One of the headlining features is a new technology Astropad calls “Liquid Extreme,” which the company says offers “stunning image quality and responsiveness.” Liquid Extreme offers color corrected output and retina resolution, as well, meaning that what you see on your iPad is the same as what you see on your Mac. In addition to Apple Pencil support, Astropad Studio also offers customizable quick actions, short cuts, touch input, and keyboard support. Astropad claims that the app offers almost zero latency and full pressure sensitivity support for Apple Pencil, making it the perfect drawing companion. The app is intended to be used as a second-screen for drawing with an iPad Pro + Mac setup.
Astropad touts that the new Studio app is the “highest performance tool for the most demanding creative work.”Īstropad Studio, which is a free application with a monthly or annual subscription, is designed exclusively for the iPad Pro. Now, the company is back with a new edition of its second-screen iPad app that aims to turn the iPad Pro into a full-fledged professional drawing tablet. We’ve covered Astropad extensively in the past, most recently noting of a new feature that converts your iPad into a Mac drawing tablet.
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