Digital BW, The Print

The only downside to too big, is desk space and cost, if that matters; you
can easily program the tablet to be smaller if you want shorter
hand strokes.

Best regards,
John Moody

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Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Wacom Tablet for Photoshop Retouching?

At 02:41 PM 11/29/2005, john dean wrote:


> From the days when I did use one I remember it makes sense
>to buy as large of one as possible. For me anything smaller than 11x14
>is not worth the trouble.

I'm also in the market for one ... will probably get a Wacom Intuos 3.

But as for size ... I'm also told that too big is not good, as you have to
pull the stylus around, rather than just use smaller movements.  My
colleagues have suggested that 4x5 is best for just retouching, 6x9 for
drawing as well.

What do those of you who've used these have to say?


Arthur




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