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Drawing/graphical tablet - TechSaavy - 01-15-2014
I was browsing the local electronics shop, when I suddenly found this: [Link]
My question is, have anyone here any experience with these kind of devices?
Is it worth buying it?
If you own one of these, it would be nice if you named some pros and cons about them.
RE: Drawing/graphical tablet - mig4ng - 01-15-2014
Some friends of mine, have similar stuff, if you really want to get into web design, it's really a must have since it helps you for example on free drawing.
I'd suggest Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop and one of those = success
Good Luck
RE: Drawing/graphical tablet - Equinox - 01-15-2014
(01-15-2014, 12:32 AM)CamIce Wrote: I was browsing the local electronics shop, when I suddenly found this: [Link]
My question is, have anyone here any experience with these kind of devices?
Is it worth buying it?
If you own one of these, it would be nice if you named some pros and cons about them.
I use the Wacom Intuos.
RE: Drawing/graphical tablet - Jiggly - 01-15-2014
(01-15-2014, 01:12 AM)Duubz Wrote: I use the Wacom Intuos.
Oh dear god you have no idea how jealous I am of you....
I find these to be wonderful, but I use it for digital drawing not the usual GFX tasks. However, some of the most amazing works I've ever seen have been created using one of those and photoshop. I would recommend starting out with a cheaper one to begin with, so you get used to what it's like to navigate with one. That way, if you decide you don't like it, you won't have lost out on much (some of those come with extortionate prices!) It comes pretty naturally like using a mouse. However, in photoshop etc, the ability to use pressure with the pen can be insanely useful.
Although, not all of them are the same of course, so you may have a good experience with one, and not the other.
Most of this boils down to what you'd use it for... And I doubt you'll be using them for what I use them for so I'll leave my feedback to that xD I considered creating a pro's and cons list but to be honest, mine is biased to one type of work - sorry!
RE: Drawing/graphical tablet - Equinox - 01-15-2014
(01-15-2014, 02:36 AM)Jiggly Wrote: Oh dear god you have no idea how jealous I am of you....
Jelly Jiggly?
![[Image: fcmvyu.jpg]](http://oi40.tinypic.com/fcmvyu.jpg)
RE: Drawing/graphical tablet - Jiggly - 01-15-2014
(01-15-2014, 02:39 AM)Duubz Wrote: Jelly Jiggly?
![[Image: fcmvyu.jpg]](http://io40.tinypic.com/fcmvyu.jpg)
Broken image O.o And I tried the link in my browser and got nothing xD
RE: Drawing/graphical tablet - Equinox - 01-15-2014
(01-15-2014, 02:40 AM)Jiggly Wrote: Broken image O.o And I tried the link in my browser and got nothing xD
Try again. I fixed the link this time.
RE: Drawing/graphical tablet - Jiggly - 01-15-2014
Oh.. now I got it.. YES I AM JEALOUS. I have a very old wacom graphics pen tablet.... old. Discontinued old I think xD
RE: Drawing/graphical tablet - Equinox - 01-15-2014
And it'sright next to my Razer DeathAdder mouse. : P
And Razer DeathStalker keyboard. >>
RE: Drawing/graphical tablet - Cressi - 01-15-2014
Wacom makes great graphic tablets, and if you do digital graphics work, I would definitely reccomend buying one.