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Guro (Gunyavy Roman)
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haohmaru
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 Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2003 4:47 am |
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don't know, haven't tried it yet.
but i have allready tried out a wacom cintiq. personally i don't like it.
strange feeling, and it doesn't work exactly as expected. and 1024 is a bit low for resolution, i think.
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marc_taro
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| Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2003 3:51 pm |
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I've been trying our Alias Sketch, which is designed for the tablet pc...I was initally attracted to these monitors - but in practice - I really don't like the entire 'keyless' approach to the software. Photoshop hot keys are just much faster for changing brush size, copy pasting, changing colors, zooming, changing layer opacity...etc...the things I do all the time when working.
These montiors/tablets seem like expensive ways to replicate traditional painting - if you want to discard all the reasons photoshop is cool - you might as well paint RL anyway...without a keyboard, digital painting is kind of crippled imho..
that's my 2 cents..
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