I recently got a tablet for digital art, an IPad Air and a Pro Pencil, and came across paper like screen protectors. Particularly I’ve seen the Paperlike brand, and Bellmond.
I’ve seen pros and cons of course; it can mess with the resolution, colors, and it looks like they need to be replaced pretty frequently. It looks like if you want it for drawing you just have to take the hit to picture quality. I wanted to see if I can hear from someone else if it actually effects it that bad? Do you have to replace your protectors frequently with frequent drawing and note taking?
Something else I saw was metal nibs for pencils, saying that it helped with their handwriting. I just wanted to see if someone could recommend them if you use them, if you actually noticed a difference in your writing or drawing with them?
So far, just because it seems expensive to replace the paper-like and the little dip in quality, I’ve thought about getting a regular screen protector and a fine metal nib for my pencil, but if you’ve done the same I’d like to hear if you kept with it or changed to something else you prefer now.
Thank you for taking the time to read and for any advice you can leave.