PHOTO POSTPROCESSING: My A to Z PHOTO WORKFLOW on iPad (Pro) | TUTORIAL (Dutch)
My A to Z PHOTO WORKFLOW on the iPad (Pro): from capturing to publishing | TUTORIAL (Dutch)
The iPad, and especially the iPad Pro, is a very user-friendly device that you can easily take with you and use anywhere.
Editing photos with highly professional apps is like holding and editing them in your hands. But can the iPad Pro replace a laptop?
In this tutorial, I discuss my A to Z workflow, from capturing, importing, editing, and ultimately publishing on social media, for example, or printing.
I use an iPad Pro 12.9 and an Adobe Photography Membership, including Lightroom (mobile and classic), Photoshop, and 1TB of cloud storage.
I don't yet use the recently released Photoshop for iPad, as version 1 doesn't yet offer sufficient capabilities or added value for my workflow. I also use Affinity Photo for iPad, the almost 100% comparable Photoshop for iPad, for very specific tasks, such as HDR, panoramas, focus stacking, cleaning up photos and removing distracting elements, dodging & burning, the Orton effect, etc.
I only use my MacBook to back up photos to an external hard drive and occasionally to edit photos in Luminar 3.
Of course, there are other ways, programs, and apps to do the same thing.
For example, since iOS 13, you no longer need Lightroom and the Adobe subscription service. However, I still find Lightroom to be an excellent photo editing program and prefer it to, for example, the standard Photos app for iOS.
What is your workflow? Which programs or apps do you use? Let me know in the comments.
If you have any questions or suggestions for future topics for a vlog, tutorial, or review, please let me know in the comments as well. And of course: if you'd like to join me on my CREATIVE PHOTO/VIDEO JOURNEY full of vlogs, tutorials, and tech talks, subscribe now and don't forget to ring the notification bell.
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My Gear:
1. Photography:
Camera: Canon EOS 750D
Lenses:
Canon EFS 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 IS STM
Canon EFS 55-250mm f4-5.6 IS STM
Canon EFS 50mm f1.8 STM
Canon EFS 24mm f2.8 STM
Ultrapro 0.45x Super Wide Angle
Filters:
Polaroid polarizing filter
COKIN GRADUAL ND KIT H3HO-25 + ADAPTER RING P 58MM
Hoya PROND64 6-stop ND filter
Attachments:
3-Legged Thing L-Bracket QR-11
Vivitar 58mm Close-Up Lens Set +1 +2 +4 +10
Autofocus 3-piece macro extension tubes for Canon EOS Automatic
2. Videography
Camera: GoPro Hero 7 Black (iPhone 7 as backup)
Gimbal for GoPro: Feiyutech G6
Gimbal for iPhone: Moza Mini S (backup)
3. Accessories
Ulanzi V2 Multifunctional Vlogging Bag for GoPro
Action Camera Cover with Hot Shoe Mount for LED Video Light with Microphone
GoPro 3.5mm Microphone Adapter for HERO7
Telesin 3-Pack ND Filter Set ND4 ND8 ND16
Dead Cat Shock-Wind Protection Case for GoPro Hero 7/6/5
4. Sound
BOYA BY-MM1 Shotgun Microphone
BOYA BY-M01 Lavalier Microphone
5. Photo & Video Accessories
Manfrotto Element Big Tripod
Lowepro Slingshot 250 AW (all-weather)
PlatyPod Ultra Tripod
GorillaPod 3K Tripod
6. Apps/Programs
Photography: Lightroom LR and LRC, Photoshop, Affinity Photo, Luminar
Videography: LumaFusion
Canva: Thumbnail app
PhotoPills: Sunset and sunrise scheduling, etc.
Clear Outside: Weather app (clouds, fog, etc.)
Filmic Pro video for iPhone
StreamYard: Live YouTube shows
Voice Record: iPhone app for recording sound from a lavalier microphone
Disclaimer:
Please note that I am an amateur photographer and videographer, NOT a pro.
All my videos and vlogs are made based on self-study and/or experience.
I am also not sponsored (yet ☺️).
I have personally purchased all products I discuss or show, and the review is entirely my opinion or experience.
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