Basically, it's easier to get closer to the ideal stroke than it would be in Photoshop. You're probably thinking, 'great, more knobs to tweak', but many of the options in the brush engine provide dramatic and helpful changes to the way brushes function without changing the brush entirely. Manga Studio 5 also features correction tools that artificially slow the brush down to encourage smoother strokes. Manga Studio 5 supports individual brush curves for each tool as well as its own internal pen pressure graph.

The differences between the two programs' brush engines are substantial enough to warrant discussion.

The Manga Studio 5 folder comes in at roughly 300 MB while Photoshop CS6 is around 1.74 GB post installation. The Creative Cloud version of Photoshop runs for $20 a month. Manga Studio 5 is $79.99 verses a box copy of Photoshop CS6 at $688.43. In this case, the question is whether or not MS5 has more features than Photoshop, but does it have all the features that make it a passable replacement for Photoshop? The Good Price In comparison, Manga Studio 5 is almost identical to Photoshop in regards to many of its functions with some gains in important areas with minimal compromises in the areas that you spend most of your time working inside of. Photoshop, despite how frustrating it was to learn at the beginning, is an industry standard for a reason. The programs are surprisingly similar even with significant differences in program size and pricing. If you've read the comparison list between Photoshop and Manga Studio 5, you probably got hit in the face with a lot of jargon about how they're different.

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