IS 64 GB ENOUGH FOR ARTISTS?
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- If you use an iPad for your art, make sure you are taking special care to backup your equipment!
64 GB is just not doable today for a dedicated work machine - unless you follow these tips.
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So after more testing, I heave realized the problem is not really icloud in particular, but the FILES app. Even when moving files to my ssd, the files app will slowly grow in size until your ipad is suddenly maxed out. TLDR: You MUST back up regularly in small amounts or else it will take an eternity of troubleshooting to back up your entire library of work.
Dude, you have the cleanest video shot showing your hands. Excellent review since my mother just ordered Her iPad air 64 gig to step up the last iPad she had since 2012. I just shared your video review with her as you speak.
Sure hope APPLE would do something about this!!
My question is, if you transfer those files to an external hard drive such as the Samsung SSD t5, can you then delete them from iCloud and if you're to reupload them on your iPad, can you work on them. And let's say you're using photoshop, can you upload them on your computer to work on them, if you've got a PC? Or is it like, watch only? I have no knowledge of technology 🥺
Apple is the worst with limiting the space... and not allowing to put in a sd-card, so they can charge an extra 200€ for some gbs... bastards
Yeah
Me: contemplating whether or not to spend my life savings on an ipad
Josh: here's my ipad air, my ipad pro, my apple watch, and my airpods pro
I-
True tho (":
Never thought I'd see you here. I love your artworks btw💜
omg sam i love your artworks and style so much
Ugh so true man, in the future :'D
Me lmao
Me, who has never even touched an Apple product in my life: *interesting*
Yes same im trying to get 1
Samee
@@rayanbalfour7791 i get 1 iPhone 7 plus
Long time ago since i left apple, 64gb 😂😂
InTeReStInG
It's sad that ipads are so freakin' expensive
And you have to buy the pen too
✨capitalism thingz✨
Moreover the price increases significantly in various country, here in indonesia, the ipad air starts around $799 and the ipad 8 starts at $445 for the 32gb version despite the minimum wage is much much less than the US.
If you or anyone is looking for a really good tablet for drawing that doesn't cost as much as an iPad, and actually comes with a pen, is the Samsung Galaxy Tab 6. It's the tablet I have for digital art, and is really good 😊
@@lulu_luvsu I bet you're a communist
I have the Samsung tap s7, its a little cheaper than the iPads (not much really) but it competes, and it comes with a pen I have not problem with it other than... no procreate😔
"IS 64 GB ENOUGH FOR ARTISTS?"
me drawing in a tablet with 8 gb: 👁👄👁 ... yes
s a m e
What tablet do u have?? I have the 7gen 32gb..
My tablet has 16GB and all my drawings take up so much space... :'(
@@zahra-zm9bw :c same
@@cuzwon5408 What drawing app do you use? I use Ibispaint X.
Pc users:
*I don't have such weaknesses*
Until photoshop crashes 👹
@@leroach1860 😂🤣
@@leroach1860 Mac OS isn't immune from the Adobe disease either.
FONVash ofc actually no device is immune to this shit 🚶🏻♀️
“Says every Jojo villain before defeat”
Fellas, it’s not about the space; it’s how you use it
tru tru
I genuenly find all of your video helpful and motivating as an artist, and your humor always makes my day better. Every time learn new stuff when i watch your videos.
I just want to let you know that you are such an amazing artist and that you inspire me
I appreciate the question.
Honestly the question is always no simply due to the sheer amount of work people can produce. Backing up all files is helpful but that can quickly become tedious over time. In the end, like you say Josh, you need to be diligent.
Awesome video as always. Love the tips as well.
Thank you for this! I have been dreading doing the research to make sure my files are accessible but not stored locally on my iPad. Amazing video, much appreciated.
I had to learn the hardway that 64 gb was not enough. I bought a flash drive to back up my work and on the same day, my ipad stopped working. I had to restore it and luckily I had backed up my work already. problem was I backed it up 5 months prior. I lost 5 months of art, which luckily was during the time I had an art block, and I can't even remember exactly what I lost. If you plan on buying a 64 gb ipad, be aware that procreate eats up a freakish amount of space and an external storage is pretty much required just like the pencil is unless you're a risk taker.
I back up every piece after I’m done..in PSD, PNG, JPG, MP4 and PROCREATE so I have every file format of any one piece I’ve done.
So if I put my procreate work on an external hard drive, can I delete the original file?
@@AsdfAsdf-mi6ks Yup, it's safe to delete the original file. but check to make sure the file has successfully transferred over to the hard drive. I've had many instances where my flashdrive would stop connecting out of nowhere without any indication and the file would end up getting corrupted.
@@dntjaktht I know it’s been a year but I’ve had that hard drive suddenly corrupted problem with 2 barely used ones. Any idea what could’ve happened?
I own a MacBook but I need an IPad for digital drawing, I am a design student. Since I have a MacBook with storage space, would the IPad air 5 64GB be enough? Or it's a bit over my budget so I would rather avoid but I could get a IPad Pro 2020 128GB but refurbished. What would you recommend ?
FYI on formatting drives: FAT32 or exFAT are almost universally supported and can be done on any platform that can format drives. I use them on all external hard drives so that they are easy to use on windows, mac, and linux. No need to buy a mac just to format hard drives. FAT32 has a max file size of 2GB and requires partitions on hard drives with 2TB or more. exFAT is newer but struggles with lots (as in thousands or tens of thousands) of really small files and isn't as easy to use on older computers.
I am so early that there are barely any comments about his good voice, see yall in an hour or so
ergo voice good.
Hey I'm only 3 months late! Lemme alone! xD
@@AsAboveISoBelow never
I’ve only been doing digital for two years, *headaches used to happen regularly.*
Man how close were you to the screen
@@ahok3314 No, I mean like when your IPad storage fills up or glitches.
Use night light or something to make your screen red (warmer in colour)
A matter of habit, and get yourself good glasses (with blue light filters). since i dont have headaches :)
When I mean by headaches I mean when the tablet goes to full storage, it lags, etc.
Your voice is super calming and this video was freaking helpful so thank you.
For hard drives (if I'm not mistaken) exFAT is compatible for PC/Windows and iOS/Mac. My iPad hasn't come in yet but for my time so far with using both systems in the past, that's where I've had most compatibility with.
I also recommend cleaning out your cache often (esp. if it doesn't interfere with your user settings/customizations.
Also also, a lot of cloud software can be good, but be mindful of the preservation of file/image quality (Google Photos is currently having this issue).
Happy arting!
Thank you so much for this video. I’m researching whether to get the 64 or 256GB Air and I’ve seen so many blog posts from digital artists I respect that claim 32GB is totally enough space for a hobby artist. NONE of them discussed the double-save of the icloud, and it’s something that really frustrated me about my previous iPhone and photo storage, so much so that I just bought the 12 when it was available since it had so much more space than my previous phone. I mean, I couldn’t even get Spotify to work after a while, so I had to choose between tunes and pics of my sweet pup. 🥺 Spotify lost, obvi.
So thanks for covering just how detrimental that can be to your workflow. We shouldn’t have to actually delete the files app itself, that’s a serious UX issue that Apple should’ve fixed by now. 😒
I'm a dropbox user myself. My main computer runs Windowss, so Dropbox has the best interface to manage files between my PC, Androids and iPad.
I noticed something, though...
If you drag and drop files from Procreate to your Dropbox folder in the files app, the file will export as a .procreate or .psd
If you drag and drop into the actual Dropbox app, the file will convert to a jpg or png.
I use the iPad mini 5 with 64gb I use the upgraded version of iCloud and it still gets full. Personally I would love to have more space but I can’t afford panning for the extra storage so thank you so much for the tips they really help!
Me watching this on the iPad Air 4 with 64 GB....
Now you know what to do!
does it work fine?
@@syamilzainuri2510 yeah! It works great, especially with the tips from this video yknow
how is it so far!! i just got mine today + icloud but i'm worried about space. i'm only a day in and i'm left with 36gb after syncing
@@ethanavi I’m like around 5 months in right now and it’s working great, I use it for school and art and still have over half the storage left! However, I don’t have a lot of iCloud Drive storage left but that’s a whole other story lol
Helpful video, especially since I’m considering getting an ipad soon... Also that soothing soothing voice 🤩
It's enough for me and I mainly use Google drive. I don't mind the waiting since i do it whenever I'm gonna rest for a day or two before working again.
Same same
same same
I'm about to get the 128GB but I still plan to keep transferring files to avoid problems. Does Google Drive not give the same issue that iCloud does?
@@johncarlodungca3904 Nope, not at all. Google drive doesn't make a copy of your files that is automatically redownloaded to your device lol. You upload it and boom. Done.
@@smada9711 so the issue will happen anyways?
AHHHH! Your in ads now! How amazing is that? I’m not sure how long that ad has been out, but congrats that they picked you out :D
I have an iPad for school work and art- this is my solution and maybe one for you?
I have Google photos on my phone so whenever I finish an art piece COMPLETELY- I send to myself and save it onto my photo album on my phone and since Google photos saves space (it deletes from phone and automatically backup on app)
For me it’s really easy to manage storage with Google photos and gmail :) THEN delete it on procreate when you’re ready
I hope I helped someone✨
I usually like to go for more in GB depending on what I'm doing. I recently switch from 32 gb to 128 GB since I've been drawing a lot more lol.
Why tf doesn't apple give a warning before letting you backup to an incompatibly formatted external drive?? And why does iCloud leave files on your device, like what's even the point of the service then?? This is frankly trash and totally destroys the impression I had of what polish apple supposedly gives their devices imho.
The only reason I'm even still considering an ipad after this is it's the only way to get procreate and Android tablets still have some big palm rejection issues from what I've seen and I really want a proper mobile tablet for art not jankie windows tab shit
Exactly, why isn't iCloud doing what it's supposed to
Format the external hard drive to "exfat" in case anyone has this issue
His voice is just UUUGGGH SO BEAUTIFUL
tbh i never recommend artists with 64gb (especially how ipad can eat up the "other" space) unless they already have either icloud or google drive...but definitely perfect spot more-less is 128gb/256gb...had my 2018 ipad pro in 256gb since july 2019 & its been such fantastic device. i also have samsung T5 ssd in 500gb for backup my older art...currently i have around 223gb space so i definitely recommend getting 128/256...
me, who has a samsung tablet, that can expand storage: *i am 4 parallel universes ahead of you*
True lol
What art program do you use? Just curious since I'm a Samsung user
goodluck with the heat and the lags 1 year after :)
@@glaimynnecadungon1643 What is this, 2010? I bet you think you still need to upgrade your PC every year too.
@@glaimynnecadungon1643 very cute for someone living in 2008 :)
For any artist that sees this it don’t matter if you don’t have the fanciest drawing programs, drawing tablets, supplies, and even where you at in your art journey to become the best artist it known of those things matter you can make art out of anything and you can make pretty art out of the things you have I recommend using the things you have already and once in a while treat yourself by getting some new supplies that aren’t breaking the bank the most beautiful thing of art anything can be art and art doesn’t have any rules or limits art just requires you to use your imagination and being creative I mean it does help to learn the basics of art to understand it better but at the end of the day what matters is that your passionate and happy to make art and do art so artist lets draw our hearts out
Can i be a professional marvel comic artist using my finger on my iPhone?
@@iAmNothingness 😍
@@iAmNothingness I know that was prolly sarcastic but I had a friend who made amazing drawing using his itouch and finger when I saw it I could not believe he drew it with just those tools and that was way before procreate etc. having the best and most expensive tool is not what makes someone a good at art, creativity is innate.
Even if there is truth to the rose tinted glasses idea of "good art can be made from anything/the tools dont matter" etc etc
Its only relative to the person themselves/their own experiences.
Personally, i want to make higher levels of quality for my digital art, but because my laptop is very old and doesnt have the specs to handle digital art properly, 3 out of 5 times i press ctrl+s to save, my drawing program crashes, so i lose about 30 mins of work time, making me less motivated to even make digital art at all. I used to make digital art on my phone as well, but my phone is also old and running on less than 1gb storage, so the drawings also lag and crash as well.
There will be times that the only way to improve the quality of your creation process is to upgrade, and that means shelling out money plain n simple.
Started considering to buy air4 64gb, well 64gb are not really enough , okay lets go for 256gb... oh no, it is almost pro’s price. Okay lets go for pro 128gb then.. oh no, if pay a little more, pro 12.9inches. Damn
I am litteraly in the same situation. Apple just puts you in situations where you always have to spend more then you originally intended.
FACTS!
Hi Josh, thanks for this video. You likely saved me from a massive error! Blows my mind that Apple don't offer ther iPad in a standard 128GB format. I'm looking at the iPad Air, as it's largely the same as the Pro now unless I'm missing something. The upgrade to the 256GB version is approx £150 which is a big chunk of cash. It sounds however that 64GB really isn't going to be enough without some major headaches.
i absolutely needed this video ! i plan on ordering mine in a few days so this was super helpful ! ❤
How is it going?
Thanks so much for this video. I'm thinking of buying an iPad for note taking and digital art as a hobby. Originally I was dead set on the 64GB air as I thought it would be enough as I could store things on the iCloud. Documents as far as I'm aware don't take up that much space. This video changed my mind, so I think I might spend a bit extra on the 128GB Pro now, since it offers a lot more value than the 256GB Air
Thanks Josh! I learned something valuable in the first minute of this video. But then I'm new, so I have a lot of options for that. :)
I was just debating over this yesterday when I bought mine! Went with the 256 gb so I can do animation/gif work.
Man I love your voice it's so calming
I love you Josh! I'm soo inspired and happy that you as an African American can be a successful 2022 artist! Thank you! You're so well spoken and very informative! Such high quality videos as well!
You've no idea how much this video has helped me decide my next purchase. From the bottom of my not so deep wallet... Thanks A LOT!
Me on my 32gb iPad: 👁👄👁
same y’all
I don’t do digital art buuttt me on a 16gb iPad 👁👄👁 imma be honest, apple is too expensive, like I’m broke and I feel bad for digital artists.😭
Me on my 16GB tablet: 😳
2019 256GB 12.9 iPad Pro here. LOVE IT
Me literally drawing on phone Yes
Hey love your video and I just saw you in an ad for studio clip I’m going to try using the app thank you 🙏
I have an iPad Air 3 with 64 GB and it’s manageable if you only use it for art and one or two bigger apps and don’t have 6k Photos on your device, however if you can spend the money, I would do so because you will use your iPad for a long period of time
I own a MacBook but I need an IPad for digital drawing, I am a design student. Since I have a MacBook with storage space, would the IPad air 5 64GB be enough? Or it's a bit over my budget so I would rather avoid but I could get a IPad Pro 2020 128GB but refurbished. What would you recommend ?
I need this video so much I didn’t even realize it, thank you
Josh: *is 64GB enough for artists?*
Me with my 32GB and Generation 4 iPad and no pen: ok, so-
as long as you can draw it doesn’t matter what ipad you got i used a broken 2017 ipad for 2 years
Thank you my traditional ass needed this knowledge
Thanks for the info, just got a refurbished 2018 pro with 64gb but fortunately I have a t5 that I’ll format with my old MacBook, hopefully I can manage it
I am no fan of cloud services, bought iPad Air to try myself with art, was Berber good at it. But manly for planing and notes. Can you have an external SSD instead of cloud services to extend your storage ?
Edit: I should stop pausing for my comments, so not ever next minute my point gets addressed and I look like a fool, thx
This was great information thanks so much! I don’t even know what kind of storage I have right now. I have just been using private folders on Facebook lol 😂. Literally folders of terrible art held on my Facebook. Also, I constantly share images to my phone as well.
When I upload photos of my kids and family I just add in photos of my art...
415k subscribers?! This channel is growing like crazy
Hi, you don't need mac to format your external ssd into native mac file format. You can do it from Windows. It's a matter of installing free VMware player software and downloading macos installation iso and setting up virtual machine. Then run macos system inside windows, plugin external drive and format is as you like. There are plenty of tuts how to set it up over youtube.
I have 64 GB! It’s enough. Only recently my files got bigger , so I just delete my art(after importing to OneDrive )
Feels bad when you just have to delete your files.
Do you also do short animations? I've been wanting one but can't really afford the 256gb lol 😭
@@annehhhhh6515 Bro, 64 Gb it's not enough, I have 120 gb used only with music, animations, pictures, videos etc. And apps
@@annehhhhh6515 if you keep things clean I honestly think you’ll be fine ppl are overreacting
@@quinnfarkas5164 I'm guessing that people who have storage issues use the iPad as their main computing device. In that case I would say that 64GB is not enough, especially with high resolution images/videos, high bitrate audio files, and all the other apps and games people tend to have.
I've been waiting for this from you, saw on your IG status, wanted to ask if is the iPad air 4.
This might be a dumb question but what about using Adobe creative cloud backup?
Is the 2021 Ipad Air 10.9” screen 256GB good for non professional drawing? Mainly for drawing as a hubby? Is it overkill? It will be use to do the other normal basic things like web browsing and watching movies and watching youtube videos and maybe a couple of games. Or should I go with the cheaper 64GB 10.2” screen 2021 regular Ipad? Thanks
Thanks for your video. I'm still very confused (confess I am an Android user at heart which doesn't come with yehse storage issues) I got an IPad Air 4 64GB and just use it for Procreate. I did download about 27GB worth of items which I presumed was stored on iCloud, with my paid subscription. Last night to my shock I saw my iPad was on 58GB used. I copied all my iCloud files to an external harddrive and then deleted them from files. Which now means I have no files in iCloud either. Is this what you mean about backup up your files and deleting the Files folder? My question is, why bother paying for iCloud then if it still ads all that space on your device? Surely it should remain on iCloud when I delete the files from the FILES folder? There are some templates I would like to have access on the device but keeping in iCloud so it doesn't use space but it doesn't seem to work like that on my side? Is there something I am doing wrong? Please help 🙏🏻 PS. I also see the amount of storage available on iCloud on the iPad doesn't correspond with that if you login on a browser. Currently I should have full capacity available but says I only have 32GB on ipad and 34GB on browser. What is taking up the other space that I can't see?
so wait if you want to create art and store it long-term on something other than the cloud, you need to have a macbook to format a SSD? are there any issues with downloading icloud files onto a windows-based PC?
What kind of laptop would you recommend for art school?
Isn't that like a setting as on iPhone that you can select "save storage" by deleting files on local device after they are uploaded to iCloud?
Could you share what were your reasons to choose air over pro'11?
Hi !
I have an iPad and I use it for playing and drawing in procreate, it calls iPad 7
Should I stay with it or buy air 4 ??🤔
Thank you! You answer my question under 1 minutes. 👍
i would turn "never go into sleep mode" in the settings on. it just leaves the screen on unless you turn it off urself
Hi your voice is smoothing. Haha. Got a question, does it get very warm after like 1-2hrs of drawing on procreate?
is this ipad great for beginner? i am starting digital art and i dont wanna spend money on 256gb
I use an iPad 9 64GB to work with illustration and comics. What I find limiting are the Procreate layers. But in my region the iPad Pro is expensive, and the used market in Brazil is also a fortune. The price of an iPad Pro you can buy a motorcycle or an old used car lol. I had my eye on the iPad Air 5 for having a better processor and being more "affordable" but the 256 GB version is quite expensive. I thought about using it with an ssd and use the 64GB one. But my idea is to stay with the device for a long time. I think it is better to continue with my ipad 9 :/
hii, i want to ask, does the procreate app crashes a lot?
@@valentina2375 nope! With me never happened
@@valentina2375 nope. With me don’t crash. The limitations of procreate are made precisely so that it doesn't have problems with files that it cannot process. It has been slow with a large brush textures. But it never closed. In A4 format, there are 26 layers, and you can easily work with them. I started my journey with an iPad 7, switched to a 9, and now for work I use the PC more because of 3D and because it would be cheaper to buy a display+ upgrade the PC than to get an iPad Air or Pro where I live. But if you need it for larger sizes, I would recommend you get the M1.
One of the best videos on this topic I’ve found! The information about the drive format is a big deal! So I googled a little and it appears “ Ex-FAT, FAT-32, HSF+, and APFS” formats work but NTFS. Have you tried Fat32?
I'd love to know the answer to your question re hard drives as well. (I thought this ipad thing was going to make my life simpler, not more complicated!! LOL!)
One big problem with external storage is that ios doesn't allow you to properly eject an external drive. Android does--you go to storage, advanced, click on your external drive, and you get the option to eject drive. I suspect some of the file corruption that occurs when using external drives with ios originates in this issue.
why so many issues with apple lmao. i literally just want a mini for procreate. im honestly just ganna email the art files to my windows computer or use google drive.
@@viavante4654 I think both MS and Apple have issues. I like MS, but I'm all Apple now, with an iPad Mini, an iPhone and a Macbook Air. I think 64 gigs will do you nicely. I load my iPad up with art apps, with kindle books and with music, along with projects I'm working on, so 64 gigs would be a bit of a squeeze. My wife has been all Apple for many years, and I've been impressed with the durability of Apple devices. Her iPad mini works hard all day every day, from kitchen recipe duty to streaming to facebook with her friends. She has 256 gigs, largely because she wouldn't be doing memory management on it--I would. She likes things to just work without any fuss; anything that has to be done is my responsibility.
I have a windows pc and external hard disk with 2 teras, formatted ex fat, I ordered tablet with 128 gb, I would like to use it to draw, and use other apps, use it often instead of the pc that has been working badly for months. (either this or air but, to draw and film I was attracted to a lot of the larger screen, I thought less about space, I had more doubts on the screen of the 2 pros.)
on the space, I don't know, if it's little, I hope hard disk helps, I can directly save here from procreate, once a week, 2 weeks ..
I did not understand how to eject hard disk, I detach the cable directly, there is, key, safe removal, this can cause you to lose data or corrupt them?
We, consumers, need to have a way to store our files in an external storage. I dont feel comfortable in buying an internal storage in a hardware that will be replaced quickly.
@@jomsies exactly, that is why we dont need 256
I own a MacBook but I need an IPad for digital drawing, I am a design student. Since I have a MacBook with storage space, would the IPad air 5 64GB be enough? Or it's a bit over my budget so I would rather avoid but I could get a IPad Pro 2020 128GB but refurbished. What would you recommend ?
hello josh! this is me reddragon.. Great video as always!!
will this be good if you just wanna start digital ? instead of having it has a sole purpose
Thanks ergojosh, this is a dull yet *mega useful* topic!!
So do you delete files on procreate after backing up? Otherwise the procreate app keeps being huge....
What about 128GB? Cause I'm trying to decide from iPad Air 256GB or iPad Pro 128GB.
Dealing with iPads can be very annoying :/ I just stick to the phones and I can't even copy those files to my computer
Are you going to upload a review of the iPad air 4 ??
Hi what would you prefer Ipad Air 4 with 64 gb with Magic keyboard or 256 without magic keyboard? I'm buying this ipad to replace my laptop and use it for like 4 years
Im currently trying to decide if i should take 64 gb or 256 gb but i still do play just one game and it's only for art right now, and i want to try procreate, i never had any apple device to be honest so yea,
Apple basically forces you to depend on and only use their products. That sucks :/ I bought a refurbished iPad cuz man.... Apple stuff, especially Mac's, are expensive
Where did you buy it?
I've been waiting for this video😭
Josh thank you for video! but i had question, I’m gonna buy iPad pro 2021, is it enough with 128gb? that’s for procreate and some video editing app
My exact question as well. Would love to know this answer. I was planning on using ipad Air 4 gen for main product so zi didn't have to buy an Apple computer too.
Can we transfer art made on procreate to usb-c pen drive for maintaining storage on ipad air 4?
I regret getting the 64GB iPad Pro... I should have gotten at least 128GB, so ugh...
Also the corruption thing with the storage is so annoying, I bought a 32GB USB-C flash drive specifically for the iPad to avoid saturating it too much, and then I discovered it corrupts/interrupts file backup all the time, basically everytime I unplug it it corrupts everything on it, it's so damn frustrating and I started using MEGA to backup my files, since I can't use iCloud to backup files since iPad backup already takes most of it and I don't want to spend on monthly suscriptions, that's what I hate about Apple tbh.
For someone that doesn't own a Mac I'll have to find someone that can format that drive for me to be able to use it, what a pain, but hey beside those hassles I really enjoy Procreate, I just wish Apple was less restrictive and more consumer friendly.
I own a MacBook but I need an IPad for digital drawing, I am a design student. Since I have a MacBook with storage space, would the IPad air 5 64GB be enough? Or it's a bit over my budget so I would rather avoid but I could get a IPad Pro 2020 128GB but refurbished. What would you recommend ?
thank you for uploading!
Is that okay Sir, if we just to use Procreate regularly? With 64GB, Big Thanks for answer
Kind of wish I saw this video before I jumped ahead and purchased an Air 5 with 64gb. I will definitely be looking into getting a subscription on Google Drive though, it doesn't seem too expendive and I am familiar with it.
If i have iphone 256 gb do you think i can use ipad 64 gb with it by sending any work when i finish on ipad
I've never owned an apple product but the apple pencil and ipad hype finally got to me but just when I was about buy the new ipad air i saw this video. Now I'm anxious and scared
ipad 64 is fine, you hav to micro manage storage sometimes, but ipad 64 is perfect
@@lifewithoutborders1348 how can you manage storage when your files will be corrupt after saving them to a hard drive as mentioned in this video?
Me currently pulling my hair out because my surface pro is damaged, new pen stuck on right click, and xpen drawing tablet has a slew of function issues. Should I switch to IPad. Ergo: here’s why the iPad Air sucks. Lol but my biggest question, how many layers can I use if I’m working with huge digital art files???
macbooks can now run ios and ipados apps can you test procreate on the macbook?
I’m asking for a green iPad Air for Christmas and I’m getting the 256 anyways because I don’t just use it for art
All of these ipad os storage issue, does it also happen to android tablet, like samsung's s7??
I work using photoshop on pc, and it crashes everytime... feels like gonna punch my laptop everytime... I just want a tab or pc that's everything just works... is Ipad pro sufficient enough?
Will it be ok if I buy the I pad air 5th 64 gb and buy a external storage of 500gb or buy the 256 variant by spending more bucks . I am so confused 😐
In iCloud you have the option to let the iPad delete the file and just leave it online. Just go to File? Open the options that will appear.
recommending me apple icloud but talking then about issues with it within the files folder is somehow a bad recommendation than... I'll stick with google drive.
That's why I don't like iOS, on Android you can fully access and manage all files on your device, and there's even a clear data/cache option for each app. I still want the iPad tho, for Procreate haha