I’m sure it is something pretty simple (or perhaps no capability at all of doing it), but how on Earth do I turn off the anti-aliasing of the image when I’m zoomed in. I want to see the pixels exactly as they are, not as they are once they’ve been blurred up. I notice it turns off the anti-aliasing when I pan around the image using the [SPACE]… but as soon as I let go, *blur*… ugh.

So… anyone know how to turn off this feature?

I need to be able to turn off anti aliasing when zoomed in or this program will not suit my needs. I have been a devoted 3DStudioMAX user since 3DS v2 for Dos. I just got an iPad2, I like Sketchbook Pro a lot and hope to be able to continue using it, but I need to be able to see what I am drawing/painting on a per pixel level while greatly zoomed in. Even if I cant draw on a per pixel level, I still need to be able to see the affect that I am having on a per pixel level. In other words I need to be able to see what the art actually looks like while zoomed in.

This aspect of Sketchbook Pro would be much more suited as a “professional” drawing program feature if it did not anti alias when zooming.

Is it possible to turn of the Anti-Aliasing while zoomed in?

Someone please respond to this thread. Apparently I am not alone in this query and would like very much to use this software for a project.

thanks.