Actually I think 'Your Mileage May Vary' ..Del_CtrlnoAlt said:intuos... if u can afford it.
everything just feels better. graphire is normally smaller size. just think... the pad = the whole of your screen, if u got a big screen, then u move abit across the small pad = a big leap in screen. hard to control sometimes.
wacom patent the pens, it feels nicer cos its light as there is no batteries. and intuos have variety of pens to choose from also.
Willy, when you are using 2 screens, the tablet just split up into 2 sections, one for each?willyfoo said:Actually I think 'Your Mileage May Vary' ..
I have used a 6x8 before and traded that in for a smaller 4x5..
Cos it was really tiring to use the 6x8 for long periods of time as the whole hand has to move across the tablet.. with the 4x5, my hand remains stationary, only my wrist moves..
By the way I use a dual screen.. and the 4x5 is still ok.. would prefer the new wide version. .think it's 6x11..
Deadpoet said:Willy, when you are using 2 screens, the tablet just split up into 2 sections, one for each?
I use an Intous now, got one of the big ones, can be difficult to navigate as I have to move my arm all over, but then when I have to do detailed stuff, it's amazing. Compromises.
Deadpoet said:Willy, when you are using 2 screens, the tablet just split up into 2 sections, one for each?
I use an Intous now, got one of the big ones, can be difficult to navigate as I have to move my arm all over, but then when I have to do detailed stuff, it's amazing. Compromises.
Yes.. splits into 2 sections.. but I checked 'Force Proportions', which uses only uses the top 45% approx of the top portion of the 4x5.. which I'm still comfortable with.. meaning my tablet becomes only a 2x5 effective..Deadpoet said:Willy, when you are using 2 screens, the tablet just split up into 2 sections, one for each?
I use an Intous now, got one of the big ones, can be difficult to navigate as I have to move my arm all over, but then when I have to do detailed stuff, it's amazing. Compromises.
I can't seem to find the quickpoint mode... where is it accessed?? or am I using an older driver? 4.93-3viix said:If it's the big ones why not just set the quickpoint mode and use a smaller area. Can be set one. I set a small square at the top on my 9x12 top right for quick navigation and a larger on the bottom left for rotoscoping work. Now, I can't go back to using a mouse anymore. :dunno:
willyfoo said:I can't seem to find the quickpoint mode... where is it accessed?? or am I using an older driver? 4.93-3
vince123123 said:I also don't recall a quickpoint mode that allows you to separate the tablet area like that....or maybe cos I'm using a outdated Graphire 2
Downloaded and installed the newest version.. still can't find it..Del_CtrlnoAlt said::think: should be in the intuos driver...
willyfoo said:Downloaded and installed the newest version.. still can't find it..
sorry, im too lazy to read through. as far as i know graphire is good enough, even though i use a very old intuos. oh yeah you don't really need big ones, 6x8" is a good size, any bigger is for the better of your wrist so you use arm more, but its really more tiring and generally for ppl who work on it around the clock. ^^ graphire shouldn' be ex these days..Zplus said:Thanks for all the great feedback. So it seems that the Intuos would be a better buy if the budget allows but the Graphire is sufficient for photoediting. Any shops to recommand for a good price?