On Oct 17, 2018, David Taylor wrote
(in article ):

On 17/10/2018 13:57, Davoud wrote:
From the Adobe Max conference, in Adobe's own words, "Now, this is not
a Photoshop-like application made for the iPad, this is real Photoshop
on the iPad."

It will be interesting to see a comparison (in both performance and
price) between this and Serif's Affinity Photo (~$25):

https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/photo/

If it's a subscription service or requires an Adobe ID I know a number
of folk who won't be tempted.

In any case, how good to folk find the iPad for photo editing? For me,
the very simple crop, rotation, and perhaps a little levels and colour
temperature adjustment of photos taken by the iPad (unusual) or Android
phone (quite often) are more than enough, but I do rely on the home PC
for any "serious" editing.

For travel my iPad Pro + Lightroom CC along with the other *free* Adobe
mobile apps, and Affinity Photo have replaced the need for a laptop/notebook.
The iPad is quite capable of “serious” editing right now even if all you
use are non-Adobe apps such as Affinity Photo for iPad, or Pixelmator.

When PS for iPad arrives I will welcome it as it will provide another level
ofAdobe CC mobile-desktop integration which is already pretty good.

--
Regards,
Savageduck