such a basic feature, yet such an high Impact on productivity
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Apps: LR Classic, LR CC, LR CC mobile. PS +++ Devices: Macbook Pro 13" M2 (2022), MacBook Pro 15" (2012), Win10 PC, iPad Pro (2018), iPhone 13 Pro, +++ Sony A7IV, Lumix G9, Canon G11, +++ Website: https://mobios.de
Yes! Please - I just had to move a whole project to the iPad and use the Photoshop App instead of my desktop version. I realized there are no rulers or guides. What’s the point of using Photoshop if you can’t line up your lines? This is an essential tool that artists need in order to have a correct perspective. My artist and I are now having to create our own guides. With that being said, I strongly suggest as an avid Adobe Photoshop user - We need guides and rulers as soon as possible. THANK YOU!
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I would like to have rulers and guides added to Photoshop on iPad. Importing work from the computer to the iPad and not having the guides is like taking shots in the dark at where my assets need to be aligned.
"Under Consideration" - come on Adobe! This can't be a difficult feature to add. Literally, even one of your interns could probably add this feature in a couple days. Get on with it!!... respectfully. 😉
I totally agree. Was very excited downloading Photoshop to my iPad when I discovered there are no grids or guide lines. To me it's useless. The type of photography I do the first thing I do is use a grid or guide line to align the image.
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