The functionality that is available to use does differ however, and that that is entirely based on whether you have a paid subscription or not. The subscription version of LrMobile and the 'free' version of LrMobile are in fact the same app, there are not two different versions. Sorry for the fairly basic questions, but I am having trouble getting clarity. If I'm using the cloud-based app as described above and I have no internet, I assume I will not be able to access my photos, do any editing, etc.I have assumed that people who say they use the term CLOUDY are referring to the paid subscription to LR cloud based, not the free (I assume cloud based) app.Does that mean it's for LR (paid, cloud-based, but running on an ipad) or just LR (mobile, free) or both? When you all say cloudy, are you referring only to the paid LR (cloud-based)? When I go to Adobe Creative Cloud, they have LR (cloudbased) for desktop, mobile, and web). Does this mean I need both LR (paid) and LR free to have an album on my ipad? I've seen some statements like: If I I want something quick to show I will create a Lightroom (mobile) album.I have been assuming that I want the LR (cloud based app that is part of my subscription) on my ipad, is that correct?.Download from cloud to LRC when I get home a few months later.Edit/post images in LR edits will be saved in cloud.use Files app on ipad to transfer to external HD.Use LR on ipad pro to review and cull photos, and post on social media Internet-will be intermittent (camping without hotspots on phones)īefore leaving: Upgrade plan to 1TB adobe cloud storage, Turn off home PC before leaving on trip (it won’t have internet anyway) Here's what I have so far, and my questions are at the end.Įquipment: Ipad pro with LR (cloud-based), USB hub (hyperdrive, anker) with card reader, SSD ~2 TB I'm working up my workflow for an extended trip with only the ipad pro for image management.

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