MacDailyNews Take: A decade of Astropad Studio ($799.90) on your various iPad Pro units over the years seems very competitive vs.
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Read more and see the screenshots in the full article here. If you want to spend at least $800, the Wacom Cintiq provides a touch-sensitive screen on which to work… Astropad Studio does the same on the iPad Pro you already own, wired or wirelessly… is an impressive way to incorporate pen input into Mac drawing or image editing.” Most Wacom tablets incorporate a pen-sensitive surface that transmits strokes and taps over a wire. “ Astropad Studio ($79.99 per year) turns that iPad Pro into a digitizer. “It turns out, though, I already have an excellent pen-based touchscreen device: an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil,” Carlson writes. “I know photographers and artists who swear by them, but it would be a significant expense for my comparatively modest editing needs.”
“As a longtime Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom user, I periodically consider buying a digitizer, such as a Wacom tablet, to better take advantage of editing with brushes and other tools that work with pen-based input,” Jeff Carlson writes for Macworld.
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