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I'd like to revisit this as I just started playing with creating LUTs or use with LumaFusion on my iPad. When I save a LUT out at default quality of 17, and apply that LUT in LumaFusion, it seems to work fine, but if I go to 32 or 64, the image becomes "solarized" when applied in LumaFusion. I haven't tried other quality settings or tried a different editing software as I need this to work in LumaFusion. If it helps at all, I'm export as 3dl file. Thanks

Not sure why Serif can’t add their RAW engine now as it seems Adobe can use theirs in LR on iOS. I know in the past iOS was closed to only Apple RAW engine.

Current beta does not have this functionality. Look forward to testing out with 1.7, I guess.

i wouldn't hold your breath as Photoshop is coming to iPad next year, probably followed by Illustrator soon after. There's no incentive for Adobe to allow a competitor access to their cloud ecosystem.

+1 for the C1 implementation, as that is what I'm used to. I'd take either at this point.

Another great addition would be jpegmini integration. Apparently there is an iOS and Android SDK available.

+1

I just had a discussion on an FB group for Capture One and I once again suggested how great it would be to have Capture One on the iPad. Right away, someone brought up calibration. I mentioned X-Rite's ColorTrue Aware SDK and that developers just need to include this to take advantage of the calibrated icc profiles that can be created and stored on an iPad. Someone then mentioned that if this is so great why aren't there developers already taking advantage of this. Someone has to be first. That someone seems to be CamRanger of all people. My guess would be that Photoshop could be next as once it becomes available on iPad (if it's pretty close to the desktop version), pros will want calibration. Once Adobe is on board, others will follow. My question is, why do we need to wait for Adobe? Why can't Serif be the first professional content creation software developer to support this? Maybe if they do, and Photoshop maybe isn't so great on the first version, people will flock to Affinity Photo, Designer (and Publisher?) on iPad for a true pro workflow. Am I the only one who thinks this is a no-brainer?

Bumping again

So much for more real estate. That's ok, there's plenty of space for modifier keys, guys

but fingers crossed for an updated version of Photo to take advantage of the new iPads and all that extra screen real estate (modifier keys). Macro recording? Better color picking? Better RAW development? What are you guys looking forward to in next major Photo update?

Thanks for this. As you had mentioned in your first response, I had to convert to curves. I'm sure I'll find your doc useful as I slowly dip my toes into Designer. Thanks again

Adobe finally announced Photoshop for iPad (2019), and it will have persistent tool toggles in the corner as they realize that many work with modifier keys as part of the desktop workflow. C'mon guys, one up them and give us actual modifier keys in the corner of our choosing. https://fstoppers.com/apps/adobe-announces-full-version-photoshop-cc-ipad-296887

I’ll give it a try when I get home, thanks guys. I should have mentioned that I’m quite new to Designer.

Very strange, but when I create an ellipse or rectangle and select the node tool, there are no nodes visible. I even reinstalled and still the same behavior. 1B9D2A7F-A825-4927-BCE9-24532A4EC477.MP4