Photosmith - new photography app that works with Lightroom

[Phine00Del]

Hi all,

I just read about a new app called Photosmith that allows you to import, organize, categorize, tag, and filter pictures once you import pics onto your iPad. It looks pretty cool and costs $18. Has anyone downloaded it and tried it yet? I know it just came out but it looks like a great app for photographers. Just trying to get some feedback for anyone that's already tried it.

http://itunes.apple.com/app/photosmith/id427757668?mt=8#

 

[Hasty]

Read a good review from a beta tester. Believe it was on iPad Creative.

Definitely one to get as it will work with aperture and lightroom.

 

[Hasty]

Found it
iPad Creative - iPad Creative Blog

 

[Phine00Del]

Found it
iPad Creative - iPad Creative Blog

Thanks for that link, I learned about it in this review which also gave Photosmith a thumbs up:

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/04/photosmith-syncs-ipad-with-lightroom/

Two positive reviews means I'll probably end up buying this app.

 

[twerppoet]

Both MacWorld and TUAW also had good things to say about it.

 

[Hasty]

Checking Giz it states that it won't work with Aperture which is a shame.
Let's hope the devs are working on that too.

 

[twerppoet]

The support page has feature suggestions that you can vote on. Aperture was doing ok when I added my 10 cents.

 

[Phine00Del]

Downloaded it yesterday and so far it works well. Tried it out with just a coupla pics. The interface is pretty simple and easy to use.

 

[MikeV99]

Downloaded it yesterday and so far it works well. Tried it out with just a coupla pics. The interface is pretty simple and easy to use.

Do you think Photosmith could be combined with Dropbox or MobileMe to review and store a large number of raw files during a several day trip without having a laptop? If so, what workflow would you use?

Thanks.

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