I use LR on my iPad Pro pretty successfully. I’m sure there’s limitations, but so far in my workflow/skillset/knowledge level so far, I haven’t encountered many. Having the Apple Pencil for playing with masks is handy. If you’ve got the iPad already, it’s not a bad thought, but if you’re going full pro, you might want more horsepower and the full desktop like others have recommended. That said, I’ve produced plenty of edited photos on LR on my iPad that have been proud of and others have enjoyed without issue.
I use LR on my iPad Pro pretty successfully. I’m sure there’s limitations, but so far in my workflow/skillset/knowledge level so far, I haven’t encountered many. Having the Apple Pencil for playing with masks is handy. If you’ve got the iPad already, it’s not a bad thought, but if you’re going full pro, you might want more horsepower and the full desktop like others have recommended. That said, I’ve produced plenty of edited photos on LR on my iPad that have been proud of and others have enjoyed without issue.