J O H N  A L L A N wrote:
I don't believe the major functionality of PS nor LR is ported to tablets yet (neither Android nor IOS).
There are some Adobe applications that provide very limited mobile functionality.

Thanks. I guess I'll be lugging around my laptop when travelling so I can edit on location then. :-(

Francisco Castro wrote:
Does anyone here have any experience using PS and Lightroom CC on an Android tablet? (I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab S2).Is the experience a positive one? Do all your tools and actions work in generally the same manner; adjusting for the difference in interface?

Most important of all, would you recommend it as a way of doing high end editing?

I currently do all my PS editing on a PC laptop. But if I can leave that at home when travelling and still be able to produce work with just my tablet, I would love it. But it has to be able to produce.

The difference in processing power between a tablet and the sort of PC you'd want to use for retouching is still considerable. If you want a tablet form factor solution then you'll probably have to pony up for a Microsoft Surface Pro - and even this is marginal: http://gizmodo.com/microsoft-surface-pr … 1737565503

Francisco Castro wrote:
Most important of all, would you recommend it as a way of doing high end editing?
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I currently do all my PS editing on a PC laptop. But if I can leave that at home when travelling and still be able to produce work with just my tablet, I would love it. But it has to be able to produce.

no. android nor windows tabs (at this point)

layers, masks, paths, shortcuts & modifier keys

try again two, three or more years later

thiswayup wrote:
The difference in processing power between a tablet and the sort of PC you'd want to use for retouching is still considerable. If you want a tablet form factor solution then you'll probably have to pony up for a Microsoft Surface Pro - and even this is marginal: http://gizmodo.com/microsoft-surface-pr … 1737565503

The Surface Pro runs Windows, and as such, has nothing to do with what the OP is asking. Please read the question if you're going to attempt to offer something of value.

FYI, the Surface Pro (the best one, not the cheap, obviously not good enough, one reviewed in your link), is far more than adequate for doing any work in Photoshop.

However, as mentioned, the problem with software on tablets, is that because the processing power and RAM is more limited, the apps designed for those OS's is also very limited. You can do *some* retouching on a tablet, but you would not want to use it for high end work, or on a constant basis.

DespayreFX wrote:
The Surface Pro runs Windows, and as such, has nothing to do with what the OP is asking.

Unlike you I read it intelligently and assumed that the reader would do the same for the answer. The point is that for professional work the Surface has tablet portability, far more power than any android device, and is still marginal. This both puts using android in context and considers the most likely alternative. (Yes, two things at once - no wonder you were confused!)

FYI, the Surface Pro (the best one, not the cheap, obviously not good enough, one reviewed in your link), is far more than adequate for doing any work in Photoshop.

Then the OP might be interested in that so you should post a link to  a review by someone competent who says that.