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Wacom Intuos Pro Paper Review - Digital Drawing Tablet - RapidFireArt

Wacom Intuos Pro Paper Review - Digital Drawing Tablet - RapidFireArt

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
My experience with the Wacom Intuos Pro Paper after 1 year of usage + review + how it works. This is a digital drawing tablet with stylus, ink pen and paper. The unique workflow makes it super fun to work on and it's also very addictive! For more detailed specs
Date: 2022-03-14

Comments and reviews: 8


Just a note, they lent this to you over a YEAR ago? Shouldn't you return it? Are you getting commission?
NIBS: The issue is the supply of rubbish tips and the fact that the surface wears down ) after a while. I would have thought a solid surface would have years of stability, and would be part of the design, like those nice smooth kitchen cooktops. And you would think the engineers would come up with a non-destructible nib for heaven's sake! If I spend a packet on a digital tablet, I know the stylus will be a facsimile of a pencil. I accept that, but to have to constantly buy new nibs? No thanks. Wacom can make a non-destructive nib, you bet they can. Very sad that people are trying to work around this issue of pressure and nib replacement. You are silly to keep paying for these nibs. If fewer people spent mony on nibs, you can bet they would fix the problem quick start.

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Personally I find the paper edition a big failure. First of all the driver to use it very often has conflict that make the pen not working properly and secondly it is not consistent as workflow. If you decide to work with the tablet then use it on your computer. If you want to make a sketch use a a paper and scan it later. The idea of recording what you are doing on your wacom to save the time of using a scanner is not worth it the additional money you have to spend for paper edition. I purchased it and basically never used it. I suggest to buy Intuos Pro Large because it is a great device but I do not recommend Paper edition. it is a waste of money and many times you cannot even use it due the driver issue.
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-Please Note-: the comment from -Ashakari Singh- is not correct: RapidFireArt's review comment about the line thickness is localized to their Ink Pen -- but at 4: 20 and following, she discusses the -Wacom Stylus-, which allows differential pressure and corresponding stroke size. She discusses differential pressure using the Stylus through the end of the video, including differential stroke size applied in Adobe Photoshop at 6: 20. Overall a great product review here.
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Hi - this looks great. When the drawing is exported from InkSpace as a psd. is it Photoshop or the Tablet/InkSpace that governs the resolution? For example when I scan my drawings now I set the resolution to 600DPI so they can be printed on items much larger than A4.
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Well this is kind of useless product. I mean not really useless but. you are paying so much for waht it is just a ink pen. Scanners are cheap and fast, so i dodnt see why pay so much more for what does it do. By using this Undo function is useless.
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can i please ask what was the painting app you used to paint iron man? it did not look like photoshop. id like to try it out. im still using wacoms very first tablet its over 25 years old lol. its look like it too: ) Thank you.
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With thanks! Valuable information! XP-Pen Deco Pro tablet - I had a talk with a guy who had been running a lot of awesome projects and he recommended this. He said to even just get them second hand is good.
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When you are drawing does it sync simultaneously on the screen? like when you draw you can see how it is n the screen or does it like displayed after you done with the drawing?
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