![]() ![]() Once I get used to the mapping, I could easily see using it for early brainstorm sketches, and even for slightly more involved graphics projects in a pinch. It’s a very cool way to sketch on the road, however, without requiring an external tablet and while also providing the power of full Photoshop. The company offers a free demo, so you can see if you’re okay with the level of lag before you put down $25 to unlock the full version of the software. ![]() All that said, I did find the input lagged a bit when using it with the most recent version of Photoshop on the 2015 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro. You can also tweak how it detects input (via holding down the space bar, or simply by noticing pressure), adjust sensitivity and range, and pretty much modify things to a place where you’re more comfortable. The app provides a highlighted area mapped directly to your trackpad by default, which makes it easier to use, and provides a number of tools accessible via gestures like two-finger pinch, zoom and rotate to manipulate the active drawing area depending on your preference. ![]() I tried it out, and it’s very much like drawing on a smaller version of the Wacom Bamboo series of tablets, meaning you also have to get used to positioning in order to really use it well. ![]()
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