One of the big updates of this year from Apple was the new iPad Pro 2018 models that come with an insanely fast A12X Bionic chip that is capable of outperforming even some of Apple’s own laptops in performance. With up to to 1 TB of storage, a USB Type-C port that allows plugging in most types of accessories and devices, and a very compact / lightweight footprint, Apple has been trying to push the new iPad Pro as a laptop replacement. I wanted to see how the new iPad Pro 2018 holds up for photography needs and see if it could really work for me when traveling light. Unfortunately, the type and total number of software packages one can use is rather limited on the iPad for professional needs, so I will be looking at Adobe Creative Cloud and Lightroom CC for doing all the work. In addition, we will take a look if the new iPad Pro could work for importing images directly from cameras like the Nikon Z7.
