[spawn73]

I have the smallest Wacom tablet...mainly because of budget and affordability. Luckily they had it at my local wholesale place for $60. I couldn't pass it up. Really, it might depend on your work space. If you have the luxury of getting any size you want, then go for it. I have used larger tablets, but I like mine. To each their own, it's just what feels comfortable to you. I don't think you can go wrong with a Wacom tablet. A guy that used to work with me had one that was six years old. So it's definitely a good investment. ......Just my opinion.

[White Rabbit]

many thnx yeah u r right, and i dont have 2 luxury of choosing any size... will be a A6 or A5.

any other ppl wanna share their experiences?

[Frog]

I use an A6 one because I like it best! I draw really small in real life, and large tablets irk me as I can't control my movements very well over a large sweep. Your mileage may well vary, its a personal thing. My way of working with a small tablet is to zoom right in and be quite precise, just ask yourself how you draw on paper, do you need a lot of space?

If financial restraint is a problem then maybe you can get yourself a cheapo Graphire to tide you over and save up for an Intuos, you'll soon find out if A6 is too small.

[White Rabbit]

hope u guys/girls will help me

iam about 2 buy a wacom tablet ( i know this topic might have bin here a 100000 times.... ) sorry for another.

but i dont know what is wise 2 buy,
like what r 2 good things about a A6 tablet? in compare with a A5 or A4?, is A6 really small how is it in use?

i just wanna color my sketches ( scan it etc etc ), so what would fit me most?
its killin me theses days, already see wacoms in my dreams lol!
hope u ppl can tell me their experiences with their tablets and what r good ones etc

so thnx in advance!!!!

[White Rabbit]

yes, thats a great idea thnx for the advices

[Micket]

I olmost find my A6 sized wacom graphire to big sometimes! =)
i hate having to move my hand to much when drawing on a computer (its pretty different from drawing IRL if you ask me)

The most important thing is that you get preassure sensitivity.
My wacom graphire cost me about 100 USD when i got it more than a year ago, i also got Painter Classic with it
that was probably the best buy i've ever done

[White Rabbit]

yes i definitly want pressure sensivity, i think iam goin for a A6 wacom graphire2

thnx again for advices