Well done capturing the first image! That pigeon's face is priceless LOL

So beautiful, but that second one, is just perfect! Sniped well sir!

Wow. I love the images! I like how warm it is actually.

Wow, I'm at a loss for words. These are just so beautiful. Thanks for sharing! I agree with Pentaxophile, that second one is so magnificent!

I know people who use their tablets to process their DNG files using Snapseed, and I've done it o a few occasions myself. A very capable program.

Been experimenting with watermark usage... and ended up putting my name on the frame instead! I really can't seem to like watermarks.

Anyway, the photo is of Ealing Common.

You can! Of course you can! But in my experience, I will recommend the iPad. The Nexus 10 a close second. Once Samsung releases a 2560x1600 Galaxy Note Tablet, then that's when I'll be moving away from the iPad, probably.

This is like Google releasing a statement declaring its love for photographers the world over. Grab it now: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.niksoftware.snapseed

Do you use Snapseed? What do you think?

Actually, if you can wait, that new Windows 8 Pro tablet will be highly recommended, especially if you can use Windows applications (OMG Photoshop) and have the screen with a built-in WACOM digitizer.

Then again, that's like twice the price so it's still iPad for me!

(Unless Google releases SnapSeed for Android, then it's the Nexus 10)

I'm in the Google camp but will still recommend the iPad. Just use the camera connector kit and you're all set. Also, you'd want to show your photos to clients on an iPad.

I can't remember the number of times people have asked me when they saw me using my Galaxy Tab knowing full well that it isn't an iPad: "Is that an iPad?" LOL

Things get a bit complicated when you want to view edit and create Word documents but both should be able to do so (by purchasing third party apps).