I use it a lot too when I make my banners.
I use it to colour the lineart of others because I am not artistic. What kind of art you primarily use it for. I have had the tablet for about 6 months now I have the Wacom Bamboo Pen Tablet (it's a 4圆)
#Best drawing tablet to use with open canvas 6 windows#
And in case you need the info, this one is Windows Vista capable, and usable on Mac. You can still get a really good brand, without paying an arm and a leg for them. Why? I'd say 4 outta 5, only because the button on the pen gets in my way a bit.Ī bit of advice, if you're like me an need to stick to a low budget, go for smaller sized screens. None that I am aware of, I installed and got this thing running myself so it is idiot proof. But it is only a 4'x3' screen, works great for the small amount of drawing I do, but might need bigger if you are a real artist, which I most certainly am not hehe. I'm pretty sure I paid around 30-40 for it, definitely no more than that though. On Corel Painter x2 or 2x, something like that, I had to push down a lot harder with some of the brushes, but with Manga studio 4.0 it works like a dream.Ĭost when you got the tablet. Depends on the program, usually it is perfect, just a slight amount of pressure. Does crappy drawing count as a kind? lol Usually I use it to color in sketches, though I do use it when putting in text on like banners and such, cause I'm too lazy to switch back to mouse.
A couple of months probably, not very good at keeping track of time. DigiPro (I think, it's the only name I can find on the box lol.) This turned out to be a gigantic rantagraph. I like it the way it is, but I've had several other people who have used it complain. The other issue is that it goes with pen mode only, as far as I can tell, and won't do the mouse mode, where you can pick the pen up and set it back down and the cursor won't jump to a new corresponding spot on the screen. My only problems with it are that it is so ridiculously huge that it's difficult to carry it around, but that's canceled out by how smooth and beautiful I can get my lines. I love this thing all to bits it has lasted me SO well and SO long and really helped me get out there and make some digital art. Why?: Ooh, I think I'll have to go with a 4.5.
Necessary programs: Something to draw with! I mostly use Photoshop CS and other Adobe programs, but I also use Open Canvas 1.1 occasionally. I've been told that the pressure sensitivity is comparable to the new gigantic cintiq models, by a cintiq user.Ĭost when you got the tablet: It cost me $404 on e-bay, and it was a used model. I've forgotten how many layers of sensitivity this thing has. Sensitivity/ control: Ooh, that's a toughie. What kind of art you primarily use it for: /everything./ I do lines, sketches, flats, cel-shading, digital painting, vectoring, anything I can think to do with it. How long you've had the tablet: Nearly 5 years, and it still works like a dream. What brand/ type of tablet you have: Wacom Intuos 2 (but it's a gigantic model, something like 11" x 16") Dunno if I'll be much help because when I buy new equipment, I make an investment in it.
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