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Which Wacom tablet do you use with Photoshop and are you happy with it? Which is the one to go for? May 27 17 09:56 am Link Medium Intuos Pro. The large takes up a lot of space, and the small was just too small for me (although would be my second choice). May 27 17 10:14 am Link If it's for retouching, I'd recommend A5 or smaller. Most retouching work involves movements of the hand and wrist only. I've always used Intuos Tablets. For an expressive artist wanting to make big gestural marks, a larger tablet might be better. May 27 17 11:02 am Link DespayreFX wrote: Has this been discontinued? Out of stock even on Wacom website. In stock on Amazon, but they want £330 for it. May 27 17 11:58 am Link Recently bought a Wacom One medium sized tablet, works out fine for me  May 27 17 03:04 pm Link May 27 17 04:47 pm Link I have a large wacom intuos pro 5 that was gifted to me by a photographer. I would say they are pretty inconvenient if you have a small desk space, but it's amazingly fluid. I would get a medium intuos 5/4. May 27 17 05:45 pm Link With any Wacom you buy, this http://lazynezumi.com/ will be your best friend. May 27 17 05:56 pm Link Michael Bots wrote: From what I have heard, Huions are cheap knock offs of Wacoms, and pretty much unreliable May 28 17 12:04 am Link I've had large Intuos tablets for over ten years. I don't work with it on the desk, I rest it on my lap. I use dual monitors, PS window on the main screen, and all the windows for layers, history actions and properties on the side screen. May 28 17 05:45 pm Link So is the Intuos Pro the only tablet worth considering then? May 30 17 03:21 pm Link Ad Alex wrote: Unless you're considering a Cintiq I would say yes. Personally, I prefer a separate tablet because that is what I'm used to. I have the medium and it is mapped across two monitors, but I draw from my wrist so I don't move much. For an illustrator who draws from the elbow, then a large would be better. May 30 17 07:30 pm Link |
