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I’m only wating that moment to buy an iPad pro.In this real-time capture, Octane’s Spectral AI Denoiser and AI Light system are working together to clean up the Italian room at just 50 samples, and the new scene graph, powered by Brigade, instantly moves high-poly objects on the city streets. Please don’t tell me this won’t become a reality one day. Now, I invite and beg you, developers, to really start thinking about making Blender available for the coming versions of the iPad pro too, not only because it will help artists which often move here and there, but because it will also boost Blender as an art tool in general in respect to the competitors. Adobe already made the original Photoshop available on the iPad pro and we all know it’s some really unoptimized, heavy piece of sw. Not that I’m an Apple fun, I don’t like Apple at all, but the iPad pro is an exception which I really think could replace notebooks entirely. Apple developers claim that iPad pro is more powerful than the average notebook and it’s pretty believable in my experience. Affinity Designer, Photo and some interesting 3D apps are starting to get into the business too. I tested the iPad pro with Procreate by my self and can assure it’s an incredibly pleasing experience.

This made artists prefer a traditional sketchbook along with a pencil or a pen as travel companions. Some time ago, the only piece of hw you could think of to get some work done on the go was the Wacom Mobile Studio, which unfortunately is really expensive (3500€ +) and not so powerful, with a very limited battery duration. As you all probably know the iPad Pro is really getting into the industry as a powerful tool for 2D concept artist, along with Procreate as a substitute to Photoshop due expensive subscribtion plans and the way Adobe used to revoke elder perpetual licenses.

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