Youre terrible at story telling. Talked so long and dragged the whole thing too long!

Thank you so much Mr. Tom. Your advice was really helpful

I bought this. Two problems. The jiggly lines are back and it feels like on old battery powered stylus on my old surface pro 3. And due to the metal tip the lines aren’t as aligned. I tried the metal tip on my iPad mini and the lines still don’t align perfectly, but the jiggly lines are gone. My mini has a paperlike on it.

Was going to buy paper like, but I’m willing to sacrifice so much for the ability to easily remove and replace the screen protector. I get extremely bothered whenever the adhered ones start peeling off that I’ll just peel and peel and whoops the whole thing is gone. I can’t even use a screen protector on my phone for this exact reason. So to me, a little extra scratches for the very affordable $38 (discount code lol) is fine. Plus I can just use the protector without the nibs.

Use the Astropad darkboard, you will by ergonomics, apply less pressure to the screen because your wrist will rest on the board. This would certainly affect your test, I think you should re-run your test but use the astropad darkboard at the same time :)

victor magic is better than that and if you play with threshold level you do not make it any better vivtoryzing you only change the real shape of the object

Thank You So Much... : ) ... A great video...

Picasso said Inspiration will turn up but it has to find you working.

Stunning. Agree with the rest something I would never have figured out. Thank you & I just stumbled on it looking to find a shortcut metrhod to make multiple arc's which I didn't find ;)

I would rather have the tips wear down rather than the screen protector. Theres no way to make 2 surfaces touching not wear down one another, the harder surface will wear down the softer one and as good as metal probably feels, 10/10 times the screen protector will be damaged

For people in th EU the price point for the astropad and pentips are they same after taxes and shipping. Astropads 39.99 is before taxes and shipping while pentips are 79.99 is after taxes and shipping. Just something to be aware of. For me it turned out pentips package was like 10 dollars cheaper in the end compared to astropad.

Fantastic I've been searching for this for a long time. TY!!!! Does this also work with high-colored images or better for B&W?

If you dont replace your (astropad) screen protector once every few months, is it possible to scratch the ipad glass through the protector?

Does anyone have a recommendation for a pencil tip or protector that feels like an (Galaxy) Spen or a (Microsoft) Surface pen?

To prevent scratching, could I use the normal/stock pencil nib on the Astro pad screen protector with no issue?

This is BRILLIANT!! Thank you!

I really enjoyed the conversation. Thank you guys!

For 80 it should it least last a year 80 a month It's more than paying for Photoshop or a premium subscription. And I think a year is like the lower end it should last a year in a half. U might as well buy a bunch of cheap protectors they pretty much all feel the same

Great tutorial sir thanks

This is was extremely helpful!

Actually? My 17 years of photoshop and illustrator knowledge has been blown out of the water, this is nuts. Complete game changer and thank you for not putting it behind a paywall, that's amazing!

I think I would use the Astropad nips for lining and the OG Apple pencil (or maybe some knock-offs) nip for coloring on my first IPad (soon *__*) and try out some different (even paperlike?) screen protectors. Yes, then I need to carry everything with me, but I don´t think that I will carry it around much or even outside (therefore the IPad is too expensive for me).

Thanks for the great insights!

Is it possible to use under static glass protector?

Does it also work for colored images?

I love using my Rock Paper Pencil with the metal tip pen. Light years better experience than drawing on glass.

Reminds me of Ezra Jack Keats, 'The Snowy Day' illustrations, which is a big part of my childhood.

Great chat Tom & Lisa. I’m going to leave another comment in your Patreon Tom ☺️

Can you do a video with color! Even if its super short

Was just about to pull the trigger on this and you saved me $40. Great review follow up!

Thanks. What about text though? Is that still clean enough at 50 dpi?

Awesome tip

Great Episode! Love your work Chris and Tom 👊

This is fantastic, both is content and presentation, thanks!

I love this! It preserves hand drawn looks better than any other method. Thank you!

Great conversation!

This was really helpful, thank you so much! :)

Thank you for helping me calm down. I really needed this You know you were so right about how it's annoying to have those changes asked, but then it also does push the work to a better place. I'll be responsible for the next 100 views of this video.

This is simply amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!

Life saver - Extremely grateful for the detailed solution... thanks alot <3

Thank you for depth of this interview. I think Lisa Bardot has such a good energy, and I enjoy following along on her tutorials and streams. It is interesting to hear how she is so mindful of the speed with which people follow along. She is a great teacher.

What about just using the normal Apple Pencil nib on it?

Hey man, super awesome of you to do this. I'm stuck with the dilemma of choosing between the regular glossy screen and nano-textured screen on the new iPad Pro. I went to my local Apple store today and actually got a good look at them side by side, and while the nano-textured screen still looks extremely impressive, the regular, glossy screen just blows it out of water when it comes to contrast, the deep blacks, the brighter whites, richer colors, etc. But the glare is horrible, and I know it will definitely bother me because the glare on my laptop screen can be a huge bother sometimes. This magnetic screen protector seems like a solid (albeit imperfect) solution to my dilemma. One question I have for you, though, is whether you think I would be able to put a permanent, regular screen protector on my iPad screen, and then lay this magnetic protector on top? Do you think the iPad would struggle with detecting touch or the pencil/hardness of the press? It would just kill me to scratch up the screen on a $2,000+ device, so a permanent screen protector is a must, but I'd rather avoid a permanent matte protector. Sorry for the wall of text, haha. Thank you for this great review!

I used this combo from aliexpress costed me 15 dollars the metal tips are glitchy if you touch the metal and show the back of the apple pencil to your ipad it draws randomly

Those prices are ridiculous.

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beautiful, bro, tks for sharing :)

Tutorial?

I don’t understand why these companies don’t make a harder screen protector and a softer nib. If the nibs wear down instead of the screen protector I would see that as a good thing. Nibs are cheaper and easier to replace than the whole screen protector.

Thank you for the honest review. I almost got these - then your previous video came out so I held off and glad I did. I have Paperlike and don't enjoy it. Sadly, I'll just be sticking to the glass screen for now.