The company is quite clearly climbing aboard the Augmented Reality (AR) wagon with the release that Longbottom promises will let you “build AR experiences with no coding skills."
Going with the flow: AR and AIĪdobe Aero is also interesting. You can sign up to a beta version of Illustrator on iPad here and evaluate for yourself whether this is the case. The raft of iPad enhancements Apple introduced in iPad OS had already moved the platform forward as a productivity device. Adobe’s decision to make two of the world’s most veteran creative apps available as apps for those systems serves to drive the point home: The iPad is a viable PC replacement. You can watch a video of the new app in action here.Īs you’ll see, it turns your iPad into a powerful tool for vector-based illustration and uses an ‘iPad-ified’ user interface. The iPad is a connected product, so it lets you work with the same documents across all your devices, and provides access to all Adobe’s cloud-based products including stock mages and fonts. It is perhaps worth noting that Photoshop on iPad is already a beast, capable of handling 500 layers in a single image, and capable of ingesting and working with 1GB image files. That’s significant, but it’s probably equally important to note that Photoshop for iPad is compatible with any iOS 13 iPad – which means you can use it on older iPad minis.Īdobe confirmed plans to introduce Illustrator for iPad in 2020. Compatible with Apple Pencil, the company says its “reimagined” app “brings the precision and versatility of the desktop experience to the tablet.” “We are launching the first version on the iPad, starting with Photoshop’s top workflows, compositing, masking and retouching, with more to come,” the company said. Introducing the apps, Simon Longbottom, Adobe vice president for Creative Cloud Services & Strategy, confirmed the company will continue to improve these products, aiming to deliver something like feature parity across all its supported platforms.
The list of things iPads can’t do shrank dramatically at Adobe Max when Photoshop finally became available for iPad. Adobe also confirmed that another key creative industry tool, Adobe Illustrator, will ship for the Apple tablet in 2020.
0 kommentar(er)
