[nova]

So, what's the difference between the Wacom intuos and the graphire tablet, other than the pretty colours for the graphire?

I'm looking at buying myself a new tablet and am looking for pressure-sensitivity, durability and overall flexibility in what this thing can do for me, and more in terms of sketching on-screen rather than tracing. I guess this is also a reccomendation question.

Thanks for reading, considering and answering in advance,



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[Jenn]

Those graphires are fugly

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[Ian]

Hmm...I'll take this one guys (Ian shouts over his sholder)
The Intuos DOES have better sensitivity and reslolution. HOWEVER it has been debated whether PhotoShop users even NEED the amount of res and sens that the Intuos provides. The Graphire is pretty =) and comes with a mouse in some cases (i think). I also think it comes bundled with more software than the intuos but again (not positive). If you are just starting out with digital art and need something to learn on, (and money is tight) I think that Graphire is the way to go.
(hope that helps)
Ian

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[Flexible Elf]

I've never used a Graphire.. I ***LOVE*** my Intuos... the Graphire looky like iMac... Blechhh...

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-Flexible Elf

[DuKEZ]

I dunno about no intous..

my graphire is limited to what i can make of it.. nuff said

[asmodie]

The intous special edition looks like a mac to... why do they have to destroy everyting

[Binke]

I suggest you buy a Wack'em 54x34, its great to surf on the waves with.

seriously.
somebody should make a 200x200 big image for the "search" link.



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[Nex]

bwaaaaah!! *runs off crying*

[This message has been edited by Nex (edited September 15, 2000).]

[surferboi]

my wacom artz ii 6x8 must be a fossil or something... actually i was thinkin of upgrading to a intous usb eventually but for the time being id stand by any tablet wacom makes as good enough.