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Old 06-29-2006, 05:53 PM
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Question Graphics tablet?

I'm pretty much new to all this, and only do it as a hobby, however I really enjoy "fiddling" with photos, especially "photo art" therefore I would really like to hear some feedback from esteemed forum members about buying a graphics tablet, ie which one, without going crazy on price, (I have a mississ who doesn't understand!)and what advantages it gives over a mouse.Thankyou in advance....John
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Old 06-29-2006, 09:44 PM
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Hiya,

Ok, when i first starting retouching professionally, i was still using a mouse. After a year the mouse broke, so i decided to give a tablet a try...i purchased the lower end wacom tablet. It took about a day to get used to it, but once I did, I loved it. It made everything in retouching so much easier. after a year, the tablet broke..hahah.

So i caved and moved up to the wacom intous tablet, which is a bit more expensive, but i need to tell you, this thing is better built and much more comfortable. It works about the same, but the build quality is better, the pen is more comfortable.

So, i would suggest buy the lower end wacom, try it out....if you like it, which you will, return it and get the higher end wacom....you wont be sorry.

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