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Wacom Tablet
so i want to buy a wacom tablet to make my life easier on photoshop and stuff... so i checked Wacoms website and i see all these different versions. I dont know which one to get; Which one should i get?
also sorry if i posted this in the wrong thread.
also sorry if i posted this in the wrong thread.
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i want something that acts like a mouse and i can use for photoshop
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I have the Bamboo Splash Tablet.
Bamboo Splash Tablet:Reference
I like this tablet, I've learned to work with it well, I've had it for about a year and a half. The tablet I have has 2 modes, Pen Mode and mouse mode. It has 2 buttons on the stylus which you can assign to anything. pencil tool/erase tool for example, or Pencil/undo. Its on the cheaper end, but in the end you get what you want, a drawing tablet with basic tools.
Cost: about 70$ USD
Bamboo Capture Tablet: Reference
The Capture tablet has more tools, It's about the same size as the splash Wacom tablet but with more capabilities, such as a scroll, zoom, rotate, and swipe ability. I'd say if you have a bigger budget go for the Bamboo Capture
Cost: about 100$ USD
Bamboo Create Tablet: Reference
This tablet is pretty much the "Ideal" It's got everything the Capture has, but more drawing space on the actual tablet itself. This is for people who are ritualistic artists, who love to draw because they can. I wouldn't recommend it to people who don't draw that often because it's costly and it would be better to save some money getting one of the cheaper ones.
Cost: 120-150$ USD
tl;dr:
IF you draw ALOT, Get the Wacom Bamboo Create tablet. If you don't take art too extremely get the Wacom Bamboo Capture tablet. This is what i recommend, but it's ultimately up to you to find what suits your likes, and budget the best.
I'd say you'd get the best results if you go to a store that has them on display and try them out.
Bamboo Splash Tablet:Reference
I like this tablet, I've learned to work with it well, I've had it for about a year and a half. The tablet I have has 2 modes, Pen Mode and mouse mode. It has 2 buttons on the stylus which you can assign to anything. pencil tool/erase tool for example, or Pencil/undo. Its on the cheaper end, but in the end you get what you want, a drawing tablet with basic tools.
Cost: about 70$ USD
Bamboo Capture Tablet: Reference
The Capture tablet has more tools, It's about the same size as the splash Wacom tablet but with more capabilities, such as a scroll, zoom, rotate, and swipe ability. I'd say if you have a bigger budget go for the Bamboo Capture
Cost: about 100$ USD
Bamboo Create Tablet: Reference
This tablet is pretty much the "Ideal" It's got everything the Capture has, but more drawing space on the actual tablet itself. This is for people who are ritualistic artists, who love to draw because they can. I wouldn't recommend it to people who don't draw that often because it's costly and it would be better to save some money getting one of the cheaper ones.
Cost: 120-150$ USD
tl;dr:
IF you draw ALOT, Get the Wacom Bamboo Create tablet. If you don't take art too extremely get the Wacom Bamboo Capture tablet. This is what i recommend, but it's ultimately up to you to find what suits your likes, and budget the best.
I'd say you'd get the best results if you go to a store that has them on display and try them out.
Yeah i think i should go to a store sometime and check them out
Ill leave this thread open incase someone can tell me what i need to get.
also i want pen pressure to be a thing on it
Ill leave this thread open incase someone can tell me what i need to get.
also i want pen pressure to be a thing on it
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All of the drawing tablets I mentioned have pressure sensitivity.
here's the image i used for reference:
They're organized from
Left (Least expensive) <----------------------------> (Most expensive) Right
here's the image i used for reference:
They're organized from
Left (Least expensive) <----------------------------> (Most expensive) Right
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Last edited by Polybius; Nov 21, 2015 at 07:34 AM.
