I have a number of drawing/art programs on my iPad, but they are all somewhat limited. I also have photoshop on my PC.
I had wondered if you couldn't use the iPad as a graphics tablet, since with even a cheap stylus you can draw much more effectively than you ever could with a mouse on the PC.
Sure enough... There are actually several programs. I chose Splashtop, after watching several YouTube reviews. You install the app on your tablet, and a small server program on your PC.
When you log in, you get your computer running on your iPad. (well, you can access all the programs on your computer) This means you can open photoshop and use the iPad as a graphics pad.
It's not as full-featured as something like a pro graphics pad, but it works quite well.
Of course, you can access anything else you happen to have on your computer too... Books, music, video. And, if you are willing to pay a couple of bucks a month, you get the "use your computer anywhere" feature that lets you connect online.
(standard is wifi only)
I had wondered if you couldn't use the iPad as a graphics tablet, since with even a cheap stylus you can draw much more effectively than you ever could with a mouse on the PC.
Sure enough... There are actually several programs. I chose Splashtop, after watching several YouTube reviews. You install the app on your tablet, and a small server program on your PC.
When you log in, you get your computer running on your iPad. (well, you can access all the programs on your computer) This means you can open photoshop and use the iPad as a graphics pad.
It's not as full-featured as something like a pro graphics pad, but it works quite well.
Of course, you can access anything else you happen to have on your computer too... Books, music, video. And, if you are willing to pay a couple of bucks a month, you get the "use your computer anywhere" feature that lets you connect online.
(standard is wifi only)
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