Tablet drawing
So I'm thinking of gettnig a Wacom tablet or even a touch screen laptop. Out of simply curosity, anyone here use either of these?
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I have a Wacom tablet. the hundred dollar one.>_<(I'm cheap) The touch pen is ok, I would consider getting a thiner pen point, it would be easier to draw with. The mouse works great, and the pen has good sensitivity, even though the reaction time is a bit slow.
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This is the one I'm thinking of getting. a Touchscreen laptop
Gateway CX2600 - infoSync World |
Wow, that looks awesome!:eek: All the gateway's I've had were pretty good, despite what other people say about them. Erm....can I ask how much it is....>_<
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Getting back to topic: My take on it is that: 1. I've used a Wacom before and like Rikku-dona said the pen wasn't something I'd write home about. The nice feature though was that based on the pressure, the thickness of the line would change and thats very helpful for artists (as you probably know kudou-sama) 2. Touch screen laptops are neat, but expensive on maintenance if the screen goes bunk. But you gotta admit that its easier to carry around rather than an extra Wacom graphics pad. Overall: I'd recommend the Wacom so you can save your money for a more powerful laptop. This will allow you to run some pretty resource intesive applications (Photoshop etc.) that you can use to make up for any smudges that you get on the Wacom. |
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