I edit 90% of my images in Lightroom without ever sending them to Photoshop. The editing features aren’t as powerful as Photoshop, but they’re more than enough for most things. You can sort, rate, tag, and edit all the images on your device or synced through the Creative Cloud. The mobile version fulfils the same purpose, and if you’re a Creative Cloud subscriber, syncs all your photos and edits with your regular Lightroom Library.
Photoshop Lightroom is Adobe’s photo organization app and RAW image editor. RELATED: What Is Adobe Lightroom, and Do I Need It? It’s a really great digital art app and well worth checking out. Its features fit most natively with the kind of things people tend to do on their phones or tablets.
Sketch is probably the best of the Photoshop branded apps. You can even work with shapes to make painting easier. You have total control over the different brush effects, color, opacity, and more. You can use different brushes to digitally paint new artwork or work on existing images. If you’re familiar with Photoshop’s brush features, you’ll be right at home in Sketch. Photoshop Sketch takes Photoshop’s painting engine and brings it to mobile devices. RELATED: The How-To Geek Guide to Learning Photoshop, Part 6: Digital Art I use it occasionally when I want to quickly combine a few different image assets on the go. Like Photoshop Fix, Photoshop Mix is a great app and an incredible tech demo that works best on a tablet. RELATED: What Are Layers and Masks in Photoshop? For example, you could use Photoshop Mix follow along quite closely with my article on how to create a lightsaber in the desktop version of Photoshop. You can remove and replace objects from your images, combine multiple images, work with different layers and blend modes, perform basic image edits, and otherwise just mix different images together into a single composite.
Photoshop Mix is the mobile take on Photoshop’s layout and compositing tools.
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