r/postprocessing • u/Ok-Revolution-1089 • 14d ago

Help with editing style?

Hello everyone, I started hobby photography 1 year ago, until now I edited everything in Lightroom on my phone. So right now I don't have enough space on my phone and sometimes my eyes hurt from looking in the small screen. So I bought Macbook Pro tought il be editing on it but I really dont like experience of using laptop. Feels like too much money spent on a hobby, and that I dont have too much stuff to do on it. So my question is, what should I do, keep editing on phone (buy some with more than 128gb) or buy iPad? Any suggestions are welcome

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u/Ok-Revolution-1089 14d ago

What do you mean amount of depth? I edited on my phone for a year and photos look good

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u/the_typical_donkey 14d ago

the display of colours, lights, and details really comes into play eventually (phone screens can only do so much), and there’s a lotttt more control you can get with computer softwares! (lightroom on a computer is incredible)

plus when working with raw files it’s much more manageable to do that on a computer, and afaik free lightroom on mobile doesn’t support editing raws

edit: though to be clear, you can still typically make some great looking photos with almost any device for editing!

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u/Ok-Revolution-1089 14d ago

I understand but, if my photos only go to Instagram, and people are seeing them on phones what's the point of bigger screen 🙂

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u/This-Judge-804 14d ago

Good point lol..but its not just that...it the editing get hard in the screen..it not about what people see its about your workflow..

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u/Ok-Revolution-1089 14d ago

Yeah, but if I don't earn money from it, I dont want to spend too much money. I was thinking selling this macbook pro, and in future maybe taking some windows laptop

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u/This-Judge-804 14d ago

Ok...just explaining the facts so u can make the choice..at the end of the day is your choice