Photo editing for the iPad(s aapl) is about to get a whole lot better, according to a report that Adobe’s(s adbe) Lightroom editing suite is set to debut on iOS. 9to5Mac spotted references to a mobile version of Lightroom on Adobe’s website, and was told by a representative that the software is built for iPad.

According to the report, Lightroom for iPad will be able to sync with other devices like a Mac or PC via Adobe’s Creative Cloud system. This means you won’t have to store extremely large RAW image files on your iPad. Instead you’ll be able to use the iPad to do your editing, then sync the file back to your computer or store it in the cloud. This won’t come cheap, however. It looks Adobe will be charging a $99 yearly access fee.

I’m curious to see just how closely a mobile version of Lightroom aligns…