/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3903318
Pen movement and stability

>>3903326
elaborate

>>3903326
just use Lazy Nezumi

It even has that glorious jitter bug fix

>>3903332
who is this smug loli?

>>3903318
>still no liquify

>>3903318
You don´t "make the switch" kid.
You use both, for different purposes.
Manga Studio is amazing for lines, photoshop is for image manipulation.

>>3903334
a racist

>>3903337
pretty much this

Anyone that uses sai/CSP will use photoshop for something, like text or color editing

>>3903318
If making comics is your jam, then it pretty makes it the easiest process possible

>>3903339
>>3903337
well yeah no shit guys, it's not like people only have one program installed at any given time and have to choose which one it is

>>3903329
Pen movement is smoother compared to PS

>>3903332
I'd rather not install a 3rd party app when I can use csp to do the job for me. PS is too much of a memory hogger anyway.

Also this >>3903337. I still use PS for filters and other image manipulation tools

>>3903366
>PS is too much of a memory hogger anyway

CS5 is alright. CC on the other hand takes fucking forever to startup.

>>3903367
>Shitty laptop from 4 generations ago
>Opens ps cc in 8 seconds

What do you win by lying on the internet?

>>3903366
Old excuse. The newest photoshop has lazy N built in. Keep holding on to your ancient programs.

Since this is a CSP thread can anyone explain why I almost always end up with a white glow around almost any rendered object. Am I just retarded? this did not happen in PS what am i doing wrong I'm tired of having to fix it every time.
Looks sort of like picrelated

>>3903332
too slow, and idont like the idea of crutch

>>3903760

I use CSP daily and I don't understand your post. Why not post an actual picture of what it looks like instead of "sort of looks like"? What do you mean "rendered object"?

>>3903770
Clip studio has the crutch integrated tho.

Same as PS actually since they implemented stabilization months ago.

>>3903795

It's not a crutch at lower settings. Small amounts of stabilization makes the strokes more accuracte to your actual input.

>>3903318
>Tell me everything you would have liked to know when you made the switch, or just when you started.
<Tab> opens or closes all tool windows
<Tab>+<Shift> cycles through how much of the menus are shown for the little extra of even more draw space

>>3903835
This.
Keeping it at 10-15% (or even lower) gets rid of a lot of the jitter that really wouldn't be there if you had done the exact same stroke on paper. It's something to do with digitizing the strokes. It's more focused on getting 1:1 input, no matter how much the values fluctuate. Throwing on some stabilization just averages out the values to something much more expected.

>>3903743
Still doesn't fix the goddamn wacom jitter bug

>>3903835
so if you use lazy nezumi at low settings it's not a crutch?

>>3904232
>>3904146

Cheap.
Easy to use.
Once you get into brush customizstion you can bring ps bushes over.
The main one for me is vector layers.
Ahead of photoshop which took forever to bring pen stabalization.
Neat features like AI to color.

>>3903337
spoken like a true begfaggot

>>3904542
He's not wrong tho?

>>3904542
What's wrong with what he said?

>>3904542
I bet you use Photoshop to design logos too.

>>3903318
What the difference between hunion(?) And Wacom