Buy an iPad it's great for art

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Damn, I was actually considering switching from an intuos to one of the normie pads because display tablets have always been tempting to me. Is the cintiq still over price bullshit? I'm pretty sure that ever since wacom has been ousted for being shitty now there has been some new competition with much more reasonably priced art-oriented display tablets

Ama freetard and use corebooted x220 tablet + Gentoo+IPS screen and MyPaint/Gimp.

muh edge case

>falling for an old troll
how stupid are you?

ipad pro with 120hz screen btfo everything on the market.

The ipad is okay if you just want to use Procreate.
The Affinity apps for photoshop like editing and vectors don't run to well and you'd be best waiting for the new ipad pro to come out in November or so.
The Cintiq is overprices but does have a lot of subtle luxuries that make it better than the competition. The new Huion tablet has tilt though so who knows about the future.

iTODDLERS BTFO

go ahead and show me which ipad has the home button and camera on the vertical bezels

How long has it been since you have seen an iPad?

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>he cant tell that the video has been stretched vertically
Oh, it's retarded.

yeah

notice how the home button and camera are on the shorter bezels, not the longer ones
now, look at the webm in the op
the home button and camera are clearly on the longer bezels
thus, not an ipad

even if it has, it hasn't been stretched to such a degree that it would distort the aspect ratio that much without making the hand (and all the subsequent ui of whatever app is onscreen) seem unnaturally distorted

I've been debating between the iPad and Surface Go, they sort of do different things well, and different drawbacks depending upon usage, and i fit into that awkward middle ground in my intended usage.

Plus it sorta annoys me that on the iPad if i want games, etc. i might end up re-buying stuff i already own.

The only thing its good for is watching youtube or looking at porn while you are doing something else

The only time they are good is when you are on the plane. Thats the only time when a tablet is ideal

Here we go, I fixed it for you.

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nobody draws with such big ass lines dumbass

It's the 12 inch

>>buy an iPad it's great for art
>>Can barely run art apps.
>unclear on what art means

That's not how you draw, dingus. I've drawn a couple of things on my iPad (2018) and it never lagged on me during that. Perhaps you're just using complex brushes.

ok so yes it looks like the hardware is not enough to keep up with many instructions to display the lines where the pen is drawing them. but I seriously doubt someone is starting a painting this way, or even in an extreme case of abstract not doing it in one long continued motion like that.

so nice troll thread, go fucking kill yourself you're worthless

itoddlers have defended this

>getting full photoshop
>ios only
>android tablets basically dead industry

>67125032
If you're not painting like this then you're not confident enough in your brush strokes

>you're doing it wrong
kek, classic itoddler excuse

stawp

Every artist that draws will tell you you're drawing incorrectly.

fuck off retards

>app has bug
>LOOK SIRS!!!! APPLE BAD PLS BUY ANDROID TABLET SALES DOWN PLS

if you don't buy Apple products, it means you're poor, nobody wants to look poor even if he is

Everyone who has ever owned a phone will tell you that you are holding it incorrectly

Everyone who's holding their phone incorrectly can get a free case that negates the loss of signal, or get a full refund if you bring it back in within 30 days of purchase.

>I seriously doubt someone is starting a painting this way
dude, op just posted a video of someone starting a painting that way
does that no count? what the fuck counts as a 'correct' way to start a painting?

At the end of the day, the iPad can only do so much before productivity stops at 80% design wise. I won't be able to get that 90% output enough for a client presentation. I'll be damned if I ever see one of my design team use that stupid excuse for a tablet.

>Adobe will release a full version of its Photoshop imaging application on iPads next year, with all the features of its desktop counterpart, but with a more user-friendly, made-for-tablet OS, the company has revealed.

another nail in the coffin of android

Because people think if something it's easy to use and costs a lot of money then it's the best

>cpu cant keep up
>IT'S AN APP BUG, HONESTLY GUYS BELIEVE ME

What a fucking joke.

>nobody wants to look poor
Why would anybody care to pretend to be rich?

To be accepted in a group?

Why would someone even talk to people with that low self-esteem?

>with all the features of its desktop counterpart, but with a more user-friendly, made-for-tablet OS
So it will replace iOS?
Pretty ballsy move, honestly.

this is like "why would anybdoy pretend to be happy all the time on instagram?"

Yes, in both cases they are disigenous.

Once you know them IRL the facade falls and they look like idiots.

>and input device with no pressure sensitivity on a platform with no notable art programs is good for art

Do Apple fags really think this?

they aren't a minority, these are the majority especially of young people known here as normies, they go out and eat in expensive places, own iphones, buy unnecessary stupid expensive things just to be socially acceptable and look normal according to today's world

Apple (and many others tbqh) is just a shitty overrated company and its management knows more than anybody else that everybody buys their product for psychological reasons and not real need or technical superiority

Apple Pencil has pressure sensitivity, as well as orientation detection.

They don't tell you how much though. It's probably only 5 levels of pressure sensitivity and 10 degrees of tilt

Samshit Lagaxy Tab S4 doesn't have this problem

Ethics of Apple is that you shouldn't have to care about specs. Although it is somewhat annoying if you do want to compare different implementations of digital drawing utensils. Personally, I've used Wacom Bamboo pens, Surface pen, and an Apple Pencil. Accuracy is best on the Apple Pencil, tilt is definitely more than just 10 degrees, you can see the eraser shape (in the notes app) enlarge as you tilt it with the slightest differences. Pressure levels are way more to 5, I'd compare it to the Wacom's.

Compared to non-existant palm detection on the iPad?

The iPad has palm rejection.
When I connect the apple pen it doesn't even detect half my finger swipes

It doesn't, it just automatically undos strokes or setting adjustment if the palm touches the screen before the pen does. You can turn off finger paint on Procreate, but you can also do it on a Windows tablet so you don't win any points there.

I have both the Surface Pro (2017) and the iPad (2018). Both are decent at palm rejection while drawing from my experience. The only issues I've had with them are: on the surface, if I draw in the ink center section, it sometimes picks up my palm as a single drawn dot while i'm drawing a stroke with the pencil, even if i disabled touch drawing, never had this issue in photoshop. on the ipad, if you have the zoom setting enabled at all, you don't have to be zoomed in at all, just have the option be there, and if you draw a line, if you hand lifts up or you rest it down the ipad will freak out and your line will be converted to interrupted points. Overall both tablets have decent palm rejection nowadays.

That's an issue with Accessibility's zoom. Disable it and that shouldn't happen anymore.

I recall CLIP Studio doing that on my Surface, the newest update seemed to fix it but it added a new issue with free transform, where you have to move the pen a bit before it registers it as a drag.

In app or OS?

In the Settings app, General > Accessibility > Zoom.

That was never on. Never needed a magnify glass on mine.

Never knew that was a feature

what app is that

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> >cpu cant keep up
Maybe it's because the app is written poorly?

Maybe because iOS has been loaded down with bloat.

Affinity Design

Clip studio is garbage on tablets. But still the best option for most normal folks who arent buying into the Adobe saas scam. I got this year's HP spectre and found an art glove helps a bit with palm rejection but the best option is to just turn off touch when the pen is down

most people are stupid

If you are a serious artist the cintiq is miles above anything else. I owned for a while but eventually sold it because I no longer needed it. Even something like the 13” HD is excellent for workflow.

Tbf even photoshop does this on a desktop, storing the information for one continuos line like this is harder than you think.

Not unless you have a literal toaster

Just tested this on Procreate, MediBand Paint, Pixelmator and Artstudio Pro. None of them lag doing this on an iPad 2018.

I'm still baffled that they chose the name "procreate", it's like they just slap "pro" to everything, fuck the meaning (pun intended)

Procreating is creating.
You create in the app, so procreate

its fun to pretend

Name a better Android tablet.

I hope whoever came up with "Pro motion" got fired.

>blame shit software/app on hardware
Retard

>Android
Nigger there are a lot of different tablet computers now. Microsoft Surface is great, expect it has ridiculous failure rates and is expensive up the ass. But if money is no object then go right for it. Wacom also makes really nice tables but they're even more expensive, don't know about the failure rates.

>Microsoft Surface is great
>runs windows
Yeah, no.

Depends on the resolution. But I wouldn't expect you to have ever tried or have any idea what you're talking about.

Exactly, I've tried this before in Photoshop on my i5 6600k rig and the exact same thing happens as in OP's webm, not even an applefag by the way, I don't own any Apple devices

>you're holding it wrong

>genuine artists draw like OP

It's obviously an ipad.

I get that you might like apple products but let's be real here, the ipad pro is great for light sketching and some basic scribbles but for multi layered art and demanding work it's shit.

>ipad pro is shit at multi layered sketches
Then how come my regular ipad can handle it without a hassle?

>spend five minutes setting the resolution in an insanely high number in a very deliberate attempt to induce noticeable lag
>"g-guys look! it's lagging lmao BTFO"
same thing happens on surface and pretty much every other device with a touch display and pen compatibility, faggot.

*ahem*
youtube.com/watch?v=BosVE_fiRU0

How can you have such feminine hands yet such hairy arms?

It runa fine at first, nobody draws this fast.
>hurr it starts to lag when you scribble random spirals
I've tested it and it works fine when you draw like a human and not like a fucking monkey.

It's not about long lines or anything. It's about the canvas size. You can draw lines and random spirals as long as you want as long as the canvas size is within reasonable size.
The problem is that you can set custom canvas sizes, so some people will try to make paintings the size of the empire state building, which in turn makes it really hard for the cpu to keep up. This isn't Apple's fault because it pretty much applies to everything, even desktops.
The higher res the canvas is, the higher the latency.

I didn't say it was the lines, I was talking about the drawing speed in the webm. This is an additional factor together with canvas size that causes the lag.
And yeah, this applies to my desktop aswell, if I make a 8k canvas and draw really fast it starts to lag.

I hate that onions art style

This. The lagPad """Pro""" is a fucking joke.

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