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Re: Drawing Tablets
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Posted by Phaze Five on November 13, 2000 at 00:17:55:
In Reply to: Re: Drawing Tablets posted by Steve on March 19, 1999 at 23:59:47:
: : : Hi,
: : : I have a notebook, and I am looking to buy the best possible drawing pad within about $300 max. I need it to be pressure sensitive, preferably 512 levels, and also a minimum of 6x8 in size, preferably 9x12. Has anyone any ideas or experience using drawing tablets. Oh yes, I forgot, I also would like the pen to be cordless and batteryless if possible. Any pointers ????
: I use a CalComp UltraSlate 6X9 1024 levels on a Mac. I reccomend it.
::Actually for a few dollars more you could get the Wacom Intuos 6x8. That would be about $329 plus tax. It is a more highly recomended pad for that price. I like mine. It has 1,024 preasure sensitivity levels and is to me the best for you buck. Even if you go larger like the 9 x 12, be sure to go with Wacom. That one will run you about $150 more though. Later...Phaze out...The link below is a good example site of what Intuos can do...this guy is good.
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