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checkmate
24 Sep 2005, 11:08pm
I'm looking for a Wacom Tablet-type-thing (not used) because my dad said that if I found one, then he would buy it. I'm looking for the best kind. My dad and I were discussing it and we were tlking about one that displayed what it was that you were doing on the tablet. Any information would be helpful.
Thrax
24 Sep 2005, 11:09pm
Wacom is the best. Look at size, features and price and find the one that suits you.
MountainDew
25 Sep 2005, 6:44am
I just bought a 4x5 Wacom from best buy, i believe it was 108.00.
seriously after using this thing for like an hour i cant believe how i did anything with a mouse.
Nolf-Job
25 Sep 2005, 8:34pm
I have a 6x8 Wacom Intuos II. The Intuos III are really nice, and I found that stepping up one size from the smallest made it easier to work with. Just as a tip, tape a piece of blank paper over the tablet and it'll give you a little bit rougher surface which feels more natural.
I have the smallest version of the wacom and it's great, I do wish I had a bigger one though.... :thumbsup:
primesuspect
26 Sep 2005, 4:40am
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profdlp
26 Sep 2005, 5:17pm
W = Works
A = A
C = Charm
O = On
M = Manhood
Not available in stores! :mullet:
checkmate
28 Sep 2005, 1:54am
So, there aren't any that show you what you're doing on the tablet itself?
profdlp
28 Sep 2005, 2:04am
So, there aren't any that show you what you're doing on the tablet itself?
I'm not 100% sure what you mean. :scratch:
Are you referring to something like having an actual image traced out on the tablet? If so, I'm not aware of anything like that being available. (Which isn't to say it doesn't exist, just that I've never heard of it.)
Wacom has a tablet that is also an LCD Monitor... so you can see what your doing as if it were paper instead of just drawing somewhat blindly on a tablet and then having to look up at the normal screen to see what's going on and where the cursor/brush is.
GHoosdum
28 Sep 2005, 8:59pm
You could also buy a Tablet PC for that functionality too.
profdlp
1 Oct 2005, 3:04am
I saw this Wacom tablet (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16883100016) at Newegg just now. Excellent reviews, plus it comes with a full version of PhotoShop Elements 3.
Brand = WACOM
Series = Intuos3
Model = PTZ630
Interface = USB
Tablet Dimensions = 13.6 x 10.3 x 0.5 in
Active Area = 6" x 8"
Pressure Levels = 1024
Resolution = 5080 lpi
Accuracy = +- .01"
Tilt Range = +-60º
Max. Data Rate = 200 pps
checkmate
1 Oct 2005, 4:11am
Wacom has a tablet that is also an LCD Monitor... so you can see what your doing as if it were paper instead of just drawing somewhat blindly on a tablet and then having to look up at the normal screen to see what's going on and where the cursor/brush is.
That's exactly what I am looking for. Where can I get one of those?
profdlp
1 Oct 2005, 4:17am
Click the link and order it from Newegg. Shipping is only $5.99, you'll get it in three days, and pay no sales tax on top of that. No payments for 90 Days, too. :)
Alternatively, you may be able to find it locally at MicroCenter, Best Buys, etc, though I have no idea how the price would compare.
checkmate
1 Oct 2005, 4:22am
Click the link and order it from Newegg. Shipping is only $5.99, you'll get it in three days, and pay no sales tax on top of that. No payments for 90 Days, too. :)
Alternatively, you may be able to find it locally at MicroCenter, Best Buys, etc, though I have no idea how the price would compare.
That's the LCD monitor one?
profdlp
1 Oct 2005, 4:26am
That's the LCD monitor one?
No. Click the link and you can see some pictures of it.
Here is some more info from Wacom's site. (http://www.wacom.com/productinfo/intuos.cfm)
me wantie...kinda expensive, but worth every penny i'll bet.
http://www.wacom.com/lcdtablets/index.cfm
checkmate
2 Oct 2005, 1:30am
Thanx... That one looks really nice... :thumbsup:
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