Hello,
Does anyone use Tabletts for drawing, I think yes. )
So now is a time to choose one form me, but i'm confused, which one....
Looking at a "Wacom Bamboo Pen & Touch (3. Generation)" have anyone tried it ?
Drawing Tabletts
Hello,
Does anyone use Tabletts for drawing, I think yes. )
So now is a time to choose one form me,...
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akrobata
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Posted 26 December 2012 - 12:26 PM
I use simple wooden pencil, paper and wacom inkling.
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sharie
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Posted 26 December 2012 - 03:53 PM
I am going to buy a drawing tablet but I am so very unsure what to buy. When I buy a camera I know what I am looking for but this technology has me a little lost as to if it is something that I could really use and be a benefit for end up one those spendy things that is a pain in the rear and never use it
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Bailey
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Posted 27 December 2012 - 05:00 AM
I just got the watcom bamboo yesterday for christmas and I'm LOVING IT! I'm left handed but have always used a regular right handed mouse, so having a tablet that lets me use my left hand is amazing. I'm thinking my graphic drawing skills will really go up. It only took 5 minutes to set up literally just had to plug it into my computer and install a disk and it works perfectly.
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Squewheet
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Posted 08 January 2013 - 02:21 PM
Well I have a Wacom Bamboo Fun it's one of the first models of the bamboo series. And I also have a wacom inkling. I really don't like the inkling since it doesn't turn drawings in to decent vectors to work with. But it might be I haven't played around with it much to get the hang of it.
But if your looking to get a tablet I would suggest a bamboo series tablet first and then upgrade later on when you feel like your ready. One thing to know is that its takes a little bit to get used to since your not drawing and looking at a piece of paper but your moving a pen on a tablet and watching the mouse move on the screen.
But if your looking to get a tablet I would suggest a bamboo series tablet first and then upgrade later on when you feel like your ready. One thing to know is that its takes a little bit to get used to since your not drawing and looking at a piece of paper but your moving a pen on a tablet and watching the mouse move on the screen.
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pb16
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Posted 28 January 2013 - 10:19 PM
Hi Chorcoal,
I use a Wacom Intous 3 for painting and drawing which is a little bit more expensive than Bamboo.
But, I heard that Bamboo is also a great tool for drawing. And it's also cheap. Have a try.
I use a Wacom Intous 3 for painting and drawing which is a little bit more expensive than Bamboo.
But, I heard that Bamboo is also a great tool for drawing. And it's also cheap. Have a try.
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Motiffmedia
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Posted 29 January 2013 - 09:42 PM
hi,
i am using iBall Pen Tablet 12" / 9", it is for Create professional design and artwork
FEATURES:
THIS IS Very Very Cheap!!!
i am using iBall Pen Tablet 12" / 9", it is for Create professional design and artwork
FEATURES:
- 1024 levels of pressure sensitivity to fully employ brush, colour and filter options in digital imaging applications
- Detectable pen tilt up to 60 degrees from vertical for dynamic sensing of pencil and paint brush movements in digital imaging applications
- High 4000 lpi resolution for pin point accuracy
- 200 rps response rate for fast and intuitive, large gesture drawing
- Absolute cursor positioning to avert computer related injuries
- Plastic overlay to trace images and documents
- Sturdy adjustable stand for an ergonomic posture while designing for long span of time
- Create professional design and artwork (Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Painter, Maya, 3DStudioMax, Pro-E, etc.)
- Wireless mouse and digital stylus pen offer absolute cursor positioning
THIS IS Very Very Cheap!!!
Edited by Motiffmedia, 29 January 2013 - 09:45 PM.
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Posted 02 December 2013 - 02:54 PM
I just bought (about a week ago) a bamboo pen and touch small. If you come from a mouse it is hard to get used to it, but i am more precise already. Can't definitely say it's worth it, it is too soon, but i like it. i just have to practice more...
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