Tag: ipad

Adobe's Lightroom product manager shows off an early version of a new mobile app.

And you thought taking photos with your iPad couldn't look any sillier. 

The StyleShoots rig lights, captures and crops photos for product catalogs.

Macworld/iWorld report: Developers showcase mobile photo solutions for DSLR users.

Macworld/iWorld report: Accessory turns iPad into full video rig.

A higher storage capacity iPad may offer advantages for photographers on the go.

We round up today's top tablet stories.

CES 2012: Golla showcases iPad mini products and more for mobile devices

Apple sells 3 million iPads over the weekend, as Android tablets increase market share.

Camera Awesome was recently updated to fit the iPad; our reviewer takes a look.

iFixit finds 1.2MP Facetime HD camera inside the newest iPad -- a significant improvement over the .3MP Facetime camera in the iPad 3. 

iFixit tears down the iPad Mini: See what's inside Apple's latest offering, and why it got a 2 out of 10 repairability score.

iPad Mini's sharp display, portable size, editing power and camera specs make it worth considering for your workflow.

Lighting is key to any good still life. But it doesn't have to be complex or costly. Got a tablet computer? That may be all the equipment you need.

Apple says it has "a little more to show" at an Oct. 23 announcement event, while Microsoft starts pre-orders for the Surface.

AllThingsD reports an Oct. 23rd reveal date for Apple's shrunken iPad.

Since the launch of the original iPad, Apple's tablet has held great appeal for photographers as a way to show off their work on a sleek, portable device. Yet, with the release of the third generation iPad and its high-resolution, wide gamut Retina display, the iPad can play an important role in the production workflow of any photographer.

When you’re in the field, whether shooting on location or just meeting with your next client, gear that’s powerful and portable is a must. This is where tablets come in to make a photographer’s job easier. Our reviewer looks at five of the top of the line tablets.

Photogene will appeal to users looking to approximate the flexibility of a full-fledged desktop photo editor on a tablet.