(2) I have always taken a dedicated camera when traveling - though on our last two trips I only took my Sony RX100 (a 1" sensor compact) and my iPhone 14 non-Pro. And if you do use an iPad - personally I feel the iPhone screen it is bit too small to do any "serious" processing - which model? I have the latest generation iPad Mini 6 but wonder if I should go back to a larger iPad - possibly even the Air or Pro - if I wish to dedicate more time processing my iPhone pictures on an iPad instead of my desktop iMac. I have always done my PP on my desktop (aside from the times I feel the photo only needs the two steps I mentioned before) because I felt I had more control over the result.
(1) When you post process your iPhone pictures - and assuming you do more than just cropping and hitting AUTO in the Apple Photos app or Snapseed which I have started to use more than I did in the past - do you do your processing on your iPhone, an iPad or on a desktop computer. I am one of those people who always felt a dedicated camera - even a relatively small compact camera like my Sony RX100-mk5 - could do better. (First let me say I have been involved in photography for over 50 years but only within the past year really taken iPhone Photography seriously. I have a few questions for members of the group.
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