/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4275755
>do you think the cintiq pro 13 is worth it over the ipad pro?

Nah, but tl;dr incoming:

unfortunately that's one of those questions with those gay ass answers like "it's the user's preference!"

I can only tell you from my experience what's annoying about the two compared to eachother.
Take it with a grain of salt, I just draw for fun, strictly a hobby and I do dumb shit like use only round hard setting and only use 1 layer like a retard etc. and I primarily just doodle comic-y stuff and rarely color/switch to a non-pen tool.

I've only been using the Wacom Cintiq for a few hours, I only use CSP which I bought for windows and iOS/iPadOS and has quick cloud transfers between devices. (I simply resize images in PS.) That's the extent of my program usage. Retarded but it works, my life's motto.

>First impression
First thing I noticed was Cintiq pen stroke lags a bit more than ipad pen strokes. Nothing huge, but noticeable when you see how long it takes the line to catch the tip of the pen on fast long strokes. I never user stabilization cause that's gay so I don't know if that would fix it, but I'll never know. I draw fast anyway so it's a non-issue for me, but may annoy a real actual artist. It feels a shitload better to draw on a Wacom though, ipad pro has an annoying glassy screen that you will get used to, but still.

>Overall
The cintiq has wires and the iPad doesn't.

That's my personal bottom line, which may not seem like a big deal but it's a lot less annoying and infinitely more convenient to have an all-in-one tablet you can take anywhere and draw with.
For example I think only the pro 16 cintiq and above can have the expansion to make it a portable windows tab and thus make it a gigantic ipad thing, but you're lookin at $2,000+ or some wild shit for that sort of thing.

>tldr
get iPad Pro for portable priority, cintiq for bigger screen priority, ANY if you can find a deal like me, both if you really like to draw shit.

PS for ipad sucks dick