LightRoom Editing Pen & Tablet
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Something like this ? https://huion.uk/products/huion-inspiroy-h1161
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I've bought the small Wacom tablets refurbed from their online store
The one I got was indistinguishable from new but in a white box. They had some great deals around Black Friday - under £20 but nothing that small or cheap at the moment.
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The one I got was indistinguishable from new but in a white box. They had some great deals around Black Friday - under £20 but nothing that small or cheap at the moment.
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I've got a Huion tablet and it's served me well. I was using it daily for a couple of years.
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I've bought the small Wacom tablets refurbed from their online store
The one I got was indistinguishable from new but in a white box. They had some great deals around Black Friday - under £20 but nothing that small or cheap at the moment.
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Yep, I think that looks like something I am looking for. As long as will run on a windows 10 PC / LapTop then that do the trick.
Having not used one before will this be something that will grow with my ability ! ?
Using a mouse is just not precise for some of my work in LR or PS so is the Editing Tablet the way forwarded ! ?
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I’ve used Wacom tablets on and off for more than 20yrs. They work with Windows and Mac and have been very good with driver support. I only replaced my ArtPad II when I bought a pc with no serial port!
I’ve only used the small low end ones but used to work with graphic designers who swore by the big ones.
To be honest most things are quicker with a mouse but for delicate selections and particularly painting in masks etc where pressure sensitivity allows you to adjust the opacity there’s nothing else.
Back when, Wacom used to suggest you spend several days using the pen exclusively before you start to feel an improvement - I only pick mine up now and then but I do like having it hence suggestion the low end models.
Lots of people don’t get on with them so you might find a good used one instead.
If you’re looking to speed up workflow lightroom then a loupedeck might be better I don’t do enough developing to spend that much money knowing it would mostly be desk clutter
If you’re planning on spending lots of time cloning, smoothing and masking etc Then I think you’ll find it worth your while.
I’ve only used the small low end ones but used to work with graphic designers who swore by the big ones.
To be honest most things are quicker with a mouse but for delicate selections and particularly painting in masks etc where pressure sensitivity allows you to adjust the opacity there’s nothing else.
Back when, Wacom used to suggest you spend several days using the pen exclusively before you start to feel an improvement - I only pick mine up now and then but I do like having it hence suggestion the low end models.
Lots of people don’t get on with them so you might find a good used one instead.
If you’re looking to speed up workflow lightroom then a loupedeck might be better I don’t do enough developing to spend that much money knowing it would mostly be desk clutter
If you’re planning on spending lots of time cloning, smoothing and masking etc Then I think you’ll find it worth your while.