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Awesome thanks for all the info!!!!!definatly my next investment!
http://www.playtech.co.nz/product.ph...detail&id=5581
According to that the fun is 512 levels of pressure sensitivity???
Yes its nice they expanded the entry level range, there is quite a big price jump up to the Intuos, and I have been holding out for one, but for what I want to do (ie edit photos) and with the improvements in the pressure sensitivity ( going from 512 to 1024) thats a real possibility now and a lot more affordable.
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Awesome thanks for all the info!!!!!
http://www.playtech.co.nz/product.ph...detail&id=5581
According to that the fun is 512 levels of pressure sensitivity???
Nikon D90, 18-105mm VR, 50mm 1.8, Velbon Sherpa 803R Tripod
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I have one that has an active area of about 6 x 8 inches. I personally would not like one any bigger as you have to move your hand to much.
I have intuos 3 8x6 never use it just collecting dust so if you want to make me offer PM me
Have updated vista/win7 drivers as well
I've just gotten myself an Intuos 4, Medium size.
It is great in Lightroom, but probably not much of an advantage over a mouse. It's full graphics programs like Photoshop where it really excels.
Be prepeared for a bit of a learning curve as you do have to think differently from using a mouse, plus finding the right setup configuration for you will take a bit of time. I wouldn't want anything bigger as you do have to move your hand a lot.
I got mine a couple of weeks ago while in Japan - they are about 2/3rds the price they are here (got an Intuos for a Bamboo price). If you are/know of someone going overseas consider that option for puchase, or weka2000's 2nd-hand one could be a good deal.
Nikon D200/16-85 VR/70-300 VR/50mm f1.8/SB-800
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I have never warmed to it. I like the idea but just seems fiddly for me.
8x6 (A5) is about the right size.
Windows 7 seems big on them ..... and you can configure the hell out of it.
Used to have an Intuos 3 A4 model. It was massive and a bit unwieldy. Given the opportunity again, I'd have gone for the smaller model if it was just for photo editing. I found it to look at the screen and not the tablet but it's something you would get used to. I'd get one again but not the A4 one.
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