but I have no idea what I should be looking for. I just want something that is easy to use, will let me do some drawing, and won't come with a lot of technical problems. Would anyone be able to recommend me something that is in the..$50-$85 range that would be good for a beginner?
So I Want to Buy a Digital Art Tablet...
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Posted December 23 2014 - 05:47 AM
From what I've seen a Wacom Bamboo will probably be your best bet. I've used other Wacom products (Currently I have a 13"HD Cintiq) and they are really good quality. I've seen/known others who get Bamboos as their first tablet and use it for years.
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Posted December 23 2014 - 12:02 PM
From what I've seen a Wacom Bamboo will probably be your best bet. I've used other Wacom products (Currently I have a 13"HD Cintiq) and they are really good quality. I've seen/known others who get Bamboos as their first tablet and use it for years.
I agree with aura here. Wacom Bamboo are the most user friendly and durable out of them all. It doesn't have any fancy buttons (only 2 or 3 depending on the model) and they work like a charm.
My Bamboo Pen is still working even though the pen has suffered a little bit on the buttons and it's almost 5 years old.
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Posted December 23 2014 - 01:31 PM
From what I've seen a Wacom Bamboo will probably be your best bet. I've used other Wacom products (Currently I have a 13"HD Cintiq) and they are really good quality. I've seen/known others who get Bamboos as their first tablet and use it for years.
I agree with aura here. Wacom Bamboo are the most user friendly and durable out of them all. It doesn't have any fancy buttons (only 2 or 3 depending on the model) and they work like a charm.
My Bamboo Pen is still working even though the pen has suffered a little bit on the buttons and it's almost 5 years old.
Awesome! Would this tablet here be a good choice? http://www.amazon.co...ds=Wacom Bamboo
I saw a few of them and I wasn't sure which one would be alright.
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Posted December 23 2014 - 01:39 PM
Yup, that's the one I was thinking about!
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Posted December 23 2014 - 02:31 PM
Sweet! I have one last question; I can use this with almost any type of image editing software right?
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Posted December 23 2014 - 03:00 PM
You should be able to. Individual programs sometimes have special options and settings you can utilize for things like pressure and using the other end of the pen as an eraser, which is always neat. For things that don't natively support a tablet, you can still use the tablet like it's a mouse. Or so has been my experience, at least.
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Posted December 23 2014 - 03:48 PM
Great! Looks like I'll be getting a tablet soon, thanks for the help!
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