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Depends highly on what your workflow is. Sketchbook Pro is great for doing a quick render or sketch, the setup is nice for getting stuff done real quick. I like the fact that the tools are so intuitive, I can get a lot done in not a huge amount of time.Photoshop is better for more involved sketch and photo render work, mainly due to the fact that you have both raster and vector capabilities-photoshop's paths and masks are markedly effective for building rendered layers off of a photo.Depends on how much detail you're planning on getting into mostly, and how much time you want to invest in learning how to navigate the software. SBP is remarkably effective for sketching/painting stuff.Photoshop is much more technical but also quite a bit more powerful in terms of what you can accomplish. Based on your descriptive experience with both Sketch book pro and Photoshop, I decided to purchase the program (sketch book pro). Despite the fact the program is affordable, It took me less then 24hrs to fully learn the program, and with my wacom tablet, I am able to create sketches in a fraction of the time it would have taken me to sketch on paper and scan into Photoshop to paint.
Yep, No more paper drawings for me, I’ve gone GREEN!Thanks you for helping me understand the benefits of using SBP. Sketchbook pro is pretty cool, has a very nice rubber, very nice and soft brushes, fast and intuitive to use.But until it has decent selection tools, marquees, etc, i will never use it. That a killer for me.Anti-aliasing is just too horrible to use.That needs some serious fixing. Adding some feather option to selection tools is needed too. Or it will never be a fit replacement for photoshop for painting.I hate to have to paint in a photography program such as photoshop. Waiting for sketchbook pro to get more robust.Untill then i ll never change, because it s a worse program. With some intelligence behind the developers, it can easily be a photoshop killer for digital painting.
I will chose it for sure. So please, fix the. thing professionally please.
BiographyGeorge Fitzmaurice, Ph.D. Is a Director of Research and runs the for Autodesk. He has been with Autodesk (including Alias) for over 15 years conducting research in 2D and 3D UIs including: input devices, large displays, two-handed interaction, multi-touch, pen-based UIs, TrackingMenus, spatially-aware displays, 3D navigation and tangible UIs. In the HCI community he established the field of Graspable UIs which is the pre-cursor to what is known as Tangible UIs. Currently, he is leading research projects on Advanced Learning Technologies for feature-rich software applications.Working with his colleagues he has helped to author over 60 HCI papers and over 30 patents. Notable product contributions include Maya 1.0 UI, SketchBook Pro UI design, ShowMotion™ for Showcase, the 3D Navigation tools (ViewCube™ and SteeringWheels™) and Chronicle for Autodesk products.
Fitzmaurice received a B.Sc. In Mathematics with Computer Science at MIT, an M.Sc.
In Computer Science at Brown University and a Ph.D. In Computer Science at the University of Toronto.
PatentsClickaround tool-based graphical interface with two cursorsT. Fitzmaurice, B. Kurtenbach, R. OwenUnited States Patent #5666499. Issued 1997.System for editing time-based temporal digital media including a pointing device toggling between temporal and translation-rotation modesWilliam Buxton and George FitzmauriceUnited States Patent #5790769. Issued 1998.Temporal data control system (Mobile scrubwheel).Bill Buxton and George FitzmauriceUnited States Patent #5973669.
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Issued 1999.Three-dimensional input system using tiltRavin Balakrishnan, Thomas Baudel, George W. Fitzmaurice, Gordon KurtenbachUnited States Patent #6115028. Issued 2000.User interface system and method for controlling playback time-based temporal digital mediaWilliam Buxton and George FitzmauriceUnited States Patent #6191784. Issued 2001.System for accessing a large number of menu items using a zoned menu bar (The HotBox)Gordon Kurtenbach and George FitzmauriceUnited States Patent #6,414,700. Issued 2002.Drawing System using desing guidesThomas Baudel, George Fitzmaurice, Bill Buxton, Gordon Kurtenbach, Charles Tappen, Peter LiepeUnited States Patent #6,377,240.
Issued 2002.Widgets displayed and operable on a surface of a volumetric display enclosureGeorge W. Fitzmaurice, Ravin Balakrishnan and Gordon P. KurtenbachPatent pending, filed 2002.Graphical user interface widgets viewable and readable from multiple viewpoints in a volumetric displayGeorge W. Fitzmaurice, Ravin Balakrishnan and Gordon P. KurtenbachPatent pending, filed 2002.Three dimensional volumetric display input and output configurationsGordon P. Kurtenbach, George W. Fitzmaurice and Ravin BalakrishnanPatent pending, filed 2002.Volume management system for volumetric displayGordon P.
Kurtenbach, George W. Fitzmaurice and Ravin BalakrishnanPatent pending, filed 2002.A system for physical rotation of volumetric display enclosures to facilitate viewingRavin Balakrishnan, Gordon P. Kurtenbach and George W.
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FitzmauricePatent pending, filed 2002.Techniques for pointing to locations within a volumetric displayRavin Balakrishnan, Gordon P. Kurtenbach and George W. FitzmauricePatent pending, filed 2002.Digital tape drawing systemRavin Balakrishnan, William Buxton, George W. Fitzmaurice, Gordon KurtenbachPatent pending, filed 2000.A system for creating and modifying curves and surfacesRavin Balakrishnan, George W. Fitzmaurice, Gordon KurtenbachPatent pending, filed 2000.A System And Method Of Integrated Spatial And Temporal NavigationNicolas Burtnyk, Azam Khan, George W. Fitzmaurice, Ravin Balakrishnan, Gordon KurtenbachPatent pending, filed 2002. Background / CV Ph.D.Computer Science (HCI), University of Toronto, Canada.
(1996)Thesis: Graspable User InterfacesAdvisor: Bill BuxtonTeaching assistant for courses in human-computer interaction. The courses involved participating in the Apple Design Contest.M.Sc.Computer Science, Brown University, Providence, RI. (1991)Thesis: 'Form-Centered Workflow Automation Using an Agent Framework,'Advisor: Prof.
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Andries van Dam.B.Sc.Mathematics with Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA. (1988)AwardsCHI'98 Recognition of Service Award - ACM Special Interest Group on Computer-Human InteractionUniversity of Toronto Open Doctoral Fellowship.Lambda Sigma National Honor Society.