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decent graphic-tablet (recommendation+advice)
i really need to get my hands a graphic tablet. i don’t have a job and I’m a student so i don’t want to spend too much but I’m aware good G.tabs aren’t cheep.
reason/ use: ‘precision’ drawing for hobby and possibly serious projects.
more importantly i loved drawing as a kid and i still do but i rarely manage to draw these days. i think working with digital mediums is a great way forward in my situation.
specification:
-size A4
-balance between coast and quality
-price: basically don’t want to spend more than £100 maybe slightly more, around £60-£80 if possible.i’ve seen the waccoms but they’re close to 200. i think the genius is quite good but is it.
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Wacom Bamboo
Richard M. Harrington, PMP
Author: From Still to Motion, Video Made on a Mac, Photoshop for Video, Understanding Adobe Photoshop, Final Cut Studio On the Spot and Motion Graphics with Adobe Creative Suite 5 Studio Techniques
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WHAAAAAAAAAT. i’ll have to win money or tablet in comps, or raise the money or eat into my grant O.o what a predicament.
yeah i know that wacom’s are the best more or so and probably leading in g.tab technology
A6 £190
A5 £340
A4 £400A6= good for hobby but is this too small and restrictive of work pace for projects, i mean it’s small)
i agree with seeing it as an investment but at the same time i might never use it professionally, so
do u know any ‘good’ low end tabs or know someone who might? i can at least get used using a tablet before i can afford and jump onto a wacom.Tanks
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