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I bought this 10X6.25" tablet from Monoprice for only !!! Which includes shipping. This is my review of this tablet and just how great a deal it actually is. Feel free to comment with any questions and i'll try to answer them the best i can. www.monoprice.com Specifications: (Note that these are GREATER than Wacom's specs) 10x6.25" Working Area 1024 pressure levels 4000 LPI resolution 200 (report rate) Specifications for Wacom's Pen Tablet: 5.8 X 3.6" working area 512 Pressure levels 1270 LPI resolution 133 (report rate)
All of the tablets i have ever used so far keeps doing this annoying thing where i try to draw a straight line.. And the result is a complete zig zag party mess.
ReplyDeleteIs this one really reliable? Is ANY tablet reliable?
cable easier to break need wireless tablet o_o
ReplyDeleteFuck thats expensinve ._.
ReplyDeleteI prefer this one: watch?v=dCp9GXY5_pw&list=UUXzvbHPef3MmC-fXOWj5OkA&index=2&feature=plcp
ReplyDeleteAcrezHD use it, and it works very well. Costs much less :D
When does it come out
ReplyDeleteim gonna be spending alot of money on school supplies:?
ReplyDeleteCable sometimes get's in the way.
ReplyDeletei'm so thrustrated cos of it just won't work wireless...
ReplyDeletetried 3 bluetooth adapters and with no results.
gives me error: adding this device to this computer failed
asks a pairing code but nothing u can do... so many threads about it but no fix so far... -.-
but when connected with usb workl just fine and is good tablet :)
Why would you need a wireless tablet? It's not like you're going to draw far away.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I'll be sure to check that out!
ReplyDeleteFor drawing (and not doing heavy photo manipulation), you might ought to try SmoothDraw 3, it's free and open source. You could do sketches and drawings in there, and then move over to GIMP/Photoshop/Paint.NET to do manipulation stuff.
ReplyDeleteLooks like my intuos wacom 1000 thatt my art teacher gave me for free I never knew that that layer was for tracing thanks for the info
ReplyDeletedoes this work with adobe flash and things im into animation and such, which would be the best but affordable tablet?
ReplyDeletehey i got the same exact tablet as you did but for some reason when i try to use the tablet. the pen is all fidgety and either it doesnt move on the screen or it goes around fidgeting. i downloaded gimp but i dont know how to override the screens or how to make the pen on the screen go smoothly like yours does. nothing comes out when i click either. such as lines and what not got some advice?
ReplyDeleteFuck monoprice. Their delivery is garbage (norco overnite). Fucking it's supposed to be overnight and the tracking number still doesn't work after a day. Newegg for life.
ReplyDeleteHello, do you know something other than the 2,200$ Wacom tablet that shows the image on screen? Thanks so much
ReplyDeletedoes it work with mac
ReplyDeleteJust curious if you're still using the monoprice tablet and if there was a fix for the multi monitor / cursor alignment issue you had when your secondary was enabled. Did you have the same problems with Photoshop (if you tried it)?
ReplyDeleteThat deserves an award or something :)
ReplyDeleteMuch popularity has the Engrish for the helpfulness of the manual!
ReplyDeleteIf your going to get a tablet, get a wacom intuos 5 small. Best tablet on the market.
ReplyDeleteThis isn't necessarily true. Some artists work better with longer smooth pen strokes, while others work well with smaller strokes. It basically just comes down to preference.
ReplyDeleteI know right! It would be nice to have one.
ReplyDeleteOh, lol yes, thanks! Sucks that its like.. A couple of grand XD
ReplyDeleteum, do you mean have the image on the tablet rather than the screen? Cuz this one doesn't work that way. Wacom has one that does but its a couple grand.
ReplyDeleteCan you make it so that it doesn't go on the computer screen but on the tablets screen.. ?? Sorry I'm not good at the technology talk XD!
ReplyDeletebigger is not better. with tablets. you should buy the smallest tablet that gives you enough control. bigger means more hand movement on the tablet, and since you do this all day...
ReplyDeleteits got less resolution and is a bit slower report rate but otherwise the same
ReplyDeleteHope that helps :)
ReplyDeletethanks i will try that out right away!!
ReplyDeleteTry MyPaint for sketching. It's also free, and works great
ReplyDeleteMake sure to get the old version (2.6) of gimp if you want pressure sensitivity. The new one (2.8) does not support it in windows.
ReplyDeleteDoes 8x6" monoprice has all the same features?
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