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It's true. Stuff that should be easier somehow comes out more crooked. Drawing smooth curved lines seems incredibly easy to me on paper, but much, much harder of a tablet, for no particular reason.|
Originally Posted by Wassy
Even without Edit>Undo, I actually have an easier time getting nicer results with traditional material over digital. I'm a very tactile person, and I think its a combination of the smoother surface texture of the tablet and the bit of disconnect from the work that makes it trickier on me than good ol' traditional media.
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Maybe its the disengage between the drawing point and the result (tablet -> screen). Mebbe I need one of those fancy tablet PCs where you literally draw straight onto the screen.
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Yeah I saw those .. by fancy, you mean $$$ right?
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Originally Posted by Techbot Alpha
Maybe its the disengage between the drawing point and the result (tablet -> screen). Mebbe I need one of those fancy tablet PCs where you literally draw straight onto the screen.
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If you're using photoshop, lower your Flow percentage to about 20-30%, this will allow you to draw curves easier. If you lower your opacity percentage to about 40-50%, you'll also get a more "pencil" like illusion with a hard round brush tool.
The higher the sensitivity pressure on the tablets, and they come in 512 (Bamboo), 1024 (Intuos 3, OLD Cintiqs)) and 2048 (Intuos 4 and NEW Cintiqs) the more natural the markings will come through, as they will pick up more and your markings will appear more "gesture" like.
The lower flow trick however works wonders... courtesy of Mr. Eddy Swan.
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downloading the Wacom driver ftw
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See, that's the part that gets me...I spend money on Photoshop and a tablet, and they just sit there! And Paintshop - it didn't paint a darned thing! Just sat there....started it up, told it to paint, and nada.
I don't know where these programmers get off selling stuff that won't do its job!
( BTW, I've spent some time trying to figure out what letters those squiggly lines spell out...
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The new Bamboo is either 512 or 1024 depending on what you get.|
Originally Posted by LadyJudgement
The higher the sensitivity pressure on the tablets, and they come in 512 (Bamboo),
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Bamboo Pen & Touch, Bamboo Fun and Bambooo Craft are 1024
The Bamboo Pen is 512
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BTW, I've spent some time trying to figure out what letters those squiggly lines spell out...
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The new Bamboo is either 512 or 1024 depending on what you get.
Bamboo Pen & Touch, Bamboo Fun and Bambooo Craft are 1024 The Bamboo Pen is 512 |
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I don't see letters, I see a spotted zebra! HA!
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I think it spells out Yech!!
I could be mistaken, though...I was once before.
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Your sig is quite kool Thornster! ! Very unique!
Thanks for the note on the sig. As I mentionned in another thread I tried a new sig inspired by our "minimalist" thread we had not too long ago.
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