Re:iPad Pro
by MontagFTB on Tuesday October 30, 2018 @03:36PM
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> It's not impressive if it's not doing it with ideal sharpness in real-time, which it wasn't.
Do you have evidence backing up this claim?
> Go plop the largest image you can find onto your nearest Android phone and it'll zoom & pan that image at 60fps with nary a stutter or issue
I've never seen an Android device composite, pan, and zoom a multi-layer gigapixel image with the same performance I saw today. If you have a video you could share, I'd be interested to see it.
> It will take a while for it to re-snap the sharpness as you zoom in
To let you in a bit, Photoshop was doing the recomposition of the destination region in real-time. And it's not just a single layer that's on display there, but hundreds, composited together while the user zooms in and out on varying regions of the document.
Do you have evidence backing up this claim?
> Go plop the largest image you can find onto your nearest Android phone and it'll zoom & pan that image at 60fps with nary a stutter or issue
I've never seen an Android device composite, pan, and zoom a multi-layer gigapixel image with the same performance I saw today. If you have a video you could share, I'd be interested to see it.
> It will take a while for it to re-snap the sharpness as you zoom in
To let you in a bit, Photoshop was doing the recomposition of the destination region in real-time. And it's not just a single layer that's on display there, but hundreds, composited together while the user zooms in and out on varying regions of the document.