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by ahsitan , Apr 06 '02
Pros: compatible with many programs, graphic versatility, traceable surface Cons: small active drawing area
My husband has realized my frustration with drawing on the computer with a mouse for some time now. I am a person who will readily sit down and sketch something on a piece of paper, but when faced with a blank computer screen and a mouse the creative...
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by ronaldraven , Sep 30 '02
Pros: very responsive, pressure sensitive, easy to use, easy to set up, good price Cons: mouse might move a little too fast if you are doing detail work with it
For several years now I have been creating computer art for the web, for editing pictures, and simply for entertainment. I am in no way a professional artist, however I felt that I was good enough to graduate from having to negotiate with my clumsy...
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by fusefactor , Oct 27 '02
Pros: The pen has a nice, heavy feel, doesn't feel unnatural Cons: USB connection randomly shuts off
At school, we have these Graphire tablets at school. And it made my job in Photoshop really easy. So, one day, I decided to pick one up so that I can do Photoshop work in the comfort of my own home. And I'm happy to say that this product has been the...
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A must for students first starting out
by jmodesigns ,Nov 06 '04
Pros: Great tools for artist beginners and pros. Does not take up desk space Cons: Small active drawing area, but you get used to it.
My tablet is the only thing I use, forget a regular mouse, the stylus is the best.
I use my tablet for everything!
It's perfect for: Photo-editing, using the stylus to design vector graphics or computer simulated paintings and illustrations. The mouse is extremely steady as well.
Using the stylus also relieves strain on the wrist.
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