Wacom Stylus VS Apple Pencil
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- What is the difference between the Apple Pencil for the iPad and a Wacom Cintiq stylus. There are both very good but there are some difference many of them come down to software. For example if you wanted to Use Adobe's software like Photoshop or Illustrator go Wacom if you want to Use Procreate go with the iPad.
#shorts #applepencil #wacom
I like how he’s recommending them as if I’ve actually got money
😂 no but instead
I got 17 dollars in debt with my grandma
@@nopep5606 h o w -
@@ehetenandayo5403 paimon!
A ipad is literally my life goal
Edit: i sold my s6 lite and bought a ipad air 4 with 256 gb for only 450€
😂
Whatever the differences are... I can't afford :')
@McChicken do you think everybody in the world uses usd ?
@McChicken how am i toxic ? I just said that not everyone uses usd, there is a difference
@@ZaK_O_Vallentine there’s no way for him to know what currency people on youtube use, ok? It’s normal of him to use American dollar in his example since it’s the most popular currency in the world. One quick google is all it takes to convert the US dollar to whatever currency you use, instead you started nitpicking his comment
@McChicken anyway just saying, im from Indonesia, 121 dollars is the average paycheck people get here.
in my place people buy, xp pen or hiuon which cost around 40-60 dollars (that amount can feed you for a week)
feels different to be in a third world country tbf
@McChicken i think he means some country's currency is lower value than the usd
Finger user : *_"PFFT-"_*
shocked*
Finger and mouse for life
Finger users: i am more powerful than you can ever imagine... and cheap...
I can draw with a finger and a pencil.
@@phoebe_quit can you draw with mouse? It so hard to me
The 3DS stylus is still the best after all these years.
yes someone who understands me
Indeed
Damn I lost mine years ago. Making me miss it
@@powder5784 I still have mine it's in a glass case in my room
I need to get a new DS before the scalpers declare them vintage…
In procreate, you can actually turn on a setting where you can see the curser. You go into settings, prefs., and then turn brush curser on. Hope this helps :D
Yes… but the point he was making that hover isn’t actually on Apple Pencils at the time of making the video. Although the newest iPad Pro does have hover… why I need M2 for that idk.
@@eye-chan1711mine has hover and it’s not even m1 or m2
@@starlukeyt no it doesn't 💀
I own an ipad air 4, if it does then tell me how to enable it lol
@@blaiddfumbler I use a ipad pro but it isn’t m1 (probrobly)
Edit: yes it isn’t m1.
Edit: also not m2
Edit: its a gen 4, witch released in 2020, with an Apple Pencil gen 2
Edit (after next comment): got jump scared by it showing up one day.
Edit: I’m sorry, my bad.
@@starlukeyt you didn’t answer my question lol
And here I am, working with a charcoal pencil and an eraser.
There is no shame in that. Digital drawing requires a lot of investment for once.
I think charcoal is cooler than digital art.
@@KoreGaRequiemDa. digital art has all the equipments including charcoal
@@anitaagarwal7486 I meant non-digital charcoal. I don't think it's too hard to understand. Ugh.
@@KoreGaRequiemDa.
You dont need sharpener, eraser and (new paper) everytime you want to draw.(someone could like non digital drawing more)
I'd say a Wacom Stylus. Not just drawing experience, but the availability of shortcut buttons and a built-in Eraser in their Pro Pen 2.
Agreed. Also it lessens cramps for me when I draw for long periods of time. The grips for the Apple Pencil are a bit helpful though.
@@staideysstudio4637 cuz they force u to buy apple products
@@emiidotjp I can draw all day using Wacom's styluses. The grip is just a bonus for me, since it doesn't make me slip the Pen, lol.
@@staideysstudio4637 Gotta love Wacom for their broad compatibility. Their Wacom One Pen Display even supports third-party styluses. They even are the ones that created the technology in Samsung's S Pens.
@@staideysstudio4637 unfortunately not. Only the low-end Wacom One pen works with Galaxy Note/Tab. The Wacom One pen also has smaller nib diameter than Intuos' etc, closer to Samsung's.
Me a finger user: *_"You can't even emit a fraction of my power"_*
*"No Pressure Sensitivity"*
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@@neerajoshi6593 _tis where the eraser comes in._
With finger you can use gestures faster and can draw at any position you want easy to rotate and less stressing to hand since you don’t hold anything
@@ElleeDraws **time is doubled when you use finger**
I personally go for stylus. Faster, and that makes me more comfortable. It also allows me to make those super detailed parts better. But, anybody who uses finger has my respect, just from the sheer amount of will you must have to even decide to use a finger over the pen
Everyone: “But I’m broke!”
Me: “I’ve seen four separate comments spelling wrench as rench and I’m screaming.”
😂
Wacom is definetly the more advanced option here though, at midrange to high range drawing apple crushes but when it comes to like actual high level drawing on displays the wacom one or any other on screen wacom thats literally bigger than my tv absolutely crushes with more than 16k pressure levels and motion and rotation tracked pens, and multiple different tips depending on what you want to draw plus the display is also more vibrant tho i think the apple option is pretty good when it comes to the display, nonetheless, if u are a professional i would say go with an actually good wacom though not saying apple is bad its definetly more worth it in the price difference
One good thing about using an iPad or any tablet and phone is that you can do digital art when travelling,in bed, on the sofa/couch, etc
@@Shiba_Draws true, but there are wacom tablets just shy of 50% bigger than an apple i pad so its not impossible but yes, i pad is the better option on the go, thats why i said if youre a serious artist go with wacom
I got the apple pencil recently myself and i have to say that its a pretty pleasant experience but it lacks in the paper feel like wacom tablets.
Which sometimes result in strokes beeing very awkward and jittery, that beeing said both taking notes and sketching work just fine, especially when you have smoothing
@@wegamegood2884 yes!! I dont use wacom, but I use huion, and I completely get what you mean!
@@Shiba_Draws dont use wacom either,i use a gaomon tablet but not for sketching or art, the drag and rigidity is very important to me
Rip skid marks, rails and pen nibs tho
@@wegamegood2884 you can buy a paperlike screen protector for your ipad to get a similar feeling to the wacom screen. Downside is that I've heard they grind down the nibs faster.
No one:
Other people: cry for anime characters
Me: crying for a Wacom or an Apple Pencil...
Samee
i cry for both
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I cry for both
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No one:
This guy: wOkUm
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I never got used to my apple pencil 😭 i think a tablet pen just has that nuance to it that feels more realistic than the apple pen on the glass. The smaller nib is also convenient for me. Apple pen is fun for sketches though but I absolutely hate it for lineart
There are Texture Screens you can get for IPads, they add a paperlike feel :)
Oh yeah, I hated the glass feel of the screen too, I strongly recommend getting a paperlike screen protector! It actually makes the screen feel more like paper or a wacom tablet!
It does still have the problem of being a very hard surface to draw on, but thanks to the screen protector and it being portable, it's become my main way of drawing.
my favorite thing with the wacom tablet is (mine has no display) you can just put your paper on top of it and literally trace your sketch onto digital, or sometimes i put a paper on top just for the texture lol
@@lrizzard I guess you can, It never worked well for me ( I use huion, maybe different tech?)
the cursor thing is a setting in procreate so it’s not a real hit or miss when considering buying either
Wacom user here, I think it’s really cool that the stylus shows the brush size/mouse so you don’t forget your brush size. I’ve used apple pencils too, but I like Wacom more :)
Me with both: *I don’t have such weaknesses*
No need to flex on us peasants 😪
I wanted to buy one but didnt know which one. I've worked with digital art but on my phone. Which do you recommend for someone like me?
You don't need both, do you? If you're looking for someone to give it away then I'm always here :3 (jk)
@@sarak6883 you working on a phone isn't a problem, all you gotta do is get the hang of the pentab you'll buy and get used to how you're gonna apply strokes, speaking from experience. I also started in phone ( Ibispaint ) and trust me it's really odd to me at first but you'll soon get used to it. So buy a pentab or graphic pen
@@swedeskvacktheduck8609 lmao as if I didnt get that idea already. My phone cant be attached to a pen so bye
Even though google is stealing my info I'm glad that google is showing me what I need to draw
Edit: words
Yes
I’m so happy I went with the IPad and Apple Pencil 2. I work so much faster with it compared to a drawing tablet. I especially love using it for Clip Studio.
its been 2 months but how was it? im thinking of getting an ipad 😅
@@celestialcressy I absolutely love it. I recently used it to make a manga for a contest. It makes my work go by so much faster cause of the shortcuts using the touch screen. Touch the screen with two fingers and it will “undo” but touch it with three and it will “redo.” I’ve owned it for a year and love it. Plus the best part is being able to be mobile with it without having a power cord attached. My particular version is the iPad Pro 11” (2018 version) and the Apple Pencil 2. Some people aren’t fond of drawing on the glass cause it slides like writing on glass but it’s never bothered me and I know some use a screen protector like paper like 2 or a matte type. Those will wear down the tip of your Apple Pencil much quicker though but tip replacements aren’t super expensive to replace.
Edit: if you do get a screen protector that is matte or paper like 2 it slightly distorts the colors a bit. I personally chose to get a glass screen protector but many people can’t stand to draw on glass.
@@chickishot8172 your manga name ???
@@aries4571 I entered into a Clip Studio International Manga/Comic contest. I won’t know the results til late July. I don’t want to mention the name of it due to I don’t know how much personal info Clip Studio will show if by some miracle I do win. I’m competing with 1,000 schools worldwide and I know they will mention my University I’m going to for sure. Also I plan on publishing it but I don’t know if I will most likely use an Alias like many Manga artist do. Hope that makes sense.
@@chickishot8172 just saw your reply tyvm 😍 hopefully i can get one by the end of june
edit: good luck to your contest !
I purchased the apple air and I’m loving it so much! Especially since I love to draw. I feel like that was a great investment
It is, IPads are great for beginners since they are very compact and easy to setup :)
Absolutely loved this video! It was super informative and true! I’m currently a product designer who dabbles with freelance UX/UI work so your channel really resonates with me!
I think it’s unfortunate that most interior/product design companies are run with poor leadership, I had a similar experience in the job market. But thank you for the reminder that it’s okay to pivot when we are unhappy to, it’s all about growth in life so choosing something that allows you to grow is important!
Great video again!
Me who doesn't have a ipad or a stylus and only uses my hand-
Use those pens with the rubber on the tip
Same lmao 💀
@@sky1786 erasable ink pens? never thought i’d say i miss them lol they’re very nostolgic
I thought we can turn on the cursor on ipad?
I did ;-;
yep, that's true. several app do that, but they don't hover, they only appear when drawing.
@@BradsArtSchool ouh...got it
@CleverFox2 no
@CleverFox2 ye
@CleverFox2 WAIT REALLY HOW SOMEONE PLZ TELL ME 😭
*laughs in Logitech pencil*
edit: I switched to using my finger. Logitech kinda not the best for me now imo
*confused in doesn’t even draw*
*laughs in Finger*
Laughs in lg stylo 6
@@muzankibutsuji5274 *laughs in the same*
Laughs in pen with the squishy rubber part
I own an Ipad Pro and an Apple Pencil. The Apple Pencil is great, but as he said, the Wacom Pen has a curser when hovering over the WT. Yes, I saw someone comment that you can turn on cursor in settings for Procreate, but that's only for when you're applying pressure on the screen. Never tried a WT before, so hopefully for this year of High School, I can try out the school WTs. Thanks for the recommendation 👍
on procreate , theres actually a setting to turn on a mouse - like cursor , so you can see your brush size !
Tell me W H E R E
@@lexmexdrawzi ain’t op but i use procreate!
go into settings, (the silly little wrench icon) and then hit preferences (the icon looks like a switch) and scroll down a little bit, there should be a setting that says “brush cursor” and then you’ll be able to see all brush size and all that!
hope this helps!
I feel like recently more companies have started to use procreate so buying an iPad is a good way to start, it’s cheaper than your run of the mill Wacom tablet and easier to master. good luck to all you artists!!
Unfortunately apple doesn’t do repairs for the iPad, only full unit replacement, so getting it fixed will be a lot more expensive than the Wacom after only a few years.
@@fallenmango8420 To add the price for functions/stats...
@@fatitankeris6327 Procreate has less functionally than photoshop, same goes for the iPad compared to the Wacom. The only things the iPad really has over a Wacom are portability and ease of use, which admittedly are two big factors. I’d have to spend $1000 to fix a cracked screen on my iPad, that’s just Apple being Apple, there’s no reason for it.
I got a Wacom for Christmas 2020 and I cried happy tears because I love drawing and I have about 61 drawings by now!
I use a Wacom one. One of the best purchases I've ever made.
May be.
If it was one 13.
Then you bought overpriced pentab.
For the same price of one 13 you can get Kamvas 16 pro or 20, which they are a lot of better.
um one doubt are any of the wacom pencils compatible with ipad fifth gen?
@@siddhantchakrabartty8295 I dont think so ive never tried
Do the nibs of the wacom stylus wear out fast? Or should I get a case for the stylus,if available?
@@manishamalakar9980 if you want to get a case go ahead but honestly, the stylus is very durable. I've had mine for 4 years now and its still working fine.
I have a Wacom 1 tablet I got last Xmas, my first ever. I really love it, but I don't always have the time to set it up to use it. It's a pretty good tablet for people using tablets for the first time, I enjoy using it
The way your lines can be made or your paint media whatever. Each brush can be edited and tuned for the preferred feel and result
I am currently saving for a good laptop. When I get that, then I will save for either an iPad pro or Wacom
Bit of advice, I honestly WISH I had JUST bought my iPad Pro rather than wasting my money on BOTH the MacBook Pro AND the iPad Pro! If you CAN, buy the iPad FIRST! because you’ll probably find that YOU DON’T EVEN NEED THE LAPTOP! And then you haven’t washed the best part of 2.000! Honestly I soooo wish that someone had given me that advice, so that I could have spent that money on other things. So now I try to pass it on! LoL 😝 Haha 🤣
@@dannytonnessen6896 Thanks a lot, will do! Though i wish i was the person you were passing the laptop to:)
I have a Wacom Intuos and it's pretty great
fairly cheap, good quality, well priced nib replacements on the site, Amazon has a lot of good deals for the nibs as well, and overall, just a really good pad, especially for my first one.
@@dannytonnessen6896 what exactly does your workflow consist of if I may ask?
Lol same im saving laptop for college and will buy ipad pro soon im too scared i wont be using ipad as much since id be very busy
I have an Apple Pencil and I love it!!
Also u can add a cursor on procreate just go to the rench than just look under preferences and there will be an option to turn it on ( I use it and it is VERY helpful)
🥴🔧 *rench*
I’m loving these shorts!
I’m not a huge fan of the lack of friction with the apple pencil, but the fact that there is no lag whatsoever makes it better than any other stylus I could get imo. Even watching this video I could see the wacom lag a little bit (as in, the line being drawn trailed behind the pencil a little).
I also got used to the friction thing but it would still be pretty awesome if they could do something to increase it.
You forgot to mention the erasing mechanism. With Apple you double tap the side of the pen to switch, and with Wacom you can spin it around like you've got an eraser on the other end of your pen.
I prefer the Wacom in this situation cuz I'm just so much more used to the use of an eraser on the back of a pencil and therefore the movement feels more natural.
No one:
Not even a single soul:
Samsung users: *S PEN IS BEST*
Shh
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@@cbarre9937 shhhh
@@lifepreviouslybalanced5743 shhhhu
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You know what I like? A pencil, and a piece of paper to draw with.
same as me
Trust me digital easier even though yeah paper pencil gives good trigger i guess
@@miumiuthecat7167 not easier imo, but more efficient
And what about Surface vs Ipad?
I Personally own the Surface + Leonardo
My Father just got a Ipad and Pencil for work and the Pencil feels.. " different "
The iPad is better for drawing. No latency at all
I personally prefer the Surface.
Most professionals using a surface pro for cad and cinematics
@@paristath6773 nor is there with the surface. Nibs are also nice.
@@anguismemes1666 most professional on the fields u mentioned would use mac and ipads or a threadripper pc and cintiq LMAO.
I like Wacom pro pen 2 a lot honestly. It’s very light and my hand doesn’t get tired quickly. And the shortcut buttons are quite useful. I literally use them a hundred times in a day
If you use procreate there is a setting so you can see your apple pen's cursor as you hover over, just like the Wacom. It even changes based on the brush you're using...
Fun fact: samsung galaxy tab s7+ has an amazing stylist, palm resistance and can fully support Adobe studio
Yeah but I've seen some reviews have have noticed that it doesnt support tilt functionality like the apple pencil of wacom does and have also observed there is some slight delay of the stroke being registered and rendered on the screen. But I guess it also is an option for people and more options and competition generally is better for the consumer I guess
@@PrabhablyAGoodTH-camr that delay that the s7+ has is so minute, it really won't make the difference when it comes down to actually using it. Unless you're trying to go light speed with an art project or something, it won't affect how you use it.
@@PrabhablyAGoodTH-camr okay, I actually just looked it up, and both stylist support tilt functionality and both have a 9ms response time.
@@PrabhablyAGoodTH-camr also the apple pencil, though it has some other functionality, is more geared towards sketching, doodling, stuff like that. Where the S-pen is an extension to what the s7+ is already capable of, with the ability to control multiple functionalities with just the s-pen for "remote" functionality.
@@NomadHorizon yeah, I realised that too. I was thinking of an earlier model of the Samsung tablet (S5 or S6, I'm not 100% sure as I believe they skipped some numbers and the naming is a bit confusing), I didnt realise they had a new models S7, S7+ that came recently. I just looked at some reviews for the new ones and they seem pretty good
I got a wacom last year and it served me well the pen was amazing and let me finish many of my drawings. I also had an apple pen which broke after a while of use, both are good but to me I prefer wacom-
Wacom, totally.
It pretty looks like the one I use, (professional X-pen) which is better then Apple, even thought I can't use apple because I have a drawing tablet, not a regular tablet..
I have Wacom and lovely experience with it and to easy to use.
The s-pen sounds pretty similar to the walcom which is quite more advanced imo.
The rubber end and cursor features were much more fascinating than I essentially thought.
i’m actually saving up for an ipad pro and apple pencil so watching this was just like- a push for me to want an apple pencil and ipad even more
Enter generic apple hater's comment
*captain voice* : No, I don't think I will
@@cybercery5271 what? They are talking abot that they want an ipad, but you say that they are an apple hater? Wtf?
@@personperson8712 I think you misunderstood my comment.
Don't flex, i have a screenless cheap drawing tablet that i have to connect to my laptop through usb and i only use free drawing softwares
saaaame!
My teacher assigned one of your videos for my art class and You just came in my fyp rn
Wish I’d seen this back in 2020 when I bought my Huion, it’s fine but it never occurred to me that if I splurged for the iPad/procreate I could take it anywhere
Same, it's would've been more economical and ergonomical for me to get a IPad instead of getting a PC Solely for Drawing
The Apple pencil feels like writing with plastic on Glass, you should compare the s pen to the wakon
I'd like to notify you of something there bud..
You can get screen protectors that feel like paper and nub replacement that feel like graphite
Wacom Stylus has a more reasonable price
There is nothing such as a reasonable price.
yes i love me some more how-to-draw video
Fun fact I use wacom on my chromebook!
It works really well, but they didn't say if it could work on chromebook. But it works
Yes the palm rejection does not work properly on iPad apps. However if you connect your iPad to your MacBook and use clip studios palm rejection work with the apple pencil
Wacom Or Stylus?
Me: *Wooden Pencil*
Me who is a (noob) traditional artist: Welp, NONE OF MA BUSINES-
I use wacom, it feels more like paper while drawing
With Paperlike-
u can actually see your brush cursor on the apple pencil, u can choose to turn it on or off under prefs in actions
I know this is old, but you can actually turn on a cursor in procreate's settings! It works just like Wacom and you can hover over the tablet and see what your cursor is like.
The apple pencil is targeted at note taking and short doodling, as portrayed on the apple website on the ipad section (ipad Air I believe, probably wrong), and the wacom stylus is aimed at fine artists, the wacom stylus is better at art than the apple pencil by design, as its literally made for it 🤣
Him: Telling about them
Me: He sounds like Mr beast...
Him: Continues
Me: ....
Me, an intellectual: *Uses paper and pencil*
I got a Ciscle pencil. It's so good, for about £16. I think that's cheap for a pencil IDRK. But it works basically the same. It's a really good pencil. It's on Amazon btw
Apparently you can turn on a size indicator for the Apple Pencil, I didn’t even know til I saw someone do it 😂
Very informative btw!
q: which one is better?
me *who have a stylus but rarely use it* : um FINGER-
@Xwiri bro my drawing tablet is bitchy and won't let me draw on drawing softwares, and the stylus lost its pressure sensitivity superpower 😭
Don't wacom styluses also work on iPads? I saw a whole section in procreate about it
We all know which pen is superior than both of these pens
Huion
TRUE
@@sugaristhenewwhite ikr
I mean the apple pencil has better latency and cos of how ipads work it has literally no parralax
well i'm glad i got an ipad and apple pencil for drawing!! i highly recommend the ipad air instead of the pro. it's cheaper and the size is more compact (which i like) but the screen is still big to draw on. i also don't like face id on the pro and the air doesn't have it.
Just be careful, you get what you pay for! The most notable difference between the two for work like this is that the iPad Air has a refresh rate of 60hz while the pro has a refresh rate of 120hz! This often causes the pro to feel much smoother
@@brunch. true! it really just depends on what you are looking for in a device.
Used to use a wacom pad. Really good pad! Taught me some important stuff for tablets as well. 100% recommend those if you have a mac for drawing!
Artists that draw more than just reshapings or "glow ups" for tiktok should use an actual drawing tablet though.
Have you like ever seen an AudityDraws video cause she makes amazing art on the iPad. It is very much possible to make good art with an apple pen and not much harder than using a tablet plus it's way more portable with is nice
There is a setting for the Apple Pencil to add the little brush guide thingy, where you can see the brush and size first
I personally prefer the regular pencil type effect rather than the cursor because I started with sketching and it just makes more sense to me 😤
I like how he is being honest w all of the products
I use Clips studios on my MacBook and connect it to my iPad to draw. And a cursor will come up. Apple pencil will work with almost any of your art programs you have on a macbook
You can actually activate the cursor on the Apple Pencil. It makes it easier for me since my eyesight is starting to get worse
I often use an iPad, Intuos, Cintiq and Huion (monitor) and have no issue with any of them :)
For anyone who’s worried about money, don’t fret! Getting into digital art may sound like a big, scary, expensive hobby, but it really isn’t. A $70 Wacom Intuos is really all you’ll ever need!
or even just a wacom bamboo on ebay for 15€ is good
Yeah the narrow tip and shortcut buttons and sometimes 8k sensitivity
In procreate settings you can switch on the cursor so you can see the brush size :)
I actually have a Wacom and actually it is really nice, it lasts for a long time and is comfortable
Procreate added a little thing to wear you can see your cursor. You can see the size of your brush and how big it gets when you add pressure
I wish barrel rotation would come to other hardware other than Wacom already
Love the Apple Pencil, glad I bought it.
Apple and Wacom: laughing. Huion: why didn’t you include me?
As a ipad user, I like the iPad brings the pencil which helps alot when making art but there's a problem, it gets scratched easily so yeah but I still enjoy the apple pencil
Good thing I’ve been saving for years to make this one time purchase 👁👁💕
If you have a problem with the apple pencil not having the "mouse like qualities," (where you can see how big your brush size is before using it) you can just use clip studio paint, it does that for you.
I personally prefer the wacom pen. I like that it feels more grippy and has more girth and ofc the driffrent nibs you can choose. For example I like the feel the stroke nibs give me when using zbrush and the felt nibs for sketching in ps or cp. Plua I really don't like the surface feel of apple. Certain screen protectors make it better but it just way to slippy for my liking.
Actually this is really useful bc I've been looking into art tablets.
Ive got a wacom one but I really want an apple, I just love how smooth the lines are on procreate
In procreate you can also have a cursor, you just have to turn it on in the settings.
Most artists I know, uses their own finger when drawing on a sketch pad! Gives you more feeling. Try it it’s free!
And be amateur forever
I like my Wacom Intuos Pro M, it was an upgrade after using a very old version of Wacom Intuos. I don’t like drawing on screen, I’ve tried a screen Wacom tablet and an iPad with Apple Pencil but I hate drawing on top of screens. I do agree though, Wacom touch controls are really bad, mine are always off.
HEY i remember how i wached your drawing tutorials and it helped me a lot
You can adjust the Apple Pencil so you can see how big the brush is. But although it will only show if you draw
Just got my iPad Pro and Apple Pencil and loving it
Really good device
I would love to try a proper drawing tablet though
See what the differences are, that stuff yeah
I’ve actually had more problems with palm rejection with my iPad 🤔 maybe it’s software, personally I prefer Wacom because the eraser in the end instead of the double tap just feels more natural, It’s also more comfortable for long periods of time.
I've got the apple pencil, I hated it at first because of the pressure sensitivity but I eventually got used to it
There’s a setting well at least on procreate where you can see your brush size on the screen
I got both, they are both kinda the same in terms of tech but the wacom stylus feels like a cheep plasyic chinese knockoff (its super light) and the apple pencil feel very high quality