Wacom/Grphics Tablets
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Started off with an A6, but found it too small and upgraded to an A5 size - it's just about right.
I only use it when working on images, but it is so much better than a mouse for Photoshop work, in my opinion - expensive but worth it. If mine went faulty, I would get a replacement immediately
Chris
I only use it when working on images, but it is so much better than a mouse for Photoshop work, in my opinion - expensive but worth it. If mine went faulty, I would get a replacement immediately
Chris
like others have said I use it most of the time now, instead of mouse
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I use it instead of a mouse too. Fantastic bit of kit - almost essential for accurare editing. Very easy to use.
Just hover above the pad to move around and clicking makes a left click. Couldn't be easier or more natural.
I use the Wacom Bamboo Fun which belies it's name. It's a serious bit of kit although the Intuoe is more professional.
Just hover above the pad to move around and clicking makes a left click. Couldn't be easier or more natural.
I use the Wacom Bamboo Fun which belies it's name. It's a serious bit of kit although the Intuoe is more professional.
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I totally agree with this. Honestly, buying any brand other than Wacom is a waste of money. I've owned many Wacoms over the years and they've all been reliable, good investments. Brands like Genius and Aiptek are cheap for a reason.
