Wacom korea has released a new tablet, with new features and better performance for photographers. Inspired by those who use it, Intuos4's new pen performance,is capable of capturing the slightest nuance of pen pressure against the tablet surface, as well as offering 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity.
It also offers a more accurate and intelligent design , providing better look, comfort and importantly control.It also has specific workflow and productivity tools. Including the customizable shortcut and modifier keys with accompanying OLED displays, which allow users to see, via the displays, what the keys are currently set to.
The Intuos4 is available in four sizes, small, medium, large and extra large,which are all wide format, the Intuos4's new asymmetrical design puts all of the customizable ExpressKeys and Touch Ring on one side of the tablet, "making them all available to the user's non-dominant hand" according to aving.net's review on the product.
The application-specific ExpressKeys are instrumental in helping improve workflow and boost productivity by placing commonly used commands right at the fingertips.
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I have Intuos3 and love it. You have more control over the pen than you do a mouse, ie. it is much easier to draw (using lasso tool)accurately around the eyes/lips for example than with a mouse. Takes a bit of getting used to but once you do you will never pick up that runaway mouse again.
ReplyDeleteHave used wacom briefly and I think it does take a bit of practice but definately has potential. I think as an editing tool and graphic design perspective it is a worthy asset. Thanks Mel as well for inspiring me to plod forward and use it more.
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