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hi everyone, I am considering purchessing a wacom tablet, now the choises! Small sizes to 12X12, graphire to intos ??? Want to work on Photos in CS any suggestions? Can I use the smallest size 4x5 and do large areas?05-03-2005, 02:17 PM -
I'm thinking about gettin' a Wacom Tablet to help speeding and improving my photo-retouching. And while I've been informing myself and going to a store where they only had a cheap Graphire3 I'm wondering what the difference to the Intuos 2 would be.
It seems rather strange that a similar...02-21-2004, 03:46 PM -
Hello all,
I am going to purchase a Wacom tablet. I don't know whether I really NEED one but more of a matter that I WANT one. My wife told me to just go out and buy one but I want to make a valued judgment before doing so.
These are my current options
Intuos3 4x5...11-17-2007, 12:56 AM -
Hey all!
I am starting to explore digital art. I have been doing 2D visual arts (sketching, painting) for a while now, and want to start digital art.
I'm looking at the Bamboo Connect, Splash and Capture. They all seem to have the same specs, same active area, but I don't see why...07-16-2012, 03:54 AM -
NOTE: I know this is not the right place to post this, but due that the TABLETS forum is like a ghost town, I'm obligated to post it here.
Admins, please, let it be for some days.
Thanks,
Mart
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Hi community, I'm...01-10-2010, 05:48 AM
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Hey all
The wear and tear on my tablets surface has gotten past the point of annoyance for me now. I have a few spots on the surface where my pen gets slightly hung up.
I'm using a Wacom Intuous3 PTZ-630. I really love my tablet and not interested in buying a new one. I would love to replace the surface sheet though.
I've searched fruitlessly through the web but couldn't find a place that still sell them.
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Re: Surface sheet replacement help
If you don't require the exact same feel, you can find plastic sleeves or folders in stationary stores that can be cut to size and taped in place. The surface is a bit slicker but you get used to it. My original tablet, and Intous 1, used such a sheet of plastic standard. The idea being you could put a drawing or photo under it and trace it with the tablet.
Anyway, it's an option. Saves your nibs too -- though to be honest, I never had a problem of excessive wear with any of my tablets, including the often reviled Intuos 4. -
Re: Surface sheet replacement help
You could use the intuos4 cover sheet.Originally posted by ksparticus View Post
If the size is a bit smaller: just go for the next bigger size and trim it down.
(I did that once on an older Intuos2 with an intus3 cover sheet)Comment
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Re: Surface sheet replacement help
Just Bumping this one - I just went to order some new surfaces for my 6x A4 Intuos 3's all long standing, well serving members of the team here - Wacom have STOPPED producing replacement skins for these - I'vee found a few in stock and bought them, but means when these ones start to wear, I'll either have to update to newer tablets - at huge cost for 6 of them or figure out a hack to make my own, which is why I'm posting here - has anyone had any luck with home made or retrofitted surfaces on their Wacom, if so, could you run me through it? I've noted I could buy the Large Intous A3 Skin, and cut it in half to almost fill the area of my A4 Intuos 3... Any other thoughts / hacks / advice?Comment
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