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How did I not know this? If I turn my stylus over...the tip is an eraser. Who knew?
This month I am working through a book on Illustrator. It's certainly making me think differently about how I use Photoshop.
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I'm a lower-intermediate PS user. I'm reading Katrin Eismann's "PS Masking & Compositing," & have come to the chapter on the pen tool. My experience with the pen tool has told me to avoid it, if at all possible.
All I'm doing, right now, is optimizing my images, but...01-06-2008, 12:04 PM -
Hi there. I am just learning Illustrator CS4. I am mainly going to be using the pen tool as Im tend to do bold design that requires sharp edges. Our tutor advised that drawing in Illustrator is not that great and should be kept for Photoshop and as a result of that with only really using the pen tool,...07-24-2010, 08:27 PM
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Hey guys,
Can you navigate like a mouse with the Wacom Bamboo Pen
- http://www.komplett.no/k/ki.aspx?sku=495666
- http://wacom.eu/index2.asp?pid=294&lang=en&spid=2
Or is it simply for photo-editing and the like?10-17-2009, 03:07 PM -
Hello all,
This question is going to demonstrate how stubborn I am to adapt to new software. I have a little 4x6 tablet that I use with Photoshop 6. It works just fine and I really don't require anything more fancy. This is where everyone is going to think I'm nutz. I've had Photoshop 7 as...03-29-2004, 08:22 AM -
I've been using a Wacom pen for my work with Photoshop - but lately it's been hanging up and I have to move the pen to the top right corner of the pad to get the curser moving again. Then it will be fine again for a while. I think something is going kaput.
So my question is I've heard that...03-23-2005, 05:48 PM
I'm not very far into it but for starters I didn't know that holding the tip of my stylus over a tool on the toolbar would make all the other options appear...I had been grabbing the mouse and right clicking.
The process of understanding vectors ~ going deeper into what can be done with creating, combining and editing paths with the pen tool will enable me to work more efficiently there.
I'd never really used 'place' before either...and now I'm finding it rather handy in PS.
those kind of tips are what I meant since there's a lot of crossover between the Adobe Creative Suite programs.