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  Daniel Tsorin

  3 years ago

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  nice work Spencer :) 

  i haven't used this setup before, as i use a typical big friendly desktop wacom. do you use a textured screen film by any chance, just to simulate paper grain, or is it a more natural feel to interface directly to the glass?

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  designer lament

  3 years ago

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  The sketch is barely acceptable and the rendering is atrocious.

  Do you people have no standards or do you genuinely think this is good work.

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  Christina Droira

  3 years ago

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  These videos/tutorials are awesome.  Spencer, I'm curious to know which do you prefer... iPad pro or wacom ?  I'm sure it might be hard to definitively pick one over the other but would be great to hear your overall opinion on pros/cons for each.  thanks so much! 

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    George Coffin

    Christina Droira

    3 years ago

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    Check his youtube channel out, it's great. There's a super in depth video comparing the ipad pro, surface, and wacom.

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      Christina Droira

      George Coffin

      3 years ago

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      Thanks George! 

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    claas Kuhnen

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    3 years ago

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    The Wacom Companion or SurfacePro have the advantage to run Desktop apps. But the problem or question is if desktop apps on such a tiny screen is really a good idea.

    
    

    Another very important and even more important factor is the drawing tool. The SurfacePro pen is weak in my feeling. It does not offer tilt well, has pressure issues and in general is ok for note taking - not for drawing. The Wacom one obviously is good - but say hello to the typical Wacom parallax effect: where you stylus is is not where you will paint.

    
    

    The Pencil however edge to edge offers perfect draw positioning. If you go with ProCreate you can also ghost without drawing and have a stroke preview. I find the iOS apps lacking features compared to desktop apps, however if you are only interested into sketching I honestly have to say with the iPadPro you get a better pen, better battery time, better mobile OS gestures in the drawing app and all that for actually less money.

    
    

    Then get DuetDisplay and you can use the iPad as a second display including gestures and pen pressure with Win or Mac with nearly zero drawing lag!

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