[blshaw]

I searched this forum and could not locate any other post about this topic; I apologize if, indeed, this is redundant.

One of the appeals of an iPad to me is the ability to have it along on a trip as my only computing device. Until now, I've always taken my MacBook Pro so that I could do the few things that I want or need to do while traveling: check and send email, surf the web and edit and post travel photos on the web. The iPad clearly can do the first two things. I know that I can get photos off my camera and into the iPad, but without iPhoto I can't edit them or post them on the web. Has anyone heard any speculation about whether iPhoto might appear some day in an iPad version?

[-Q-]

I've not heard anything about iPhoto specifically, but there are some photo editors for the iPhone so I'd think the same will hold true for the iPad.

[Salty]

How are you sharing them on the web? There are flickr uploaders and Photoshop.com apps and what not. Honestly there's a lot of capability already on the iPhone

[Judge_Fire]

I work with pro photographers and the iPad has generated a lot of interest among them. The App Store already has a remote control for DSLRs, with live view even, and BBPbags is introducing an iPad+DSLR bag this summer, so nice field setups are emerging

I'm hoping for an iPad version of PhotoForge, which is a really nice editing app, with pro features such as Curves in CIELab mode etc.

[alex_kac]

Since I use Aperture, I just want an app for iPad that lets me look at my Nikon D90 RAW photos after a shoot and zoom in and pan around to make sure its all good before I pack up.