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Sai Painter
13 years ago
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I love how much resolution this program can handle... I bet I'm not even hitting the limit.
Case and Point: This is a picture of Jazz's face at 100% Zoom on a 30" Dell Monitor running at 2560x1600.
https://twitter.com/#!/jazzwolf/status/190346898559860736/photo/1/large (See submissions for the whole image frame)
It just boggles my mind how much you can toss at this program and it doesn't seem to complain. Sketchbook Pro would have not been able to handle this at all. Anything above 4000 pixels would result in extreme input lag.
Unless you don't have the RAM, there's no reason NOT to draw at a high resolution. :V
Case and Point: This is a picture of Jazz's face at 100% Zoom on a 30" Dell Monitor running at 2560x1600.
https://twitter.com/#!/jazzwolf/status/190346898559860736/photo/1/large (See submissions for the whole image frame)
It just boggles my mind how much you can toss at this program and it doesn't seem to complain. Sketchbook Pro would have not been able to handle this at all. Anything above 4000 pixels would result in extreme input lag.
Unless you don't have the RAM, there's no reason NOT to draw at a high resolution. :V
The only thing that makes it tough is when its in extreme high res that your eraser ends up needing to be at 50 in order to erase a decent portion.
Having it at 9 looks like 4. My tablet was having some spaz's so i saved, closed and reopened and it works great after the high res switch.
I can see photoshop crashing in that kind of res hehe.
Their monitors.. Yes, I own one too.
And Sai. People do use 5000x5000 canvases. It's just that well coded.