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Apple Launches iPhoto for iPad with Photo Editing and Organization Features
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You don't think Adobe is feeling the pushback on 1600x1600 (regardless of what iPhoto supports)? I find that hard to believe, more advanced editing options are fairly pointless when limited to such low resolution images.
Just saw that image on Apple iPhoto for iPad page:
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10.7.4 isn't out yet. I guess iPhoto for Mac will become fully compatible with iPhoto for iOS in the next update that will require 10.7.4.
http://www.apple.com/ca/ipad/from-the-app-store/apps-by-apple/iphoto.html
10.7.4 isn't out yet. I guess iPhoto for Mac will become fully compatible with iPhoto for iOS in the next update that will require 10.7.4.
http://www.apple.com/ca/ipad/from-the-app-store/apps-by-apple/iphoto.html
Gallery: Is that what is meant by "Or publish them as beautiful web pages that you can share with family and friends using iCloud."?
http://www.apple.com/ipad/from-the-app-store/apps-by-apple/iphoto.html
I have been waiting for this to return.
Are you printing your images onto billboards? If not why are you wasting the disk space to shoot 24 MP?
Well - what can I say. That is just the camera resolution. I have the Sony A65. On my Mac I use Aperture and I will continue to do so. It would have been interesting for travelling to use just the iPad for review and first corrections on the road. At home everything goes back into Aperture anyway. When I do only people, family pictures I reduce the resolution to 12MP but when I travel I like taking landscapes and actually don't want them in 12MP. 16MP would be alright as well but my cam just doesn't support it.
As others have noted, PS Touch is a completely different animal than iPhoto. That being said, I really hope that Adobe is feeling some pressure from the resolution that iPhoto and other apps support in contrast with the pathetic resolution that PS Touch supports. As it stands, the computer that I had twelve years ago, running PhotoShop could handle bigger documents than PS Touch, and it had the same screen resolution as the iPad (1 & 2). If an update comes that supports higher resolution but only for the iPad 3, I'll definitely be writing a letter of complaint...
Exactly my point. Whether iPhoto is intended for the same thing as PS touch is or not doesn't make the PS limitation any less of a drag. And the limitation makes PS pretty useless for me at this point while iPhoto is capable of working on my photos at the resolution I have.
Seriously, it still doesn't have that? I was shocked that the initial iPad photo app didn't have it...then again when iOS 5 came out and still no star rating...and now this really doesn't have it either?
Really does suck that iPhoto doesn't support the 4th Gen iPod Touch. I mean, it supports the iPhone 4 so, an A5 isn't a requirement. Maybe there's a way to change one of the .plist files, in the app, to allow it to run on my iPod Anyone willing to try?
Anyone willing to try? 
Apple has a free Cards app for your pictures.
http://www.apple.com/iphone/from-the-app-store/apps-by-apple/cards.html
"you can beam photos between your iPhone and iPad"
Seems to be some sort of file sharing for photos between your devices.
I'd guess it'll also find its way to the Mac in two years or so (as so many features do a year or two later, after first appearing in iOS)
Darn, that's a bummer. But not too unsurprising giving how the app seems to be very real-time-effect-heavy.
Hopefully they will. The standard photo app would seem redundant.
Agreed! Nothing sucks more than being able to do all of your post in one app, then have to export and transfer your images to another app just to get them out to the world.
Making a change at that point becomes a 5 step process.
The amount of disk space needed for a 24MP image is negligible with 4TB disks on the market. Besides, no good shooter cripples themselves by shooting at a lower resolution just to save a few fractions of a cent on storage space.
That is almost a deal breaker.
Yeah, you have a semi pro camera. I have a feeling it won't be too much of a wait for Aperture for iPad though.
So does this sync with the events in iPhoto on your Mac? What happens when you edit a photo on the phone?
After much reading, I sincerely doubt it.
I'm not sure if Apple thinks the difference between editing a RAW image and a JPEG image is negligible. But it sure seems like they do.
People who down-voted this are retards.
5dmkii = 21mp.
5dmkiii = 22mp.
Where the hell is the ipad for these people?
You know... the people MOST interested in having on-sight photo manipulation abilities.
Retina display huh?
That would sure make a great DSLR monitor/controller.
Oh right, it's just an overgrown toy that inherently illogically lacks functional use.
At least it has plenty of storage space to accommodate content lovers.
You know, the only reason in having it look pretty is for real content right?
$100 bucks more to get 32gigabytes?
....the size that was in the original ipod touch 5 years ago!!
The New iPad, 2 steps forward... 1,500 steps in a circle.
Bad Icon
The iPhoto icon is awful. It looks like a screenshot of the OSX icon sitting on a dock.
The iPhoto icon is awful. It looks like a screenshot of the OSX icon sitting on a dock.
