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Oh, also 5's pencils are on par with sketchbook pro. It's coloring is on par with photoshop and sai and painter... and it made the inks smoother. But I wouldn't recommend paying for it as you're doing wonderful with 4ex.
have you played with the perspective rulers? I think that's where you'll truly fall in love with MS4EX.
TRY THOSE PERSPECTIVE RULERS!!!!!! You will fall in love with that program all over again.
There are a few areas where I can still tell it's digital, mainly from the edges ( background, and some feathering), but overall really nice!
I still favor real ink over digital any day, but if you're taking the move for practical reasons, I guess you're very close to a result that is satisfactory for you.
I personnally find that doing crisp linework takes more time digitally than traditionnally, but for colors it's a huge time saver. It's also very convenient for breakdowns and rough compositions. One thing that irks m with the clean linework stage on the computer is the micro-lagging you get when you want to do quick or large strokes. Even with a powerful computer like the one I have at work.