[Cronus]

I am intending to purchase a Wacom tablet.

I have a question, is bigger better? I mean I can�t imagine working on a very small tablet; however I do not know how they operate and would be interested in knowing if the surface area of the tablet is of importance. The application I intend to use it for is Adobe cs2 mostly for art. Any suggestions?

[Ranath]

I started out with a5 size wacom. It worked out just fine. Then I got a4 and it's just better - I can use sweeping elbow movements. So if you are short in cash, go for a5, but if you can afford a4, go for it.

[eyewoo]

Works on my Intuos 3 with the regular pen...
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[Max]

I also started out with a5,...now I have an intuos A4 oversize which is just perfect.
A3 is way too big imho,...depands on you,..and your money ; )

[Tomasis]

me too who started with A5.. now sitting with A4 now wants a A3

[Cronus]

thx for all the advice I think i will go with the A4

[Nag]

Of all the tablets I�ve tried then I like the regular A4 best.. the A3 is to large for me.

[Affected]

It probably depends on the size of your display and how far it is from you. A tablet about the same size as the perceived size of your display should work best.

[Tinusch]

i use A6

[Hate]

i use a baby wacom an intuous.

[Impaler]

Just curious, why do all of you Americans use the European sizes? I had to check the European section of Wacom's site just to see what you guys were talking about. I've got an A6 (4" x 5"), and I sort of regret it. Too small.

And.. ryan. You've been banned twice already. Why do you keep coming back?
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[Tinusch]

I wondered that too - I had to look up the conversion to say A6