This is caused by the blacks being much deeper, which is a positive, but results in lighter areas bleeding into the blacks.Īs most people have Photoshop setup to use a dark background, this means that light bloom is particularly noticeable when photo editing.Īlthough it can be mitigated by lowering the brightness (and the screen is otherwise superb), I don’t feel that the larger screen size and extra cost outweighs the benefits of the smaller 11-inch iPad Pro. Most of those looking for an iPad Pro for photo editing gravitate towards the 12.9-inch model, as the larger screen makes it seem as though it is better suited to photography.Īlthough the screen size is excellent, and the other specs match the cheaper 11-inch iPad Pro, the XDR screen of this 12.9-inch model suffers from a significant problem of light bloom. The M2 chip makes this super fast, and the frankly excellent all round performance means that if you can stomach the price, you get a tablet that makes photo editing so easy and fun that you’ll find you don’t want to put the iPad down.
Standard iPads only have a 60Hz refresh rate, and pen lag is more noticeable on them.Īlthough this is only the 4th generation of 11-inch iPad Pro, it is confusingly the same version as the 6th gen 12.9-inch model, with the same processor, RAM and storage. The 120Hz screen refresh rate is the big deal for me though, as it means that there is minimal lag between drawing with the pen, and the line appearing on screen – the cursor seems magnetically attached to the pen nib. Using Photoshop on the 11-inch iPad Pro for photo editing is a joy – this is the best iPad for Photoshop – and is super easy with the Apple Pencil 2, which magnetically attaches to the side of the iPad for storage and charging. The screen doesn’t quite match the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Pro in terms of sheer colorfulness, but looks much more natural as a result, and with the P3 wide color display is very well suited for photo editing. This may not have the slightly larger screen of the 12.9-inch model, but it comes in at half a pound lower, and doesn’t show the light bloom of the XDR display of the latter. If you are looking for the best iPad Pro for photographers, then I would suggest the 2022 iPad Pro 11-inch is it. Apple Pencil Compatibility: 2nd Generation.RAM: 8 GB / 16 GB (1TB+ storage models).
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