Dan Pražák Inviting various developers and game studios from every technology sphere is nothing new for Apple Special events. This time we saw the pair of 2K Games and Adobe, which demonstrated the performance of the newly introduced iPad Pro. According to the statement, the apple tablet thus becomes an even better device that can handle not only professional graphic tasks, but can even compete with the leading producers of game consoles. The presented NBA basketball title from 2K can handle even the highest graphic requirements.
The newly built iPad Pro is thus able to render extreme details related to graphic processing, which ensures extremely advanced rendering and realistic character movement generation. In addition to the players chasing after the basketball, all the characters that we can find on the game screen have received an incredibly realistic treatment. The Apple tablet thus offers a whole range of revolutionary possibilities, such as depicting the details of hair movement, dripping sweat or player tattoos. At the same time, each character is processed in a unique and authentic style, which results in unique movements and creations of the players on the field.
Next came the well-known Photoshop program, which will now be available on the iPad in its full version. The application will thus offer a wide range of options that we know from the full version for desktops. However, Apple is not stopping at anything and is even adding features that we will be using on the iPad Pro for the very first time. Using the most advanced Arki system, which takes care of the visualization of augmented reality, we will be able to literally bring our graphic creations to life.
Part of this system is the arrangement of individual layers, which can be exchanged and moved forward or backward, which creates a very realistic representation of the distance between individual layers in augmented reality. The overall user interface is almost identical to the desktop version of Photoshop. Using images in extremely high quality, Adobe presented that the new iPad Pro will not be shortened by even the smallest detail that we have become accustomed to with the desktop version.
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