Originally posted by Digitalis If you're going to do something, you might as well do it properly.
Truth be told most tablet platforms are abysmal at post processing because they are often designed for less intensive general purpose activities. The wacom Companion is designed with the express purpose of it being a mobile image processing platform. The high quality stylus and touch input capability make it an excellent choice.
I like the way you think. For sure.
However for my situation right now I have other factors that I need to take into account as well.
1. I am by no means earning any money from photography. It is 100% hobby and for fun.
2. Any computer I buy will do double duty, IE checking email or whatever.
3. I am not working right now...
4. I have other expensive hobbies as well
I am all for going for it and getting the right tool for the right job. Personally I am however NOT tech saavy at all. The extent of my tech is checking email and browsing the internet. It doesn't go much beyond that at all. I am barely learning post processing to be honest.
Once I start working again or whatever I end up doing... then I already have a bunch of money spent...
The idea for travel though would be the 'ideal' travel pack... that is light and easy....but allows you to still process pics on the road....