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Space-Bird posted:For whatever reason the Intuos 4 sizes are buried under Small Medium and Large They do? Theres a picture just under the description, Intuos4 - Large  I'm wondering about all this 3 vs 4 talk, I want to get one, but I dont see why the 4's would be any worse, people are swearing by their intuos 1, 2 and 3s, why would the 4's be any lesser quality given the track record? Or is it just price? (edited out surprise info, seems she's signing up for an account) RizieN fucked around with this message at 19:11 on Jan 4, 2010 |
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Anyone use the Intuos 4 and bamboo? I got my wife an Intuos 4 large last year and I love it, but she's getting sick of me hogging it and taking it to the office, so I was thinking about getting a cheap bamboo to keep at my office. I'm wondering how much difference you can actually tell in the pressure sensitivity between the two.
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Ah, I figured it would be. Bummer, guess I'll just have to save up for a bit.
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Jan 18, 2011 23:17
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Raenir Salazar posted:wobbles and jitters In illustrator, and probably others, you can adjust the Fidelity and Smoothness on your brush tool. So if you wobble and jitter it'll work out those kinks for you. I do believe you're gonna give up some accuracy for it, but the lines will look good. In illustrator just double click the brush tool to bring up the options.
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Jan 20, 2011 17:06
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Watchlar posted:Thank you! Sent this along to every Wacom user in my class since a lot of people have been pondering this exact thing. I'm actually going to do just the opposite...I need to set the threshold for very light strokes to be greater, so many times I want a nice thin stroke but I get thick rear end circle strokes and poo poo...
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Jan 21, 2011 19:28
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Anyone want a Bamboo MTE-450 , I just got one off SA mart and its not what I need, especially after using an Intuos 4 at home for so long.
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Feb 21, 2011 22:58
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Personally I say gently caress the 4K and get the cintiq. I saw plenty of 4K at CES, and we have some 4K security cameras that we've been testing, and 4K is kind of stupid right now. Yea it looks good as gently caress from a proper distance, but when there's a shitload of action on screen it doesn't look so good (notice all 4K demos are slow-mo of nature & animals?), apparently you need a better processor to handle lots of changing frames (which is why people buy the 3D 4K TVs even if they don't want 3D). I'd give it time to get better and maybe generate some real content. Unless you have a legitimate need for 4K I'd totally get the Cintiq. But I've never had a cintiq and I'm so anxious waiting for the Companion 2... Also at CES I saw that cintiq monitor, and it's loving gorgeous. I hate to tell someone to do something just because it's what I would do(and I have no need or desire for 4K)... but that's what I would do.
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In that case I've no advice, sorry!
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