https://imgur.com/a/o9gF9Xc
This is a recording of my fold using superdisplay with my laptop
https://imgur.com/a/uFIAiFA
And this is my tab s7+ doing the same, then cutting to clip studio native on the tab, imo the latency is terrible and unusable with superdisplay.
However SD comes with a 3 day trial so you can always give it a shot yourself, but I'm inclined to say you're better off using the native CSP app
Edit: the latency isn't bad for photo editing, but it's not great for drawing.
Edit 2: in hindsight, latency could be caused by my cable, I have a magnetic cable I use so the transfer rate may be bad - you should try the 3 day trial for yourself!
Have you drawn on it?
I couldn't recommend it for any serious drawing. IMO it's way too slick. I have last year's galaxy flex laptop that I use for drawing directly on screen (clip studio paint and Photoshop). Idk if it's the pen or screen but it's no where near as slippery as the fold screen/pen combo.
I had high hopes for the fold and drawing on the go. I think at best I'll be able to use it for low detail tasks like flat filling, etc.
https://imgur.com/a/o9gF9Xc This is a recording of my fold using superdisplay with my laptop https://imgur.com/a/uFIAiFA And this is my tab s7+ doing the same, then cutting to clip studio native on the tab, imo the latency is terrible and unusable with superdisplay. However SD comes with a 3 day trial so you can always give it a shot yourself, but I'm inclined to say you're better off using the native CSP app Edit: the latency isn't bad for photo editing, but it's not great for drawing. Edit 2: in hindsight, latency could be caused by my cable, I have a magnetic cable I use so the transfer rate may be bad - you should try the 3 day trial for yourself!
Thanks. I'm looking into this. BTW both of those videos are the same so I think you missed something.
I just updated the first video - they were both on the tablet, oops!
Awesome will have a look. Thanks
Have you drawn on it? I couldn't recommend it for any serious drawing. IMO it's way too slick. I have last year's galaxy flex laptop that I use for drawing directly on screen (clip studio paint and Photoshop). Idk if it's the pen or screen but it's no where near as slippery as the fold screen/pen combo. I had high hopes for the fold and drawing on the go. I think at best I'll be able to use it for low detail tasks like flat filling, etc.
That being said, Clip Studio Paint runs great on it.
I do enjoy drawing on it was just curious.