Klára Jelínková Adobe and its products are known and used by almost everyone on a daily basis. And no wonder. Their programs are the best in their field and Adobe takes care of them with utmost care.
The latest news will especially please graphic artists and other individuals who use Photoshop extensively for their work. Adobe is developing a cross-platform version of Photoshop for the iOS system, which should also be a full-fledged version. So not a hacked version, but a first-class photo editor at its best. He confirmed this information to the server Bloomberg Adobe Product Director Scott Belsky. The company thus wants to make its other products compatible on several devices, but for them it is still a long shot.
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Pavel Jelic Although we can find several photo editing applications on the App Store, these are simple free versions that do not offer you as many options as the aforementioned Photoshop. We should probably expect this in the CC version, which requires a monthly subscription.
And what does it actually mean for us? For example, we can start our project on the computer and continue working on the iPad after saving. Owners of the Apple Pencil stylus can then use the iPad instead of a classic graphic tablet.
For Apple, the release of the most popular photo editor can ensure higher sales of iPads, as Apple brand products are the best work tools for professional graphics. And let's say that graphic designers simply hear the word Adobe. According to Belsky, even cross-platform Photoshop was highly requested by users, as they want to be able to create different projects on the fly.
According to Bloomberg, the application should be shown at the annual Adobe MAX conference, which takes place in October. However, we should wait for the release until 2019.
I also don't normally get involved, but there are quality programs on the app store that will replace Photoshop, led by the mentioned (by @jana_salamouna) Affinity. For me, affinity is almost a full-fledged replacement for adobe. (as soon as the publisher comes out, then 100%).
The article strikes me as "product placement".