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By Mark Wallace

May 13, 2010

In this episode Mark Wallace takes a look at the Apple iPad. Mark reviews Adobe Ideas, Camera Bag for iPad, The Guardian Eyewitness and LightTrac for iPad.

Is the Apple iPad the future of magazine publishing? Can it offer practical tools for serious and professional photographers? Watch Mark Wallace demonstrate several iPad apps that may indicate the wave of the future (or is it the present?).

And now, on with the show!

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M-Edge Executive Synthetic Leather Jacket for Apple iPad
Marware Eco-Flip for iPad

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Photo Shack Pro

Photo Shack Pro is the perfect iPad companion app for the digital photographer. Organizes photos and videos into albums and libraries without duplicating a single photo on your iPad.

by Mitch in California on February 12, 2012

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Sortshots

Check out Sort Shots, which uses the power of tags to quickly sort and organize your photos. You can rate your photos (to sort your favourites to the top quickly) and tag multiple photos at once. Tags can be organized into hierarchical categories as well; the default top level categories are People, Places, and Events. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sort-shots-ipad-edition/id365575166?mt=8

by andykeating in canada on March 25, 2011

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Lighttrac Where??

Does anyone know what happened to this application??

by Rollin in Virginia on August 20, 2010

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iPad

Great information, I was thinking of purchasing an iPad but was spectacle on its use outside of e-mail and browsing the Internet. Enjoyed learning about all of the benefits for an amateur or professional photographer. Thank you for the tips.

by KRP in Arizona on May 18, 2010

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