Anyone care to help?
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If you have:
-50 bucks to spend -> Bamboo one (A6)
-200 bucks to spend (a bit less) -> Bamboo Fun (A5)
-200< I have no idea lol
-50 bucks to spend -> Bamboo one (A6)
-200 bucks to spend (a bit less) -> Bamboo Fun (A5)
-200< I have no idea lol
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Afaik Wacom is the best out there
http://www.wacom.com/index.html <- Pick one which suits your need and budget.
I'm planning to buy a Bamboo fun myself over christmas
Intuos > http://www.wacom-asia.com/intuos4 if you are planning to spend more
http://www.wacom.com/index.html <- Pick one which suits your need and budget.
I'm planning to buy a Bamboo fun myself over christmas
Intuos > http://www.wacom-asia.com/intuos4 if you are planning to spend more
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Juggle wrote...
Yes! Bamboo fun is good and durable ... it has nice sensitivity and pressure.same as him
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mantisprime1250 wrote...
Juggle wrote...
Yes! Bamboo fun is good and durable ... it has nice sensitivity and pressure.same as him
Same over here.
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Intous huh? Hmmm... what about the size? I'm no pro at drawing anyway... so does size goes on self-preference?
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well, if you're really aiming to invest in digital arts, an intuos would be nice.
if you're not sure then, bamboo would be good enough. cheap,decent. worth testing your skill/dedication on/ :)
intuos 3/4 would do. although price comparison between are small. so best take the intuos 4 :)
and yes, sizes between tablets are for your preferences. :)
small tablets good for big screens, while mid/small screens would be better with big tablets.
if you're not sure then, bamboo would be good enough. cheap,decent. worth testing your skill/dedication on/ :)
intuos 3/4 would do. although price comparison between are small. so best take the intuos 4 :)
and yes, sizes between tablets are for your preferences. :)
small tablets good for big screens, while mid/small screens would be better with big tablets.
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hmm it all depends how much space you need and so on because when i draw by hand i prefer a notbook size anything smaller and ill have some trouble so if your similar to me try a medium pentablet but big ones are best because you will have some comfort but its if you got space go with a big tablet hehee well thats just me I nevered tried pentablets.
hehee XD
hehee XD
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I've bought the Intous 4 but its my first time having a tablet... So, is it normal for a first timer to have a hard time controlling the pen?
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FakkuKing wrote...
I've bought the Intous 4 but its my first time having a tablet... So, is it normal for a first timer to have a hard time controlling the pen?Yes ... I think. Well, I had some trouble to begin with, but I got used to it quickly.
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ZeroOBK wrote...
FakkuKing wrote...
I've bought the Intous 4 but its my first time having a tablet... So, is it normal for a first timer to have a hard time controlling the pen?Yes ... I think. Well, I had some trouble to begin with, but I got used to it quickly.
I had a Bamboo Fun(it was stolen). But Yeah, When I first got mine it was kinda hard to work with, I had to get use to writing on the board and looking up at a screen!
XDD
It will get easier with time!
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What about the software? I'm using Paint Tool SAI... but I saw others can draw perfect looking curvy lines... Anyone knows where to find tutorial for Paint Tool SAI? I've been searching thru Youtube and no hope...