im not a good artist what so ever, im quite bad actually but thats not stopping me from trying but point is Im not doing this professionally so this thing seemed like the perfect option assuming its any good for drawing (and it does seem to be a focus so hurra!) This is really a trial and error thing, so experiment with different materials and see what works best for your needs.Bought this tablet after months of research for an affordable drawing tablet to mostly just do some doodles and practice. That said, you can always use a folded up napkin or some other cloth under your palm to ensure the “touch” of your palm is not detected.

In contrast if you are using a stylus that has some logic to it - hardware plus drivers - then the system can favor the stylus over any other touch. Meaning if you are just using a “dumb” stylus that has no drivers and essentially just mimics a finger touch, you can’t really control palm rejection since the system cannot tell the difference between the touch of your palm versus the touch of the stylus.

Meaning, it will reject your palm in favor of the stylus.īut in my experience using an iPad mini with an Apple Pencil, this is a feature that is dependent on the stylus. The basic concept of palm rejection is for the system to favor the stylus instead of just any “touch” action. Depending on what kind of stylus you are using, you might be able to enable palm rejection on your device.

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