[evanking527]

I've been dabbling in mixing and mashing songs with some apps on iPad that were made for both iPad and Mac. I’ve also been watching some tutorials for Affinity Photo for iPad, also written for Mac originally. I’ll be using that to edit graduation photos for a friend, and I’ll be using a DJ app to provide music for a wedding.

Does anyone else do anything professionally on their iPad? Do you use professional apps?

[TripleOne]

I don’t do professional work on my iPad Pro. I do however use it to take notes with Notability, Evernote, and GoodNotes

[eyecrispy]

Taking notes at work. Does that count? I don't do any photo editing or artistic work like that, but then again, that's not my line of work either.

[evanking527]

Taking notes at work. Does that count? I don't do any photo editing or artistic work like that, but then again, that's not my line of work either.

Seems like it’s helping your work, I think that’s the idea of it helping us in out daily lives, so sure I think that counts.

[anon(9570400)]

I've tried to move my photography workflow to strictly using my iPad Pro, but there are some significant hurdles to overcome. Hopefully a later iteration of iOS11 will address them.

[evanking527]

I've tried to move my photography workflow to strictly using my iPad Pro, but there are some significant hurdles to overcome. Hopefully a later iteration of iOS11 will address them.

I’ve had the opportunity to shoot RAW photos on my iPhone 7 Plus and develop those RAW photos on Affinity Photo for iPad. AirDrop the finished products to my iPhone and post away. Ten years ago I don’t think we would have imagined that we could do that all with iOS. Professional work without a laptop, truly freeing