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Synthbuttrange posted:as long as I dont update my driver my intuos 3 should still be good, right? :o Yes, although older driver compatibility with newer OS's is also a problem. Never update anything, ever, basically.
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Star Man posted:Am I insane for wanting to get an Intuos Pro small or medium for what will be primarily coloring in line art? I did almost exactly that for years on a $99 Intuos entry-level model, do it!
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Cephas posted:How much of a game changer is it to have a bigger tablet? A few years ago I received a Wacom Intuos Draw, I think it's 6x8 inches. I can make art with it, but it's extremely time consuming because my lines come out really inaccurately. I'm wondering if a larger tablet will make it easier to draw since the scale would be more realistic (and maybe allow for more arm movements vs. wrist movements?) My own personal experience has been that you can definitely adapt to the smaller size until it feels natural, but a larger size is nicer. I found that I could draw pretty comfortably on just about every tablet I've owned, provided that the tablet was the same size as my screen or smaller - once I switched to a laptop, my giant Intuos 3 was no longer comfortable to draw on. Now, if you're talking about the difference between drawing directly on a monitor, like with a Cintiq, and a small tablet, there's no comparison - every movement having a 1:1 correspondence with your drawing feels way better to me than any previous tablet that I drew with. But if it's the difference between a small or medium tablet, the medium definitely felt better to me but the small was ultimately workable after some adjustments to my drawing style.
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lllllllllllllllllll posted:Hello all-knowing thread. We want to give a wacom tablet to a child and are now looking for the right one. Girlfriend had a 7 year old tablet that was a bit of a pain to work with, especially since it only has VGA passthrough or whatever it is called, so a modern one with HDMI would be better. I know nothing about these but I understand there are those with a screen (which we want) and those without (you look at your PC's screen for the results). I guess I have two questions: I'd give Lofi's answer some serious consideration - how old the child in question is is going to affect how long they're going to use the tablet, as well as how likely they are to break it through misuse/dropping it/yanking the cords out so the connectors break/etc. Digital drawing doesn't magically make you a better artist either, so if this is a child who wants to learn how to draw as opposed to one who is already drawing regularly, this could end up being a big de-motivator since drawing digitally has a big learning curve associated with it.
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Koramei posted:I don’t really understand why everyone is down on the photoshop subscription model, is everyone forgetting how the buy-once versions used to be like $800? Paying $120 annually by comparison is just like...I don’t really understand how anyone can think that is worse. Unless you would have only bought it once a decade before it’s not costing any more money, and this way you get the updates too (and while this year’s kinda blew, the 3 years prior had all been amazing stuff). The reason so many people are down is that it's fully possible to build a creative career using Photoshop without having the latest version, and the subscription model locks you into paying for the most recent versions of the software whether you update on your computer or not. Also Adobe has started retroactively applying their "software as a license/service" model to older versions of their apps, and have at least talked about suing people who are using software they bought outright from 9 or 10 years ago before they started their cloud subscription service. Subscription models can work well but Adobe is attempting to make their model the only option, even for people who bought the software before it was a thing. It does offer some benefits but I'm not super keen about being forced to pay for updates that I may not even be able to use depending on how old my computer and OS is.
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Yeah, like - it makes sense for some people to lease cars. But for the majority of car owners, leasing is a terrible financial move. Adobe's model is the equivalent of forcing everyone who needs a car to lease one instead of being able to buy it outright, while also claiming that anyone who previously bought a car needs to give them back the title to their car so that Adobe can lease it to them again after they've already paid it off.
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iPad + Pencil is exactly what you want.
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