towards it decades ago because it easily accessible via pirating. Some digital artists got very clever and just used what tools were available to them and it just took off as an illustration app.

[@kohiek]

OMG! Spyros is an awesome dude! I’ve met him a few times.

[@naterosser5760]

Did Adobe stop updating photoshop on the IPad

[@Karthik-jz4nr]

The new background Is gone?????