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help me choose !!!
1. INTUOS Medium
2. INTUOSpro Medium
if you have better one pleas give me the link and pleas.... not to expensive
For the price your paying for it your getting alot more out of it and it has alot of neat little corks to it you can use it as a mouse to surf the web like a giant note pad ( the mouse thats built into the labtops ), you can also buy a wireless addition to it for 50 bucks or so.
If you have a desk top I heavily recommend buying a USB extender. if you dont plan to get the wireless addition ( like myself )
The more... well functional one if you want to be able to set your keys and cover your laptop's keyboard (if that's something you'd need to do) is the WacomPro (for me it was Intuos5 Large). Being able to, at a touch and without really any thought, change the functions of the buttons AND have a tablet where the pen works on very stable and seamless pressure sensitivity... well it was a no contest sorta deal with wacom tablets, especially the Intuos variety.
In my personal opinion, the cheaper Pen and Touch variety of wacom tablet will still give you similar pressure sensitivity (I mean you're likely not to notice a ton of difference if you're a hobbyist or work 3 days a week with it), but the downside is that there is less customization to the tablet itself and the ease of use lessens for having to use your keyboard to short-key (such as undo, cut, paste, change tools, zoom... ).
If you're looking into Monoprice, the difference is very obvious. On top of Monoprice not having appropriate drivers for the specialized tablet and functions that it seems to have and the software/installation being a bit difficult, the more obvious difference is the lack of ability it has to be recognized in programs like photoshop, and that it's pen moves inward on a spring noticeably when you draw (IE a blue ink pen won't move when you write, but this tablet's pen is battery operated and the nib is on a spring, making it I guess more ... brush like? Sorta... it's not as sensitive as wacom tablets and you have to press harder to get full pressure.)
Basically, out of the two wacom tablets, if you want something to draw with on a hobby level, get the cheaper one! You don't need the extra buttons or added pressure sensitivity to accomplish the same result ultimately. If you want to be able to do stuff a bit quicker and learn how to use quick keys more effectively, and I think want a more usable drawing area, go with the more expensive one. Wacom has a bunch of tablets, all recommended, but Intuos (Pro?) is the "better" version of a more professional use tablet still within buying range. The next step up gets ridiculously expensive.
Ik teken en inkt met potlood/pen en ik kleur enkel digitaal. Ik kleur ook redelijk "plat" dus is er niet echt een fancy tablet nodig.
Zelf heb ik een kleine Wacom Bamboo die ik gebruik als muis en voor mijn commissions te kleuren.
Ik heb ook een Intuos 4 en die is natuurlijk een pak beter. (Ik zou die meer moeten gebruiken...)
Van bovenstaande tablets weet ik helaas niet genoeg. ^^;
http://www.wacom.com/en/us/creative/cintiq-13-hd
New it's pretty expensive but used its around $300-500 which is still pretty expensive but I LOVE the way its designed. You draw directly on the tablet screen instead of drawing on the tablet and it showing on the computer screen.