@drewpweiner7042 My favorite for sketching is Concepts app. For professional grade drawing and painting, my favorite is Clip Studio Paint. Infinite Painter is a close second, in part because I can't transition a project between it and Photoshop quite as smoothly as I can with Clip Studio. Honorable mention goes to ArtRage Vitae with its realistic paint simulation.
@@drewpweiner7042 For sketching, my favorite is Concepts App. For more refined professional grade drawing and painting, Clip Studio Paint is my favorite. A close second is Infinite Painter. For me, Infinite Painter is held back by occasional hiccups when trying to transition design files back and forth between Infinite Painter and Photoshop, whereas Clip Studio Paint is better at that task.. Otherwise, Infinite Painter is impressive.
Just bought it. Was going to go for the 16gb but I will mostly just be using it to draw. My s6 lite just keeps crashing too much and think its time for an upgrade. Thanks for the review
Wait, just to make sure sure, I could extend my work flow on my windows laptop to the s8 ultra? If so, that's awesome, why haven't any of the other 5+ videos covered this!?
Yes there’s a setting to use the tab as a secondary screen for windows devices. I never got the chance to test it so I can’t tell you if it works well so just want to note that.
There's a "Second Screen" option you can toggle on! I haven't tried it, because I used SuperDisplay instead when connecting my tablet with my PC, as that works better for using your tablet like a cintiq!
For an artist looking to get a more effective and portable art tool vs a stationary pc,, would you suggest the Surface Pro 9 or the Galaxy Tab S8? I like what I've seen in this review vs the surface pro 9 review, though I worry about whether or not a windows device would be able to handle programs like clip studio paint or premiere pro better vs a Samsung device.
Good question. So when it comes to making art in something like Clip Studio Paint the experience on something like the tab is optimized and you would be able to get the same things done. The Tab is a good performer. Video editing in premier, that’s a different story. Premier works best with dedicated graphics, and surface pros don’t have dedicated graphics. The Tab does have access to Luma fusion which is excellent and highly optimized, but it’s still in beta form and doesn’t have all of its full features yet. I would recommend the Tab over it honestly, just for the battery life alone.
This is the first time I've ever heard someone say something nice about the trackpad on the keyboard cover. This is my least favorite part of the whole setup. It has an unnatural level of acceleration on it which makes it nearly impossible to be accurate with. I hope they resolve it with the tab S9 cover. Every other part of the experience is top notch.
Hi! Thank you for the thorough video. I am an illustrator usually using clip studio on desktop. I have a question regarding clip studio on galaxy s8 ultra, if I work on 4000x3000 ish pixel canvas 300dpi, will it lag if I have around 70-100 layers? (lag in terms of canvas panning and pen lag). I have viewed so many reviewer of tab s8 ultra, but almost no one mention how the performance on multi-layer high resolution clip studio file. Thank you !
Hi my friend. I do work at large scale and high resolution, layers wise I usually I don't usually get up to 70-100 layers for what I do, so I can't speak to that, but the one piece I had open the yellow owl was a large scale 18x24" 300DPI piece with probably about 20 layers or so and it worked fine. It has 12 gigs of ram which helps for that. You know it's a decent chip, but it doesn't reach the M1/M2 levels of performance that the iPad reaches. The new S9 Ultra just dropped which is more powerful than the chip in S8.
@@CladioJulianoArt Hi! Thank you so much for your reply. 18x24" is indeed a large canvas, so I believe the tablet can handle quite large working file. I am planning to purchase the S9 ultra so I think it will be a bit more powerful. Thanks again!
I’d love to but I no longer have the Tab Ultra at this time. However, let me know what kind of brushes you are using and what kind of work you are doing and I will give you some tips.
@@CladioJulianoArt Thank you! I primarily have been doing all my art on ArtRage for android, drawing everything on my phone. Not part of the apple-ecosphere so I know I'm missing out artwise, but I'm about to purchase the Tab8+ so I'm trying to find the most recommended app for that. Appreciate you!
@@CladioJulianoArt OH THANK YOU thank you thank you! I haven't been drawing for the past 3 or so years and my tablets been dead so I'm trying to get on the best art apps and video editing apps for the android. Your videos have helped so thank you very much, I'm stoked on getting the 8+. Almost got the Ultra but realized its not entirely necessary to do what I need a tablet to do... unless you think otherwise?
i bought this tab for something else.. now decided to get into drawing, was looking for a drawing tablet, just discovered that this tablet works well for that i guess 😅
Art is what I brought this thing for. I use it every day. I love this machine.
Do you have a favourite app to use for your art? i myself love doing realistic style drawings on paper and I'm giving digital a go :)
@drewpweiner7042 My favorite for sketching is Concepts app. For professional grade drawing and painting, my favorite is Clip Studio Paint. Infinite Painter is a close second, in part because I can't transition a project between it and Photoshop quite as smoothly as I can with Clip Studio.
Honorable mention goes to ArtRage Vitae with its realistic paint simulation.
@@drewpweiner7042 For sketching, my favorite is Concepts App. For more refined professional grade drawing and painting, Clip Studio Paint is my favorite. A close second is Infinite Painter. For me, Infinite Painter is held back by occasional hiccups when trying to transition design files back and forth between Infinite Painter and Photoshop, whereas Clip Studio Paint is better at that task.. Otherwise, Infinite Painter is impressive.
Just bought it. Was going to go for the 16gb but I will mostly just be using it to draw. My s6 lite just keeps crashing too much and think its time for an upgrade. Thanks for the review
Is good enough for a manga artist
Wait, just to make sure sure, I could extend my work flow on my windows laptop to the s8 ultra?
If so, that's awesome, why haven't any of the other 5+ videos covered this!?
Yes there’s a setting to use the tab as a secondary screen for windows devices. I never got the chance to test it so I can’t tell you if it works well so just want to note that.
There's a "Second Screen" option you can toggle on! I haven't tried it, because I used SuperDisplay instead when connecting my tablet with my PC, as that works better for using your tablet like a cintiq!
For an artist looking to get a more effective and portable art tool vs a stationary pc,, would you suggest the Surface Pro 9 or the Galaxy Tab S8?
I like what I've seen in this review vs the surface pro 9 review, though I worry about whether or not a windows device would be able to handle programs like clip studio paint or premiere pro better vs a Samsung device.
Good question. So when it comes to making art in something like Clip Studio Paint the experience on something like the tab is optimized and you would be able to get the same things done. The Tab is a good performer. Video editing in premier, that’s a different story. Premier works best with dedicated graphics, and surface pros don’t have dedicated graphics. The Tab does have access to Luma fusion which is excellent and highly optimized, but it’s still in beta form and doesn’t have all of its full features yet. I would recommend the Tab over it honestly, just for the battery life alone.
This is the first time I've ever heard someone say something nice about the trackpad on the keyboard cover. This is my least favorite part of the whole setup. It has an unnatural level of acceleration on it which makes it nearly impossible to be accurate with. I hope they resolve it with the tab S9 cover. Every other part of the experience is top notch.
What app do you recommend for professional illustration on the tab s8 ultra? tell him that he did an excellent analysis, greetings from Perú.
On the tab I recommend Clip Studio Paint or Krita.
@@sugoish9461 It’s prob stupid TH-cam thinking it’s spam or a bot it does it automatically.
@@sugoish9461 I wouldn’t delete peoples suggestions. Was def an auto thing from TH-cam. It just does it automatically sometimes
@@CladioJulianoArt Ahh, I see! Agh, TH-cam can be frustrating like that sometimes. Thank you for clarifying!
Let me try to edit the info into my above comment then!
What program are you using for the art?
@@obi-wonchubboni2362 In the video it’s Clip Studio Paint
which camera did you used for recording this video?
What software are you using on the s8 ultra?
The Demo was Clip Studio Paint
What was the app called you used to draw with? And can I use it on the s8 tablet I do not have the ultra
Called clip studio paint and yes you can
13:34 toasted Man!!
Hi! Thank you for the thorough video. I am an illustrator usually using clip studio on desktop. I have a question regarding clip studio on galaxy s8 ultra, if I work on 4000x3000 ish pixel canvas 300dpi, will it lag if I have around 70-100 layers? (lag in terms of canvas panning and pen lag). I have viewed so many reviewer of tab s8 ultra, but almost no one mention how the performance on multi-layer high resolution clip studio file.
Thank you !
Hi my friend. I do work at large scale and high resolution, layers wise I usually I don't usually get up to 70-100 layers for what I do, so I can't speak to that, but the one piece I had open the yellow owl was a large scale 18x24" 300DPI piece with probably about 20 layers or so and it worked fine. It has 12 gigs of ram which helps for that. You know it's a decent chip, but it doesn't reach the M1/M2 levels of performance that the iPad reaches. The new S9 Ultra just dropped which is more powerful than the chip in S8.
@@CladioJulianoArt Hi! Thank you so much for your reply. 18x24" is indeed a large canvas, so I believe the tablet can handle quite large working file. I am planning to purchase the S9 ultra so I think it will be a bit more powerful. Thanks again!
Can you do a video on how to get clip studio paint running smoothly without brush lag?
I’d love to but I no longer have the Tab Ultra at this time. However, let me know what kind of brushes you are using and what kind of work you are doing and I will give you some tips.
What app do you use for your art??
If I’m using windows/android Clip Studio Paint. When on iPad/iOS/Mac a software that I help develop called Artstudio Pro.
@@CladioJulianoArt Thank you! I primarily have been doing all my art on ArtRage for android, drawing everything on my phone. Not part of the apple-ecosphere so I know I'm missing out artwise, but I'm about to purchase the Tab8+ so I'm trying to find the most recommended app for that. Appreciate you!
I also forgot to mention Krita which is a great pro painting software and it’s free.
@@CladioJulianoArt OH THANK YOU thank you thank you! I haven't been drawing for the past 3 or so years and my tablets been dead so I'm trying to get on the best art apps and video editing apps for the android. Your videos have helped so thank you very much, I'm stoked on getting the 8+. Almost got the Ultra but realized its not entirely necessary to do what I need a tablet to do... unless you think otherwise?
@@sniktheadthemunki2709 I think the 8+ will is a good place to start for you
i bought this tab for something else.. now decided to get into drawing, was looking for a drawing tablet, just discovered that this tablet works well for that i guess 😅
Hello ,how much hourse does the battery last ?
13:53 is where I show it
ive seen two versions...old and new..what is the difference
The Ultra is a first gen so there was no previous version of the Ultra size model.
Digital art is fun
Is it worth getting ipad over this just for procreate ?
If only this had the M2 chip and face id it would be perfect
how can i contact you?
You can hit me up on Twitter or Instagram