With the nib being about the size of a large Nerd candy (still larger than an ink pen but smaller than most other stylus options), we found that with a little eye-work and using various in-app zoom features, getting in for more detailed lines wasn’t too cumbersome for the apps that were supported. If that changes, I will be one happy camper. This is also a good time to note my biggest gripe with the stylus: Paper by 53 is one my most favorite apps-drawing or not, and unfortunately, it doesn’t look like there’s going to be pressure-sensitive support there due to a strong partnership that 53 has had with Pogo. Light strokes are barely noticeable to the eye while heavy strokes give you those deep, solid, lead-crushing lines you’ve always wanted full control of on your iPad. When paired with Wacom’s iPad sketching app BAMBOO PAPER (apps individually look for the stylus rather than formal Bluetooth pairing, which is nice) the stylus is flawless. Common Sketch Tools: Wacom Bamboo, Wacom Intuos Creative, Wacom Intuos 4, Pogo Connect, and PaperMate Blue Ballpoint Ink Pen:ĭigital Vs Analog: Intuos Creative and PaperMate Blue Ballpoint Ink Pen:
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