Marco, you (and your iPad pro) need a trick : https://getpaperlike.com/
and remember to gently wipe the screen or you will damage the protection coating…
Above all for this : "...and remember to gently wipe the screen..."
Regarding the first suggestion (the paperlike),
I first want to practicing with this new
"plastic on glass" drawing experience,
in order to change the way my brain deal with this
new situation.
If I will get too many trouble then I will try to use
a glove also for the left hand in order to
minimize the fingerprint and smudges,
and only if all things go wrong, I will get a product like "paperlike".
I have the iPad only for 36 hours but...yes, I downloaded also Shapr3D,
although I only had the time for a very quick tour.
But anyway I will for sure sign up for the beta.
Thanks for the tip!
Currently l’m learning the foundation of iOs 11 and familiarize myself with the Pencil on this kind of screen :)
Clearily, given that I bought this device mainly for digital painting, first of all I purchased two of the
best graphic Apps actually available for iOS,that is Affinity Photo and the amazing Procreate.
Ah....and also Pixelmator!
I’m hoping to get used to this pencil-on-glass feel (and pencil on oily zones), because this device is really “Pro” under many many aspects!!
Works with any medium, Touch screen, Pen graphic etc...
And the Force Field
(minute 14.20 ) is also amazing! :)
Not yet found how it's works...wish it's not disabled!
But...just out of curiosity...For a long time I've wanted to ask you this thing...
We all know that you're are a sort of "universal ambassador" for everything's related to CG in general and you put a great efforts in doing so.
I'm wandering...is your "real" job ?
Is this is the case it's a very exciting job :)
Thanks in advance and I'm sorry if I'm so curious...
