It's still only a 20 percent saving. It's still eating away at the profit.

Just had a look at the iPad mini in Tesco. It's clearly up to the job. I was worried the screen was too small, but it's fine; clearly a superior screen to the others, which is critical.
Does anyone know if I can use my iPhone's 'Personal Hotspot' facility to get an internet connection on the iPad?

Danny! you're not helping [Mark holds hands over ears and sings la la la la]

Thanks guys.

Unlocker: Cost is prohibitive. I can see the benefits, but my iMac is pretty portable at a pinch. The iPad is actually faster than the 11 inch isn't it?

Glowingblue: are you talking about Lightroom?

gartmore: Lightroom?

Perfect timing Gary, thanks
Looks great.

Ah, so Lightroom wouldn't really help me away from home then?
Does Photogene have the same limitation? It looks good from the reviews.
It would be nice to keep everything in Lightroom, but I suspected that was too good to be true

I'm using Creative Cloud, so everything is 'free' (ha), hence Lightroom.
Still not sure if I should just get a cheap laptop, but the thought of using Windows or trying to find a decent image editor for Ubuntu makes me shudder

So you're on the iPad Ken?
I'm not au fait with IPad and the accessories. I assumed I would need to WiFi the images across or wait till I'm back at the Mac, but I can just just use a cable. Wondrous! How did apple let that slip through

Anyone had any experience of Lightroom on an iPad?
I'm spending a lot of time photographing away from home and I'd like to be able to sort through the images and do superficial editing in the evening.
Apparently LR can do this and send the changes to the desktop version when you get back.
But there's probably a catch?

Beautiful image. The crop is absolutely fine IMO; nicely balanced, good lead-in and fabulous clouds.
As above, a small WB adjustment would be enough to remove the blue cast all over.
Just to satisfy myself tho', I dropped it into PS, hit auto colour (feelin' lucky) and then faded the result (CMD-Shift-F) to about 30 or 40 percent.
And just for fun, some broad, local adjustment on the foreground to warm it back up after the fade. So, exaggerate the colour change front to back, rather than reducing it.