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Any advice on software or methods for color balancing a Huion Kamvas 22? I've adjusted hue and temp in the settings and can't get it consistent with my other monitor. It's possible my other monitor is way off but I doubt it, prints from my main monitor are pretty color-accurate.
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Hamelekim posted:If there is a better thread to answer my software question please let me know. I'd like to start off on the right foot. It's pretty easy on the ipad because procreate is so good and widely used. I'm just getting into digital art myself but you'll find that lots of options are good. What type of work do you want to do specifically? That might make it easier to identify what is most commonly used. For 2d illustration I hear about Affinity and Clip Studio Paint the most after Photoshop.
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Sep 20, 2022 20:59
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So I don't know much about Corel, it seems more geared for imitating natural painting techniques but I also haven't seen comparisons on their brush engine vs. all the rest. I am mostly interested in digital painting and comics style-line art and coloring, so I went with CSP because of the price and how many tutorials in that style exist, and there are plenty of free assets for it like there are for Photoshop. It also has a 30 day free trial. It might be best for you if you find some intro videos that you plan to follow or someone who's process you want to imitate and has a free class or demo. If you think you are missing out by not going with photoshop, you could always try the free trial for something else, and then switch to the $10/month Photoshop only license if you decide to do that.
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Sep 20, 2022 23:39
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That's awesome to hear. I haven't used my 22" Kamvas much because the 1080p resolution feels so low. Fortunately it's just my second monitor the rest of the time so I don't feel like I'm wasting it, but if I really do practice more digital art I'd want to upgrade to a better screen eventually.
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Sep 26, 2022 21:04
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