#Switch from mac to pc for photographer pro#
The Pro offers an attractive combination of high power and portability, which can run Lightroom Mobile and Photoshop for iPad without issue. But does that make it one of the best tablets for photo editing?
#Switch from mac to pc for photographer portable#
It might be a generation old now, but the iPad Pro 2020 is still a fantastic bit of kit with a big beautiful screen, portable and stylish design, useful peripherals and iOS running on Apple’s A12Z Bionic chipset. So unless you're a perfectionist for detail, and you spend a lot of time working in bright sunlight, we reckon the 11-inch iPad Pro (2021) offers the best value of the premium iPads today. Still, we reckon 600 is still plenty to see you images and videos in clear and vivid colours. The big difference is that you only get 600 nits of brightness on the 11-inch Pro, rather than a more dazzingly 1,600 nits on the 12.9-incher. Again, it's going to come down personal preference which of these you prefer. Other small differences are the 1.43:1 screen aspect ratio on the 11-inch iPad Pro, compared to a 4:3 ratio on the 12:9 inch. Obviously, it's smaller and lighter, which could be either a good or bad thing, depending on your needs. The 11-inch iPad Pro (2021) has the same processor, storage options, Retina display, 5G connectivity and camera lenses as the 12.9-inch version. So if you're short of cash, the great news is that you can get pretty much the same tablet in a slightly smaller version, for a lot less money. Number one on our list is the best iPad you can buy right now, but boy, is it expensive. And we'd argue it represents the best value overall of all the modern iPad range. On the whole, though, the iPad Air is still a very capable machine. Plus, while the Air has the same f/1.8 12MP wide rear camera as the Pro, it lacks the latter's 2.4 10MP Ultra Wide sensor and a LiDAR scanner. That's a step down from the Pro, which remains the speedier machine for photo editing as a result. On the downside, storage is only 64GB or 256GB and RAM just 8GB. There's a great 12MP ultra-wide front-facing camera with a 122º field of view, and the same Centre Stage tech for tracking your movements on Zoom calls. It has the same super-fast Apple M1 processor you'll find in the iPad Pro, and also supports 5G.
It's super-light at just 461g, and super-thin at just 6.1mm. But the 10.9-inch iPad Air 2022, launched in March, gives it a run for its money, and at a much lower price. The iPad Pro makes number one on our list, as it's the best iPad overall for photographers and photos editors.
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