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Cookeh
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Hey
Anyone know of any decent (but reasonably priced) graphics tablets for use on Photoshop?
Thanks in advance
Alistair
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veato
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I've got a Bamboo Fun Medium (as it was called then) and it works great. Its not as good as the more expensive ranges but I didnt need anything that good/expensive. I was cheapest at Pixmania.
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Wacom Cintiq or Intuos are the normal contenders.
The Intuos range has just been uprgaded and they are stonking. The more upmarket Cintiq range uses a touchsensitive display, which is incredible to use, but they are incredibly expensive and the Intuos range has jumped ahead in terms of actual drawing features, so I'd hold off for a Cintiq upgrade at the moment, if you are looking in that direction.
We used the Intuos range at the Agency I used to work for and they are very nice.
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Cookeh
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Looking for something abit cheaper lol - around the £30 mark tops *Sighs* Being a student FAILS
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veato
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Thats why I stuck to Bamboo, and they're not that cheap either! There's stuff like this around the £60 mark clicky and clicky but if they're still too much there's a few budget items although I couldnt say how good any of them will be. I guess you wont be losing that much if they're not great. Clicky and clicky. _________________Twitter Blogflickr
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| Tue Nov 17, 2009 7:19 pm |
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Cookeh
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 | | | | veato wrote: Thats why I stuck to Bamboo, and they're not that cheap either! There's stuff like this around the £60 mark clicky and clicky but if they're still too much there's a few budget items although I couldnt say how good any of them will be. I guess you wont be losing that much if they're not great. Clicky and clicky. | | | | |
Thanks Veato, some good choices then - the 1st trust one reduced from £60 looks good! Ill have to wait till my next pay day though xD
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