Can iPad Pro replace Wacom?
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2022
- Can iPad Pro replace Wacom?
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I honestly think it is in the very near future, at most, 2 years from now, that iPad could replace 14-16inch Wacom tablets. (I've heard rumors that there are plans for a bigger set of iPad Pros, directed to Creatives)
At the moment, you can connect your iPad to a desktop display and turn it into a mirror display, and draw with it like a Wacom Intuos or see a bigger display of your artwork.
Also, when you are tired of your desk, you can move to your couch and just draw at your leisure.
I have a huge feeling more pro apps will be moving to create iPad versions of their softwares. Even Davinci has already started with this.
Or just like, tablets in general. Apple isn't just some diety of technology that's superior to any competitor.
@@Chicky_Lumps I say iPads because it's what I'm familiar with and use. It's pretty cool having to work without being on a computer, but you're right, it's not just Apple.
I hope other helpful artistic/animation apps are available for androids as well
@@alpha8here Ah that makes sense. 👍
@@alpha8hereI still prefer apple to do it though. They've done so well with the design to appeal to and cater to creatives. They are truly just generally better than other brand on that aspect. Price and repairing may not be as competitive, but the User interface and experience and such, when they decide to really focus on it they always come up with something better.
@@holohuloloI have both used android tablets and iPads, there is no better tablet between the two. People say iPads are better because of the software support, but both tablets have basically the same apps for a long time now. Then people say that iPads have procreate; while procreate is a decent app, its actually quite limited on the features it gives and there are still tons of missing features that the procreate devs still have not implemented.
I use both, a mobile tablet and a graphics tablet with my laptop.
Some projects are just impossible to do on a mobile tablet, the huge projects with several layers, big dimensions and i dunno, going on a billboard... That's when the ram, graphics and software begin to act up.😅
Buying a display graphic tab might be a better choice then a pentab ?? As we have a screen to see on
The exact reason why I want a screen tablet. My 2017 ipad is great for sketching in bed and doing small drawings but now that I’m working on comics, the RAM is way too small and my ipad’s battery has the lifespan of a fly. I’m so sick of always needing to charge other because the charging port has a bad contact and disconnects. (Thus I cant mirror my screen, it doesn’t connect
) I’m just tired of being held back so ill deffo invest in a wacom or huion with a screen so I can use it with my macbook
I come from the PC side and I have a couple of things to say.
One handed keyboard is a must for shortcuts, file management is easier, bigger screen for lesser the price (Check out XP-Pen and Huion lineup) and now you can connect them to an smartphone/tablet which kinda removes the need for a PC.
I later tried iPad and legit couldn't get used to, had to buy some ad-ons to make it more bearable, which meant Bellemond paper like protector and Astropad Blackboard, still I felt something was off...
I’m glad Wacom has real competition. Maybe now they’ll actually try to be better
Uuum, XP Pen and Huion already exist?
@@Chicky_Lumps it commercially known as well as Wacom. Now, if they become as big as Wacom then we can take them seriously. But as a general rule most people consider them what you get because you can’t afford a Wacom.
@@Gross126well, yes and no. its not always about not affording a wacom, but rather getting alot more value. i could have gotten a "cheap" wacom but instead of a $100 huion. its very big, has battery-free pen with tilt support and 8000 pressure points, wired and wireless support, 9 shortcut buttons and a dial. the equivalently priced wacom would have been 5 times smaller, have 4 buttons and no dial, battery pen, 4k pressure and no tilt. and the equivalent wacom with those features and size costs ~$400. it just doesnt make sense.
Im pretty sure apple uses wacom tech
@@user-jt3dm4mo7i nope, the pen on wacom's dont need batterys, the samsun s-pen does use wacom tech.
Its really simple , i have been using both for 4 years now.
For illustrations go for ipad
For detailed sketches and shading go for wacom
(Wacom or any other drawing tablet has more pressure sensitivity than ipad)
Best experience for creating digital art I've ever had is with the HP Spectre 360. Full power and versatility of a windows device that can handle more programs with the portability and ease of use of a tablet
im using my phone to draw with
Good short video. Ultimately it’s all about your personal familiarity and workflow.
As someone who uses both I’ll tell you that the iPad won’t replace Wacom/other pen tablets/displays.
the Apple Pencil will become trash once the battery wears out. It would be closer also if the display function on Mac/ipad would work better
iPad is great for going to and from the office but I’m still using my intuos 5 for my desktop and it runs like a champ to this day.
Personally got the Samsung galaxy s9 ultra and it’s a blessing. Don’t buy Apple unless you absolutely need procreate. Android is a much better company to support and have very good drawing apps and pen that comes with the tab!
So glad non exclusive Apple devs are coming in clutch with banger apps
Switched from Wacom Cintiq 13HD Pro to ipad back in 2016 for professional manga illustration and never looked back. Im eyeing Samsung’s 15 inch Galaxy Tab but if Apple releases a 16 inch iPad Pro for digital artists, I’d buy one in a heartbeat.
literally, ive got the 12.9 inch and often feel like ive not got enough room for my hands
get the s8 ultra and clover paint or krita and completely forget that crapple even exists lmfao
the crapple pencil is literally just cheap plastic on glass
what are you even doing?
youve wasted so many years bro 😭😭😭
the s pen's rubber tip is ✨️heavenly✨️
Its good to see a non Wacom review that gives an honest review with positives instead of just demonizing said non wacom product and praising Wacom blindly ( *Cough* Aaron Rutten *Cough* ).
How do I use zbrush, maya, substance painter, unreal engine, and photoshop on an ipad you tell me how? Exactly not possible digital artists dont just do 2d art. I do 3d stuff, render, composite. Ipads are just for illustrators that wont be needed a lot of power. At the end of the day power and quality wins, thats the name of the game.
Most people who use apple products don’t really get anything done lol. For ducks sake the MacBook Pro doesn’t have a proper GPU. What could you possibly do on it.
I second this! I am just buying myself this week the cintiq pro 24 because iPad can't do the 3D work I want and require. Wacom gives you versatility because you can still obviously use it for simpler 2D work so it wins.
@@keashavnair3607 That comes off as a bit elitist. Majority of people in the world aren't 3D artists or designers. Some other people have needs for their computers that are simpler.
Not every one is a gamer
Not everyone needs a rig.
Which pen and pad works best?.. s8ultra, surface pro9 or ipad pro???
I respectfully disagree. I believe that iPad Pro have already proven capable of replacing a Wacom tablet for many digital artists and designers (with the exception of artists who may prefer larger screen real estate). I’ve heavily considered investing in a Wacom throughout my journey as a digital illustrator, and after I learned about the iPad Pro back in 2015, I knew that this had the potential to completely transform the digital art industry. Before then, I was using an Intuos, and I despised almost every second of the learning curve since my hand-eye coordination was not as great as I thought it was. I bought the first iPad Pro a year after it initially released, and I have never loved any other art tool more than this. I now own the 2022 M2 iPad Pro, and I replaced my 14” M1 MacBook Pro with it. It worked for me, and for what I can say, it absolutely doesn’t influence me to consider a graphics tablet. 8 years later and technology has leapt into what we at once thought was impossible. Not only can the latest iPad Pro run faster than most productivity laptops, but it has now brought us innovations that creatives can use to their full advantage. We have Astropad, which can turn your iPad into a graphics tablet. You have Sidecar (which is not as fluid as Astropad), which can mirror or extend your desktop screen. But even then, apps like Procreate have made leaps and bounds with their software, that now you have the ability to do most if not nearly anything you can do in Photoshop. Adobe even created their own digital drawing app just to compete with Procreate and tailor to digital illustrators. I know I’m a bit on my soap box here, as I am passionate about my iPad artists; bottom line however, I strongly believe that digital artists can very well replace their graphics tablet with an iPad without compromising the quality of their work, or having to use too many workarounds. The only problem I foresee is the size of the iPad. With understanding for those who own a Cintiq, an iPad simply won’t replace that much of an investment. To the first commenters point though, hopefully we do see an increase to size with the Pro line. Only time will tell. Thank you for tuning into my mini TED talk. 😅
All I heard was “I’ve never owned a Wacom” 🤷♂️
@@DavyDave1313 Actually man, if you read the comment, I actually did say I had a Wacom before. I used an Intuos tablet, and before that a Bamboo. I could never afford a Wacom Cintiq since that at the time was more than what I paid for my Mac.
@@quintonprunty too lazy to read your autobiography I skimmed it 🤷♂️
Wacom is the best. Period
@@DavyDave1313 All good man! I always believe “To each his own” 👍🏾
@@quintonprunty a intuos is hardly a fair comparison to a ipad
What about using iPad with a Mac using sidecar ?
This
I had experience with both graphic tablets and ipad, had a wacom intuos s pro, and a huion pro 13 2,5k, an ipad and a samsung tab s6. Both the experiences felt really good but down to personal preference draeing tablets are my choice, even tho they are less practical, less mobile, need cables and a device to be connected i like them more, idk why but yes
Not my procreate mine kicks me out and makes a white square I can’t erase- 💀
lol mine crashed after just 5 layers set to 4k and one stroke of a large airbrush
procreate is straight shovelware garbage
and crappads are e-waste sold to the ignorant
☠️
I thought there was a program that lets you use your IPAD connected to a PC, much like a Wacom tablet.
Krita on android now >>>
I already unplugged my 16 inch Cintiq and put away months ago, 11 inch iPad Air gives all what I need.
i will kindly take it off your hands then :3
It’s not drawing on glass ? What screen protector do you use ?
@@1neinate0 I got used to draw on glass. no protector satisfied me 100%.
@@1neinate0 some matte screen protector
But is there a m2 pro chip for iPad?
Yes
tfw I use a Samsung Galaxy A Tab with S Pen for drawing 😭
it can if apple isnt so stimgy😂 we cant even utilize its full potential so m1 and M2 are just gimmicks for ipads, dont waste your money if youre only gonna use procreate
No one will replace the osu tablets im sorry but we have our needs for a 0 latency pentablet.
I personally prefer a display tablet over the iPad any day, but I do think iPads are nice for more minor casual stuff.
If I were a fan of expensive equipment such as the iPad, I would write that it is better, but opinions are divided. Not everyone likes to create their work on iPads, and in turn, not everyone likes to create on graphics tablets such as Wacom. However, I am of the opinion that everyone works what they like and are comfortable with, And it is wrong to impose on someone that "he is weaker because he works on this and that". For example, I work on Xppen and Wacom with Windows, because I'm comfortable with these devices, and I'm used to it, and I don't have to mess around with it, because I use Windows at work. But that's just my opinion, And I don't force anyone to choose equipment for work/hobby. Work on whatever you want, whatever is convenient for you.
I know it's a chaotic comment because I'm writing it using a translator, but I think I conveyed the main idea
Is iPad Air with M1 good enough for adobe illustrator?
Thanks for infos😊
Yes.
No.
i have had an ipad pro and honestly it sucks. like the pen for it is so bad and the screen is so tiny. im waiting for my kamvas 24 plus and believe that will be a better option
No ipad sucks
iPad is more simplified and portable and Wacom isn't that's why the iPad cannot be for everyone...I thought ya all foreigners natively spoke English.
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I'm tryna draw comics, should I get an ipad or a Wycombe?
Wacom*
get ipad
galaxy s8 ultra
why the hell you wasting money on crappads?
i have i pad pro and wacom pen tablet , wacom without screen basically useless..
ye
lol so is the ipad
@@aa-tx7thbro what
no. but the s8 ultra already has lol
Not really