Painting on the Samsung Note 2?

Selaznog

Hey guys, I'm thinking of getting a smartphone. I've had an iPod touch for 4 years and I love the thing. Fast, easy, efficient. Even though it's not pressure sensitive, using Sketchbook pro I can still do decent drawings without it lagging out too much.


I know the Note 2 is pressure sensitive, which is very attractive. I've been looking for a portable pressure sensitive device. Curious though, are there any pressure sensitive painting apps for it to control opacity/size?


Honestly I don't care about customization for a cellphone...Jailbroke my iPod a few years ago. It's neat to have different interfaces every once in awhile, but I just find it gimmicky.


So, anybody use the Note 2 as a painting device? Does it lag or is it smooth?
Post your art if you can



(PS: I'm also interested in the photo quality of the camera. If you have any pictures taken with the Note 2 or Galaxy s3 post em here!)

Kwramm

yes there are. I have a note 1. Unfortunately the note 1 is a little bit laggy - maybe it's better on the note 2, but it also depends on the app - some are more laggy than others. Pressure sensitivity is so-so. Even though the thing is made by wacom it's not nearly like a real tablet - not even comparable to the cheap wacoms.

I guess if the note 2 is faster and has less lag then it would be really nice to draw on it. Of all the phones/tables it's probably the nicest one to draw on because of the pressure sensitivity but also because it's small like a small moleskine, so it can really be used as very portable sketchbook. Definitely beats tiny screened iPhones where you do finger painting

Camera is okay. The iPhone camera is definitely better (again compared to Note 1). The videos however are top notch!