Lightroom, Adobe’s other photo editor, has arrived on Apple’s iPad Pro.
Adobe’s mobile strategy is pretty transparent: Go wherever creative types go. That’s why the company, traditionally focused on dense workflows for pros, decided a few years back to break out popular apps and features into new mobile apps.
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At this point, just about every relevant Adobe mobile app officially supports the iPad Pro, aside from the Preview CC and Adobe Reader mobile apps. Maybe that’ll help Apple turn around crawling iPad sales this quarter.
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