This is a thread to discuss all kinds of digital drawing hardware: non-display graphics tablets, pen display tablets, portable tablets and more.
If you have any additional questions, ask them.
Remember to ignore all chinese shills.
>I'm thinking of getting the Wacom One, should I buy it?
Fuck off retard. Ask a better question.
>Recommended tablets:
Intuos 3 - Best screenless tablet. Look for one on Craigslist or Ebay.
Intuos 4, 5 & Pro - Also good options. Will burn through your nibs.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite - Budget portable display tablet. Very solid drawing experience with Wacom EMR tech, but a small 10.4" display area.
Used iPad Pro 2nd Gen 12.9" - Best option for a display tablet.
Galaxy Tab S7+ - Good premium alternative to an iPad Pro
>Avoid:
XP-Pen, Huion, Gaomon and every other Chinese brand - Poor build quality, lackluster pens, broken tilt, struggles to register light pressure, horrible customer support and the displays are not calibrated. All Chinese brands are basically the same because they're all centralized. Check out the webm to understand how bad they are. Also watch out, Chinese companies shill HARD on /ic/; they do a lot of samefagging and frequently hurl personal insults.
Microsoft Surface Pro - The N-Trig digitizer means you will always get wobbly lines.
Lenovo - Bad drawing performance because they're not designed with art in mind.
Cintiqs & other desktop display tablets - Overpriced, prone to problems and will lead to back posture issues.
iPads (brand new)
iMacs and Macbooks - Never buy this garbage under any circumstance. It's a locked ecosystem with rubbish hardware you can't upgrade.
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>>6003126 Wondering if there's any noticeable technical differences i should know about between the recommended tablets in the thread, Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, iPad Pro 2nd Gen, Galaxy Tab S7
Also wondering if any of you use a screenless tablet, if yes how does it feel like? And why use that instead of a display, is it just a matter of money?
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>>6003210 Id like to have a tablet that gives you a nice drawing experience comparable to drawing on paper, and also can display every possible color on the screen (a friend of mine has a tablet and not every color can be displayed correctly because its shitty)
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Holy smokes guys...the XP Pen™ Deco LW drawing tablet is truly incredible. I was skeptical of it at first, but I'm happy to say that experiencing the product first hand has cleared up any doubt.
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>>6002748 Elo' there duds/dudettes. My mom wants a "tablet" (not a fukken $3k+ wacom screen) to draw, like an iPad, but on the $250-350, maybe $450 range.
I've already seen some guide that said that 4k levels of pressure is top notch. Any good tablets for that price?
As for software, I assume a nicely pirated latest photoshop would do. Any tips resources, etc? Thanks in advance. She is a traditional art aficionado. She paints some times as a hobbies and goes to classes too.
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>>6002748 Reminder to never buy chinese garbage like XP-Pen or Huion. All their tablets are terrible.
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how is the 12.9 1T ipad pro?
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>>6003415 She would probably like Procreate on the ipad. Just make sure its compatible with apple pencil gen 1 or 2 before you buy it, and dont forget to buy the pencil.
Maybe you could find a galaxy tab s7 around that price right now, infinite painter is an easy to use program and it's free.
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>>6003468 Old outdated webm
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>>6003915 That's the XP Pen 24 Pro you chinese idiot. That's still your most expensive tablet.
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>>6004180 what an insufferable faggot you are, what the fuck is your problem stop shitting up threads, did a bugman fuck your wife?
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>>6004303 Do you always sperg out when someone correctly exposes you as a shill? Retard
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>>6002492 >>6002566 >>6002786 thank you anons,i'll buy a bunch of papers then
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>>6004319 I haven't shilled for a chinese tablet ONCE in my life, but I'm sick and tired of people like you being hypocritical faggots like you ignoring the glaring issues with Wacom nowadays
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>>6004436 My post didn't mention anything about Wacom you stupid chinese idiot. That's just your insecurities again.
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all the intuos pro's are on sale currently on amazon/wacom site
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What's generally a good/decent PC specs for painting with the Cintiq Pro at 4k screen resolution (24/32)? Using Clip Studio Paint, if the software matters in this case
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>>6005132 hope so , they should update that shit , goddamn smooth texture pad still eats through your nibs like crazy
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>>6003468 >outdated Jap shill .webm Seethe and dilate
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>>6004180 It's not their most expensive. If you're going to talk shit, at least be accurate.
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>>6005156 Can you get a different CPU? You are going to need something with high single core performance for CSP to run well. It can be a shit ton of cores or only a few but they need to be able to handle a lot imdividually, since CSP doesn't utilize multi core threading still for some reason.
Everything else looks fine, though I would say put your OS on one SSD and then have a second drive to run your programs off of and store your files on so it doesn't get bogged down.
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Does anyone know anything about Bosto?
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>>6003283 Whats the point of constantly posting this?
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>>6005934 i dont know much about present time. In old times they had shitty products, now i think they had some decent things in the middle range, but in that case is better just save a little more of money and get Huion or Xp-Pen, they are better for sure.
I'm talking about screen tablets, in the screenless zone there i guess the difference is less since the tech is similar in all screenless tablets, and they justdiffer in the quality of materials, in the mid tier range. Never buy the cheap tier of any brand
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What's the cheapest tablet I can get with a screen over 16" ? I need something with different pressure levels for work, we're hiring a guy to trace photos all day for deep learning stuff so I don't really need accuracy or image quality as much as I would for actual art.
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How do you remove the tilt thing? I hate when brushes do this
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>>6003415 >I've already seen some guide that said that 4k levels of pressure is top notch 4k levels is also FROM THE GET GO. And it's WHEN ITS TIME TO STEP UP TO THE PLATE and FEEL LIKE A MILLION BUCKS and DAILY DRIVER and WITHOUT FURTHER ADO LET ME JUST GO RIGHT AHEAD AND GO RIGHT AHEAD AND JUMP RIGHT INTO IT
Remember to CRANK UP the levels
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>>6006187 It's ironic shit posting. I don't know why it's allowed.
>>6006443 Xp pen or huion, some of their tablets are on sale right now.
>>6006447 There should be a tilt on/off setting in your tablet driver. If not, just turn tilt control off in your program
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I was about to post about some exciting news coming out from the last Wacom shareholders meeting but then I remember this board is nothing but racebaiting /pol/ rejected shitposters
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>>6006447 Just remove the tilt settings from the brushes or switch off in the tablet's setting.
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Thoughts on the Galaxy Tab S8+?
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kys now ipad shilling nigger
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everyone from these drawing tablet thread recommending display tablets all the time ,
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>>6003415 Latest Ipad (not pro/ air/ mini, etc) starts at 329$ (+tax).
I'd suggest buying that and getting procreate ~ as well as some simple stylus (to test your drawing on a tablet skills before going all out and getting the apple pencil) for a grand total of ~370. There's even a program beta called 'Project blue' that's free and allows you to use your ipad as a table for your pc if you want to use your pc programs.
That's what I did and it works well. I'm still beg tier though so take my advice with a grain of salt.
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>>6006905 Intuos pro is still on top last I checked, mostly because wacom tech and pen. Otherwise I don't think the other screenless tablets differ very much from each other, unless you're going for funny gimmicks like your pic or the one huion tablet with a built in keyboard.
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>I'm thinking of getting the Wacom One, should I buy it? >Fuck off retard. Ask a better question.
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>>6007096 Thanks! I'll go with gimmicks for now I think , just because I find them fun to look at lol , might find a hidden gem , if not I can always go back to the intuos 3/4
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>>6006960 >>6003914 so iPads are "affordable"? Where's the catch? Also, why Procreate instead of just Photoshop?
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>>6002748 I mainly draws black&white arts focusing on lineart with hatching and stuff, something like pic related.
Currently using intuos pro s pth-451, have been using it for more than a year and I'm not quite satisfied by it.
The line just doesn't come out as 'refined' as when I draw with pen on paper.
When I draw traditionally the line just flows like a river, but when I draw on my tablet it's quite difficult to bring my line from point A to the point I want, and I still haven't talk about how hard it is to control the line's thickness.
Anyone experienced the similiar thing?
Will changing to display tablet solve this problem?
Or is it because my tablet is too small that I can't use my elbow to help?
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>>6006960 >>6003914 so iPads are "affordable"? Where's the catch? Also, why Procreate instead of just Photoshop?
asked again with a picter cause you know how it goes
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>>6008718 I used to be impressed by drawings like these, but now they seem pretty beg
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>>6008718 also just noticed that iPad (non-pro) + pen is almost 500€ idk abotu that pham, if it's ok drawing quality I might consider it but idk.
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How does this intuos pro look? Its used and costs 138 dollars
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>>6008759 Im suspicious about that drawing surface, seems like it has something on it.
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Are you supposed to draw with your arms using a graphic tablet?
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>>6008763 I wouldn't buy it.
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>>6008767 Me, personally, I wouldn't buy it because it looks heavily used and isn't cheap enough.
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>>6008769 Its the only used intuos pro i could find locally. Now that I think about it, its the only intuos pro I could find, stores are selling picrel and they are 230 dolalrs new. Is that a better option?
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>>6008778 If money is such a big deal don't get a wacom at all. I know a big furry artist that draws in a huion (with screen of course)
$230 for that intuos is absolutely not worth it. I have the small one, its pretty meh.
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>>6008786 What can I expect out of a heavily used intuos? Is there a chance it will be usable for two years or so? I pretty much decided to risk it and get it because its so recommended, so just curious.
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>>6002748 >Used iPad Pro 2nd Gen 12.9" - Best option for a display tablet. can someone spoonfeed me and help me with finding one of these to buy? or just a screen tablet in general? my budget is like, ~200 dollars
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is there actually any purpose to the m1 chips and thunderbolt connectivity?
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best screenless tablet I could find on amazon ?
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>>6009367 Intuos Pros are on sale right now but if you don't want to spend that much XP-Pen Decos still exist
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>>6009080 search on craigslist or whatever the equivalent in your country is. facebook marketplace etc... try finding someone local so you can check it out in person.
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>>6009373 whats the best deco?
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xp pen 12 stylus broke, what stylus can i use instead?
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>>6009649 imo , deco 01 , shit lasted me 5-6 yrs , still working but i switched to a screen tablet now , might switch back to a pentablet sooner tho (not an xp pen one , want to try something else,might try viewplus or wacom)
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Should i go for XP Pen 22R Pro?
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>>6008721 That's because they are.
>>6008754 It's the best drawing experience you'll have on any screen tablet. Best image/build/drawing quality and is portable. Full photoshop isn't available on ipad, just their mobile neutered frankenstein version of it. Procreate is a great app anyway.
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>>6010919 At that point why not get the newer 22 or 24? The 22r is so fucking old.
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>>6009836 Just buy another artist 12 stylus. They give the model number for it somewhere on their website.
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>>6011093 Im poor, buying used
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>>6011061 >Full photoshop isn't available on ipad blees gnooo /loonix tho
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just scored an xp-pen artist pro (15.6 inches) for $190 bucks -- not counting shipping/taxes. condition was described as being "like new" + those scratch marks are apparently just from the screen protector. hoping i haven't fucked myself over.
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>>6006905 The xenselabs screenless tablet has been recommended as an alternative to the intuos. It's allegedly run by ex Wacom employees and the hardware is made by the same company that manufactures for xp pen. I've seen good things about it.
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>>6011583 Wow, I've had mine for over a year and it looks nothing like that. That's certainly not "like new". Still, check if it works alright, that's the important part.
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>>6006443 huion kamvas 22. The current model is ~2 years old it can get cheap
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>>6011583 Bro look at bottom right on your pic... peel that tab. Thats the protective plastic on top of the screen protector. They never took the fucking plastic off to draw on the screen protector.
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>>6011753 noted. still; hoping i didn't get fucked over.
if i did, i can probably request a refund. i'm not going to shit my pants over a few scratches but if it looks like that, i didn't get what i was promised.
>>6011854 isn't that a good thing? i assume the plastic film is on top of the screen protector.
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>>6012531 >isn't that a good thing? i assume the plastic film is on top of the screen protector. Yes that film is on top of the screen protector, so just peel it and you have a pristine never used screen protector underneath
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So does everyone use stabilization/ bursh smoothing?
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>>6012642 Yeah everyone uses a little bit whether they know it or not. Wacom drivers have built in stabilizer and CSP brushes usually have it turned on somewhat. If you use PS you probably need a stabilizer like Lazy Nezumi
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>>6012806 What mades PS require LN?
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>>6006905 get the huion new1060 plus, it's great and has a decent size
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>>6012837 Wacom and PS don't always play together well for some reason.
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>>6012837 >>6013073 beginner artcucks that can't fucking draw
there is no reason to ever use lazy nezumi if you can actually fucking draw
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Can you use the Wacom Pro Pen 2 with a non wacom tablet or a screenless wacom ? I bought a cintiq 16 years ago but my arm pains are way too much. Thanks !
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can my tablet show a different image than my pc? e.g. can i have references open on my laptop screen, but the drawing area displayed on the tablet? going to be using an xp-pen artist (i posted about it above)
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>>6013202 >non wacom tablet no
>screenless wacom the intuos pro line works with it, regular intuos doesn't. they have a list of compatibility stuff somewhere, google it.
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from the xppen rebrand stream, they said new tablets will be coming this year.
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>>6002748 >bought a huion I'm NGMI...
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Any tablets for people with computers on the right side instead of the left?
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Is this normal in a drawing monitor?
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>>6013411 Are their stuff better than Huion's or are they still comparable?
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>>6012642 I Use it while I'm using a pen tablet but I turn it off while I'm using a pen display (tablets have built in smoothing too so idk)
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>>6013471 Based on my experience , huion sucks balls , we used PS while working for a steam game,company provided us with huion pen tablets and pen displays , and the drivers sometimes fucks up (atleast once or twice a week) so I instantly have to install then Re install or unplug then unplug the able again it was so annoying , pen line and pressure quality is all the same tho , huion ,xp pen and wacom (idk about their pen displays tho cause I prefer pentabs)
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>>6013451 The backlight bleed?
You wouldn't want an OLED display for digital art anyways as the burn-in would fuck with your work.
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>>6013429 Just flip it upside down
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>>6006960 I suggest realistic art studio depending on what kind of person they are. my mom could not figure out photoshop like interfaces, but realistic she just kind of understands.
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>>6013721 But that's so awkward. Why are my people marginalized and oppressed?
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>>6013903 Because you are the minority.
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>>6013471 I tried some of huions stuff and it was awful. For display tablets, the barrel of the pen design blocks the tip of the pen so it makes it difficult to see what you're drawing. Xp pen's new artist pro 16 was actually pretty good and has a low initial activation that feels accurate. The color on the artist pro 16 is difficult to get calibrated properly.
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>>6016173 Just use a spyder on it. If you cant afford one you can rent it from a camera shop.
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>>6016642 I've seen people compare x-rites and spyders, is any colorimeter enough for most screens or do you want some top of the line shit?
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>>6002748 Anyone with s8 tab? Wanna buy a standard version(i'm poor)
Is it any good? How is csp on it?
Can't afford ipad pro anyway so i thought i can be a good alternative
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>>6016665 I think anything is good enough, there arent really any shitty colorometers I can think of. Unless you work in film, photography, or prints, I think just a spyder is enough. By the way, the only difference between the regular model spyderx and the premium one is the software that comes with it, so just use the cheaper one. The slight difference in program isn't worth it, and if you don't like the program you can just use the device with a different one like DisplayCal.
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>>6016727 Yes it's good, and CSP runs fine on it. The stylus in all the s8s is faster than the s7s, I think the s8 ultra is the only one with much lower latency. I think it's a good choice.
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Can I learn and become a good artist if I only draw on paper because I can't really afford a tablet right now?
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Currently using iPad Pro 12.9" for everything digital but I want to get a bigger screen tablet with a desktop environment for home use. Are chink shit really as bad as OP suggests? Wacom is really the only option?
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>>6017434 No anon, good artists didn't exist until digital drawing tablets were invented.
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>>6002748 What's the deal with new ipads and why are they bad compared to the second generation ipad pro?
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>>6017626 Also is there any reason to pick the pro over the standard ipad for just drawing?
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>>6017626 They're not, but for drawing the performance will be identical so why spend $1000+ on a new one.
>>6017632 bigger laminated 120hz screen, apple pencil 2 support, higher res canvas, more layers in procreate.
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>>6017654 I still have my second gen ipad, I just haven't used it in 2 years and I've had it since it was new on the market. So I was just curious about replacing it.
Those other features though are good reasons to do the pro over the standard.
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>>6017659 There is absolutely no good reason to buy the latest 12.9" iPad Pro over the 2nd gen 12.9" iPad Pro you retard.
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>>6002748 Can someone share their insights into screenless v screen tablets
something about line-art being shiddier on screenless, but they're more ergonomic ? I was thinking about getting the Intuos Pro, anyone have any experience with it or what's a decent screenless since they're more affordable
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>>6002748 i noticed display tablets don't usually have touch screen, and only work with the pen, does that make a huge difference? are there any fairly priced good ones with touch screen?
i use an ipad and i wanted something bigger, but not being able to use finger gestures seem annoying, specially for zooming in and rotating
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no seriously why does everyone here recommend screen tablets over screenless ? They're significantly worse by every metric, worse for your wrists, back, neck. worse for coloring, worse for comfortability, portability, not to mention the way technology usually works is that the more complex and intricate the amount of software stuffed inside them alongside un-necessary functions, the more problems you'll encounter. all older generation tablets have a longer life span and less problems then virtually everything created past 2010 (typical capitalistic cash grab designing faulty products)
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>>6017999 You definitely have to take steps for display monitors to be better for your posture. An ergonomic arm helps get it set up like a drafting table or easel. I just put my tablet on a monitor riser or even books on its easel as a cheap option. I just get it set up a little bit below eye level and I don't have to tilt my head down.
For screenless, I'm a manlet with an adjustable desk and I couldn't get my desk low enough so that my arm could be at a floating 90 degree angle. So drawing screenless prevented me from being able to use my whole arm to draw. I ended up getting more wrist pain and shoulder pain from lifting up my arm to try and have clearance to move my arm above my desk.
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Howdy, I am a first year uni student doing graphic design and the time has come to get a tablet.
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>>6002748 ok lads need some advice
been using pencil paper for 2 months and have probably spent upwards of $50 on paper, pencils notebooks and such, i would like to try out digital
I came across what seems like a sweet deal nearby $80 CAD for an Intuos 4 Medium (picrel) comes with pen and looks to be in decent condition. I've been reading what other anons have been saying and it looks like for the most part older gens are better than newer ones
The intuos 4 is a significantly better design than the 3 imo and diverts from the rubbery feel, and people have been saying it doesn't burn through nibs at all (the seller is still on the same nib in 4 years will all others un-used)
What do you recommend lads
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Give a recommendation 100$ or less, I'm a poorfag.
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Somewhat tablet related I guess, in my express keys on intuos pro neither "undo" or keystroke "{ctrl}z" seem to work in photoshop. What it's doing is making it seem like I'm holding down the ctrl trying to move the layer.
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What are some good drawing tablets with screens (onscreen tablets) that will last me at least two or three years and compatible with SAI, Krita, etc?
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How do I get rid of the "slippery" feeling when drawing on a tablet? My line control is far worse on a tablet than on paper and it shows.
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>>6018736 I don't know what tablet you have, if you have the old wacom's use the black nib with the white tip or one of the felt nibs. Personally I want the slipperiest of surfaces on a tablet.
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>>6018641 I want to drown her in my chunky blue cheese dressing
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>>6017999 Because that's how you draw traditionally.
When the hell did you draw on one surface for it to only be visible elsewhere?
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>>6017999 as someone who grew up drawing on paper I cant fucking stand screenless tablets.
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How do I flip my tablet's inputs upside down?
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>>6018171 I would just get a keyboard tray and have the cintiq leaning on the edge of the table with a amazon arm LOL same ergonomics as drawing on an intuos pro.
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What are the pros and cons of starting over from scratch, a tablet sketch V.S. touching up? adding to it?
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>>6003468 You can stop making a fool of yourself, Aaron.
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>>6003468 Please don't play damage to yourself anymore Aaron, you're old.
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What's the next best tablet monitor after wacomeme? Looking for 16 inch one.
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>>6018641 Just a display tablet that you hook up to a computer? Any wacom cintiq pro, recent huion kamvas, or xp pen tablet is fine.
If you want something standalone that works with Krita you can get a galaxy tab s7 or s8. You can't put sai on it but Krita and CSP are doable.
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Anybody have an iPad Air M1? I'm thinking of getting one cause it's cheaper than a Pro but I'm not sure if the screen size makes any difference.
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About to get intuos pro L, reasons i shouldnt?
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>>6020240 nib wear my friend , had one (2nd hand , small version) , i had to like change nibs every 4 days or so since it becomes so sharp i scratch the drawing surface , get the older intuos pro 5 , that one doesnt eat thru nibs that much
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>>6018288 Intuos 4 is awesome
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>>6020268 Just put a screen protector over it.
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>>6020833 Even wacom's smooth surface replacement eats thru Ur nibs
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>>6019630 >>6019639 >ching chong making another false equivalence You're not convincing anyone to buy Huion or XP Pen, idiot.
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>>6013291 100% possible, In windows you set that up in display and change the monitors from duplicate > extend.
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My stuff is titled.
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My intous is starting to drop lines, like the line will just start to stutter periodically.
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>>6020816 I think imma get it then
I only hear good things from people browsing the archives, ples don't betray me /ic/
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I'm going to get an XP-Pen drawing tablet. It is worth it? XP-Pen Deco 01 v2. My other options are a Wacom Intuos Small or a Wacom one. But I'm leaning towards the XP-Pen because it's larger and comes with more things out of the box.
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iPad niggers, do any of you have the Sketchboard Pro? I want a stand and the extra space for your arm seems great, but is it worth the 120 dollars? I draw almost exclusively on my iPad and draw a lot, so will the investment be worth it?
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i've now had my ipad with procreate for 8 months and i think at this point i can say i am happy with my purchase. fun stuff and i'd recommend it.
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>>6021422 Meme. Just buy a chink adjustable bed desk instead.
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>>6021422 ooo that's very nice actually. I have a case that has a rim that slightly sticks out, makes it a pain to draw on and the usable screen space much smaller. This would be perfect
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I just bought an Intuos Pro Large and the scroll touchwheel is terrible. It's simultaneously too sensitive and sometimes completely non-reactive. Is this expected or did I get a bad sample?
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>>6021383 Sadly the xp pen is better than the wacom one. So choose between the intuos pro small or the xp
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>>6021270 Try taking out the nib, blowing inside of the pen, shaking it, then put in a new nib. You can also try turning off windows ink or using the last driver that worked for you
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A new 2021 kamvas 16 or a used cintiq 16 for $300?
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>>6021383 dont buy the wacom one , shit's overpriced for what it offers, my girlfriend uses an intuos draw (the old model) for like 8 yrs now very durable , I used the xp pen deco 1 (the og one , v1, for 6yrs (its still working but i switched to the deco pro since it started looking old lol)
deco 01 has a larger drawing surface and has decent bezels so your palm can rest comfortably on its sides , wacom intuos doesnt have that but i think the pen is more durable , dropped my xp pen stylus once and it broke on me so i had to replace it.
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>>6002748 How much do tablets matter? I've been using the same one for 10+ years, and I'm wondering if I should get a new one, but I'm scared it wont matter much and I'd waste my money
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>>6008761 could be scratched surface mine is a bit worn out like that and it works fine i had it for around 3 years now, only issue that the wireless battery has gotten weaker but i do not mind it because i do not take it out and always on the desk plugged in. i had one like this
>>6008778 but it was an older model not the same one it was fine but the pen was lighter. i would get the bigger size one i am not sure what is the size of both.
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Fuck Apple and the iPad, Tab S8 with cracked CSP is the shit.
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>>6022054 You're right, it won't matter much.
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>>6022168 It's the full version? Where did you get cracked
CSP?
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>>6021307 why is it that despite the fact both tablets are made in China is only Huion that gets the most bugs and failing products? you see how easy your propaganda falls down with just a simple question, chink?
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>>6013426 Look, anon. If that's all you could afford then it will do. Not everyone can drop 1k plus on a cintiq.
Did you at least get a warranty/protection plan?
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>>6017999 I use a intuos pro for work, I plan on getting an ipad for fun
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>>6017999 I haven't bought anything yet because the current Intuos Pros are 5 years old already and I don't want to pay Wacom money just to get fucked when they inevitably refresh the product in the near future
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>>6017999 i tried a screenless tablet for a couple of months it takes way longer for me to draw something than drawing directly on a screen which makes it feel like im wasting alot of time
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>>6022168 >apple jailbreak scene is completely dead It fucking sucks applebros...
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>>6022168 >cracked CSP negro just pay the fucking $25 per year why are you such a cheap bitch, $25 is not worth the never ending dance of keeping up with cracked releases
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>>6022986 Does he even need to constantly update his crack? It's not like CSP requires you to be online all the time anyway, if you can live without the latest updates then why not?
I support people buying the desktop versions but fuck subscriptions.
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I never had any tablet before
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>>6022821 >>6022832 did you actually went and made two images yourself to use as an argument? damn man like, get a life lmao
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I may have an old wacom bamboo S somewhere, but I find it awkward. I want to get and intuos L or M. L ridiculously expensive, but M comes up to about $160 here. Is M a good choice?
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>>6023047 It's not better than the one by wacom. Op just likes that tablet and won't change the thread text. Get what you like and enjoy it!
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>>6020873 No, get a screen protector. It's an entirely smooth piece of plastic film. I'm not talking about wacom surface sheets.
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Convince me why i should or should not buy s8
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>>6022832 It's true my intuos brought those new tips, the ones from the previous version lasted me longer, the current ones wore out very quickly and I only had 3 spare parts, I had to buy more and they don't stop wearing out, I thought it was a pressure problem but then I read that several users have the same problem.
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>>6023818 i put a plastic on mine and never had to change the tip of mine. some people put a paper sheet on it too. there some videos on how to replace the tip with some wire from grass cutting machines or toothpick or something but I think it's better put something on the tablet surface for it to stop eating tips.
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>he hasn't drawn on the same spot so much it smoothed out the screen yet
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>>6023994 I pity my tablet sometimes
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>>6022168 >>6022205 same question, pls tell me how can i crack CSP i already bought it but next year i won't
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>>6023047 >I can get the pic related PTZ-930 second hand for 50€ with accessory in pic. A literal no brainer. It will last you a lifetime.
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>>6023047 That's a great deal for the best size intuos. If that's the pic it looks in great condition and the nibs will last you several decades because intuos 3's have perfect surface texture that barely wear down your nibs. Pressure levels are a meme what matters more are initial activation force which is feather light on the intuos's up till 5 (past that are intuos pros).
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>>6023832 I put a protector on the tablet, but it keeps spending, I don't know why, my previous tablet didn't have that problem, it happens to a lot of people, I don't usually press too hard, I think they wanted to make the nibs more disposable than they were and they screwed up
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>>6023832 Asians use these for tablets without a screen, but I think it sucks having to import something from the other side of the world that they would have to give me when I buy the new tablet, these I can not get I saw them on asian pages
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>>6024472 Asians use these for tablets without a screen, but I think it sucks having to import something from the other side of the world that they would have to give me when I buy the new tablet, these I can not get I saw them on asian pages
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I'm thinking of getting the Wacom One, should I buy it?
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I need a huge space tablet but the only big one I can find where I live is wacom intuos pro L but I don't know if i need to shit out so much money for it, is there alternative? if not, are u satisfied with your intuos pro? I've seen mixed reviews
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>extend monitor >drag csp to tablet screen >try to draw / hover pen over canvas >red no symbol (pic related)
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ok guys im buying le ipad 12.9 pro and no one can stop me haha
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>>6022168 Seriously thinking about upgrading from the S5, any good bluetooth keyboard recommendations and should I get teh ultra?
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>>6024472 The overlay doesn't wear down the nibs in the Intuos 3 tablets but the nibs do wear and fast the overlay, you'll have pits, that's right pits in no time.
I very much prefer the Intuos 4 even if the overlay is crap at least the worst thing that will happen is scratches that you won't even feel.
Anonymous
>Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite - Budget portable display tablet. Very solid drawing experience with Wacom EMR tech, but a small 10.4" display area.
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Hello, I want to ask people who had the opportunity to try out different brands/models for their experience with how much the nib retracts into the pen when pressed down.
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>>6025649 In my experience the huion pens that I've tried feels a lot more "spongy" because of the way the nib retracts, it doesnt feel like the nib retracts more or less during different pressures. The wacom pens I've tried feels alot more firm and only retracts slightly during lower pressure. It feels a bit nicer to use than the huion ones i own but this might just be a one off thing
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>>6025443 From my experience the nibs themselves don't wear down the surfaces unless you consistently press very hard over a long time. Mine's approaching 2 decades old and there's only a few scratches due mishandling or wiping when there's sharp particles on it. The question comes down to whether you can get 15+ year old intuos 3s with spotless surfaces. Else there's an insignificant difference between the 3s and 4+ if you're going to put a sheet cover on it anyways.
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Tab S8 Ultra so good even the chinks are simping over it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYf9kdRGQ-E Also friendly Brad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5Md_HoXMcM Yep, this is probably my new drawing tablet, goodbye Cintiqs.
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Any portable drawing tablets that are really thin?.tried the iPad and it's not really want I'm looking for.
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How do you guys draw without breaking your backs with small 16 inch display tablets? Or is the trick to pony up cash for the larger displays?
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>>6026111 >everyone who recommends it are shit "artists" and people who don't actually draw and only didnsome scribbles in their reviews Anonymous
>>6026513 if you can't "scribble" better than that chink then your opinion is useless, pyw
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>>6002748 How do screenless tablets compare to display tablets? Does the display screen make a huge difference? I'm still learning and wanted to buy a tablet but I don't know if I'm willing to buy an expensive one just yet.
And another question, my mom has a really old iPad, like so old you can't even update it anymore nor download apps from the appstore anymore, does it come with any drawing apps by default so I can connect it on my PC and use it? Or is it useless?
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>>6026768 just did you ficking moron
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>>6026818 oh...i'm so sorry for your condition
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My Intuos Pro L has fucked charging. I need to physically remove the battery and charge it in a third party battery charger in order to even use the thing anymore. I've seen this seems to be a pretty common design flaw with the tablet I have.
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>>6026893 Wacom products are shit more news at 9
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>>6026893 i do this too for the same tablet, i got one of those wall chargers to shove my battery into
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>>6026781 >Does the display screen make a huge difference? Yeah, it makes a difference by destroying your posture and damaging your spine.
Anonymous
Loving my Wacom 32', made my work better, made line drawing easier.
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>>6027758 Use the Ergo Arm and don't work hunched over all day and it's a much more varied posture than what I used to get with my intous
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>>6027766 >it's a much more varied posture than what I used to get with my intous Are you a complete and utter idiot? There are absolutely no health benefits to a "varied posture" while drawing. Stop trying to sound knowledgeable in a subject you know nothing about.
Anonymous
do i devalue my intuos pro if i don't use a screen protector? I don't really care it eats up nibs quickly like that - does the device perform worse if the "scratchable" area is used?
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>>6008718 The the apple pencil cost $100
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>>6026768 Not him but come the fuck on dude, he's right.
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>>6028113 Are you looking to resell it 10 years down the line or what
You'll get an ugly middle area like
>>6024005 sooner or later but it'll work fine
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>>6023699 XP pen also has 18 month warranty
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>>6025643 All galaxy tabs and notes have wacom EMR. I have the note 10 lite myself, it's a great sketchpad phone. Just test yours when you get it. Mine must have been next to a magnetic package in shipping, because the screen has a dead zone that only shows up while using the stylus.
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>>6006505 why would you troll like this anon, i'm in a deep spiritual dilemma over whether i should buy one of the current cintiq pros from 2018 or keep waiting ):
Do you make art with your car?
Hello /ic/. this is the first time I've posted here, I just made an illustration on /o/ with my smartphone, a Galaxy note 10+ (I'm waiting to have money for a graphic tablet and a PC capable of doing graphics).
If you have any tips to help me improve my technique, that would be greatly appreciated.
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>>>/o/25399989 Anonymous
>>6029131 Wrong thread. Try /beg/
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Show me your tablet setups with limited desk space.
Do you make art with your car?
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>wacom keeps pumping sale offers for the intuos pro line
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>>6029247 what else is worth buying right now
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>>6027764 What a faggot should've gotten an lg c1 and a intuos pro drawing at 120hz 4k HDR VRR
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>>6026781 It all come down to if you can get used screenless or not
sure the posture, hand out the screen, getting better monitor are nice and all but with line art and lasso shit you usually have to zoom in
many pro artists prefer it but if you can not get used to it, no amount of other pros can get you over that major con
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>>6029247 fuck , i just bought an intuos 5 Large for 100USD
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is it a bad time to get an ipad pro
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>>6029157 Go make a workstation thread and ask for that in the OP.
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Somebody gave me an old Samsung Galaxy Tab 3, is it worth buying an stylus for it?
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Got this for around 70 bucks
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Why am I having such a hard time getting use to using a display tablet?
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>>6030529 if it has parallax then good luck, it will never feel like trad
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How are Intuos tablets with ultrawide monitors? Any weird issues?
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>>6030613 ....what the hell is parallax...?
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>>6002748 >Hadn't drawn anything for several years >finna bought a wacom cintiq 16 anyway Getting back in the game
