JaiGieEse wrote:
Well, it is true that the article doesn't specifically mention photography, but inasmuch as many who offer instruction in photographic post-production recommend Wacom tablets for precision retouching, and if this article is to be believed, the Apple Pencil is far and away more responsive than is a Wacom, I'd think it would be highly relevant to photography.
Yes, it's a fine line between photography and chit-chat. I sometimes get several notices in one day that my posting was moved to the "correct" section.
Steve Jobs said something to the effect that if you need a stylus, you're doing something wrong.