I can produce long delays using large wet mixed brushes though.
I do not have a problem with normal brushes like you show in Photoshop. However have user my son's intuos5 pro on my machine for his first pro had a bad touch ring and he wanted me to test his tablet. This issue makes that quite a bit more difficult. (Of course, the solutions present in that post no longer apply.) Here's the link, for anyone interested: Īny thoughts? Painter seems nice, but I'd really like to be able to do digital painting in Photoshop as well.
I've uploaded a video (from my iPad sorry for the quality) of this behavior: Īny thoughts? Calling Adobe first resulted in finger-pointing to Wacom (quickly squelched when I pointed out the same problem existed when using the trackpad), and then sending me a link to a 5-year-old Adobe Forum post that's for Photoshop CS4 and Wacom Intuos 4 tablets - that's 3 versions back for Photoshop and 2 versions back for the tablet. Some lag exists in Illustrator, but not nearly as bad as Photoshop - Photoshop CC really seems to be the culprit. The same lag exists in Photoshop when using the Mac's trackpad, but the problem disappears entirely when I move into Corel Painter, trackpad or Intuos. I immediately noticed input lag from the Intuos, so started to do some testing. I've been messing around with digital painting on an iPad for a while, and just bought a Wacom Intuos Pro (medium) so I could do so on my Macs.
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