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Any Wacom Tablet users out there??? Any advice? My wife bought an entry level Wacom Bamboo tablet. Its quite intimidating. I know everyone says you just have to get use to it but man its totally different that what you are use to using; keyboard and mouse lol.
If you have any words of wisdom I will soak it up. Thanks! |
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If u are used to drawing a lot of your concepts with paper + pen, the learning curve is not as steep.
and once u are used to it it makes it a lot more fun to create ideas. I use it in conjunction with my mouse. I also use it as an xy controller through ableton live. Very fun...
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oh cool man!
I used it tonight to render 4 images and post a comment on Facebook lol and it worked great!! |
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I bought one and I dont like it at all. The software is not that great and I find it hard to use. It is one of those things I bought but never ever use.
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I used to have one, and I didn't really like it. It's hard to link your movements to what's on the screen, and the software is downright terrible.
It collected a lot of dust and saw very little use.
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I don't think I'll ever like it. Like others said it's not convenient to use!
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I have an Intuos 4 and I'm really happy with it. Its worth trying it out in Illustrator, you have to adjust the brush settings so they are not set to keep path selected. If you have the right brush you get a really consistent drawing. From there you can paste it into photoshop and do some painting, once you get a workflow you are happy with they are invaluable.
I'd still say you can't beat paper and pencil for coming up with ideas though. |
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Silver Member
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That sucks it got stolen. I feel like I need to do the same thing with mine. Lock up the mouse and strictly only use the tablet. I have had it for a year and have only used it for pen tooling/rendering images.
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the tablets are really good to draw images for flash games, or photo shop images, once you get use to the way the tablet works it is much easier than you think, it is really convenient for uni students or high graphic designers, once you've got the basics down packed its really easy and relevant to use.
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