[sfr]

Molly rushes to the rescue! As her first act as patron saint, she will wave her magical Wacom pen and appoint you all knights. So from now on, you'll be known as Sir Bop, Sir Tinusch, Sir Affected and Sir the-rest-of-you.



Saffron / Sunflower

[hamster]

hey! i have the same prob! i just have a damn penpartner and thinking about buying me an intuos! i am not the only one on this planet owning a penpartner...hui!

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[bop]

oooh heheh thats molly

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[fragamite]

very good question
as I also got a small as hell pen partner and last sunday morning I found the pen in a pool of beer. after washing it the eraser ceased to work.. but it was a hell of a party!!

[Drorak]

The problem you are referring to, is the same problem I have with my mouse(usb). Basically the cursor doesn't keep up with your hand movements. Try signing your name as fast as you normally do with a real pen... you'll see that the cursor won't keep up.

I'm wondering, are there better(faster) programs than Photoshop to do sketching with? Or could using an older version of Photoshop solve this problem? As I've noticed with many newer applications, as soon as they get fancier, they also get slower.

[zapman]

i got Wacome ArtPad2 (4x5) serial,
1997 is when i got it
I just Ordered a New tablet 6x8
so who wants to buy mu 4x5 for 70$? or do i keep it and useit on my laptop?


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art, fart, and be smart.

[Tinusch]

Saffron: I want to see you try some high-res pics some time. Something sharp and detailed. I mean, I love your painterly pics, the color choices and overall composition are GREAT. But I'm just interested in seeing what you can do as far as photorealism. Hell, your 8-bit demoscene graphics are almost photo-realistic, I can only imagine what you could do now with Painter or Photoshop...

[bop]

i hope i'm not bothering ppl with this topic because some of you totally freak out seeing another wacom topic...

I've got a penpartner from wacom now but i think it's a little small and when i draw very quick I don't get nice round curves. Does it makes sense to buy a (fairly high priced) Intuos A4?

I'm in doubt... help me out

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[Tinusch]

Where's Molly?

[Tinusch]

Oh, and not getting round curves when you draw quickly isn't because of the tablet. It's a Photoshop problem, no matter what tablet you have you'll probably get that problem.

[bop]

who's molly ?

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[bop]

tinusch i heard that when you have an usb tablet it is much less.. do you have usb?

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[Tinusch]

Saffron knows who Molly is...

[DuKEZ]

me gots a usb graphire tho.. but im not sure what u mean by nice curves :/

molly is that wacom elepahnt :P

[kos.mandis]

Who's Saffron?

[Affected]

Maybe Molly should be made the patron saint of this board...

[Binke]

Try sketching in Painter, it's a bit slower, but you'll make much more smoother lines & curves. Sketching in photoshop is dull, atleast if you use the opacity option, then you have to press hard as hell to get a dark line (if you are too lazy to change the pressure thingy in the control panel that is )

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[n8]

sketching in painter RULES!!....i wish it could be like that in fotoshop....
and as drorack said as proggies get fancier they get slower??...no not really....they get fancier as technology increases....better proggie requires better teknology....
btw....nyone know if i can get the cordless, balless mouse with a scroll for my intuos??

[DuKEZ]

arent the intous suppose to come wit that 4d mouse?

the grpahire comes wit a cordless balless mouse with scrool that yer talking about tho.. i dont use it :P

want mine? $10 haha

oyeah sketching in painter does kick photoshop in the nuts.. its life like look and feel and pressure sensitivity.. even wit the opacity mode on, the photoshop pencil doesnt act like a real one like painter does very nice

[This message has been edited by DuKEZ (edited May 08, 2000).]

[Zor]

Is there not a option in PS PRef for Curves, you can adjust how sharp or flat you want them I think...

Im not on a pc with PS rite now, but Im pretty sure that U can do. as I get nice curves and I have a crappy Seriel Wacom..