Question:
What is a good type of a Wacom drawing tablet?
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2012-06-23 12:48:45 UTC
Ok sorry I know I asked this yesterday but I have more of an idea of tablets now. The only thing I want it for is to draw, I dont want any of the photography stuff, because Im not a photographer, haha. But all I have to spend is 110, so around the 100 price range would really be the best. Im not a professional, so I dont need anything fancy, I just want something that I can draw colorful manga/anime type pictures on. (Sorry that might sound weird) But anyway, any help would be very appreciated, even if you could advise me against something, it'd be great! Thanks!! c:
Three answers:
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2012-06-23 13:00:44 UTC
I have an Intuos3 now, and it cost about 200 bucks back when I got it, not sure how much it's going for now (I'm sure less on Amazon, anyway) because Wacom has been making so many tablets, but it's always treated me right and hasn't given me all those problems that I hear about the Bamboo ones which like to stop working a LOT.



I used to have a Graphire4, I think it might have been discontinued but I still see some on Amazon, closer to 100 dollars. I really enjoyed mine, but the pen grip started coming off the pen because I used it so much. I just taped it down with duct tape and it was fine, or you could just buy a new pen if that happened to you and it really bothered you, but yeah. I didn't have any problems using it, really. The feel of the tape did bug me, though, and my sister had been wanting that tablet for a long time anyway, so I gave it to her and got a new one, so we can both draw.



So both of these tablets have treated me really well and I used the Graphire4 for about 4 years, and the Intuos3 has been with me for 4 years too, and it'll be longer than that, since the grip on this pen is still in perfect condition.



I'm not trying to scare you away from the Bamboos, I've just known a lot of people who keep telling me they have issues with them randomly not working, having to unplug/replug them in, restart, etc., and I can count all my incidents with both my tablets on one hand. Maybe I'm a special case and I'm really careful with my stuff, I dunno, but I did/do use these tablets regularly, for long periods of time.
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2016-07-22 03:34:15 UTC
The primary guy most of the time answered your whole questions, however you will have to evaluate your pc's specs to the min for the tablet. I bought a pill and found out that the specs on my laptop had been means too low to use it. My laptop saved freezing and crashing. So keep that in intellect when shopping one :).
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2012-06-23 23:15:10 UTC
The Wacom Intuos is what professionals use. I highly recommend that series. Don't mess around with those cheaper series like the Bamboo.



I talk about it here:



http://www.artofwei.com/artist-resources/wacom-tablets/



Hope that helps,

-Wei

http://www.artofwei.com


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