Clip Studio Paint vs Krita

I use Clip Studio Paint and Krita to recreate the same exact drawing. I personally use Clip Studio Paint for the bulk of my drawings, but I wouldn't sleep on Krita. I've only used Krita a handful of times but it's awesome for being completely free. Which software do you use?
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[@Shokoboop2]

Krita is a bit hard to understand but is better because the brushes are very smooth

[@AegisIF]

Woah, while CSP looks more colorful, krita looks kinda similar, except looks a little more soft? I was just talking about krita with someone earlier lmao, nice comparison!

[@oliphrogart]

Yeah Krita is pretty cool! I hope to see what else I can do with it :)

[@AegisIF]

@@oliphrogart yooo, krita video?? lesss goooo

[@urihasbeenb1xcked]

It just looks that way because they didnt use the same exact colors

[@yu-sama]

​@@urihasbeenb1xckedor maybe they used a Bit Depth of 16 bits instead of 8 bits. CSP is locked at 8 bits of colors while Krita can go as high as 32 bits. This makes more accurate colors and gradients that may appear softer or more saturated, and can make a color from other sources look different

[@hat7475]

i had recently installed Krita so this was abit useful!

[@techtachz7561]

pretty same dude

[@fidgetyjester2399]

I prefer CSP more, but only because I'm learning illustrations, comic, and also animation. So even if Krita is better for drawing, and way cheaper on top of that, I still prefer CSP for having an entire package for me if that make sense.
That being said, I don't think I'll support CSP as long as sub is a thing though, so just using the other version for now. Lol XD

[@oliphrogart]

Definitely makes sense, CSP is pretty powerful!

[@yu-sama]

You can do all that on Krita too thou, i would argue is better for animations

[@PhilLipine-eh2dm]

@@yu-sama its laggy asf

[@yu-sama]

@@PhilLipine-eh2dm Normally thats because of the display, you can go into settings > configuration > display then change the preferred render (from opengl to direct3d)
Also you can change in the table settings the table input from wintab to Windows ink.
You have to reset after this (the app)

[@PhilLipine-eh2dm]

@@yu-sama i dont use tablet.
also it was automatically set to direct 3d but it was laggy . So i turned off image buffer now its kinda smooth

[@Luminastage]

Does anyone know how she didn't end up with white pixels all over the drawing in the krita version?

[@theoneandonlysnoopcat]

Yooo cute phrogs lmfaooo, krita's looks so much softerrr, did you give em a name?

[@oliphrogart]

No he still needs a name :,)

[@theoneandonlysnoopcat]

@@oliphrogart how about "Puddles"

[@kanki2986]

Im using both Thame n krita is better than csp.

[@psycho_ocelot]

Do you think it is easier to draw in CSP?

[@oliphrogart]

I would say that I personally find CSP easier only because I've been using it longer, but I don't think Krita is any harder once you get the hang of it! They're both pretty straightforward to use.

[@flaviamedeiros759]

Krita venceu ❤

[@Mihimal]

Krita

[@techtachz7561]

by The Way krita is much better

[@dnareou2060]

Well, I don't see any difference. I use Krita a lot.