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Re: Wacom tablet advice,would love some help :)

Postby reilly » Mon Sep 01, 2014 1:45 pm

I just got my tablet almost a year ago. I use the Wacom Bamboo Pen model, and I think it's a great one to use for beginners. It's pretty small, but it works really great. It has a pen and a USB, however it has no fancy buttons or anything. That means it also doesn't have an eraser. I believe there are similar models with erasers, but I'm not certain. You can enable pen pressure, and it should work with most programs, including Oekaki.
Remember that it's not always a good thing to just straight up and buy the fanciest, most advanced thing ever. You probably want to start with a cheaper, smaller tablet in case you end up not liking how using a tablet feels. In the case of my brother he ended up not liking using a tablet very much, so it's a good thing he didn't buy the most expensive model.
I really don't know much about my tablet because it was actually a hand-me-down from my brother who grew out of online art after making a snap decision to buy a tablet. Lol sorry. I hope I at least helped a little. <3
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Re: Wacom tablet advice,would love some help :)

Postby Lady Poppy » Sun Nov 16, 2014 1:56 am

megarin wrote:I just got my tablet almost a year ago. I use the Wacom Bamboo Pen model, and I think it's a great one to use for beginners. It's pretty small, but it works really great. It has a pen and a USB, however it has no fancy buttons or anything. That means it also doesn't have an eraser. I believe there are similar models with erasers, but I'm not certain. You can enable pen pressure, and it should work with most programs, including Oekaki.
Remember that it's not always a good thing to just straight up and buy the fanciest, most advanced thing ever. You probably want to start with a cheaper, smaller tablet in case you end up not liking how using a tablet feels. In the case of my brother he ended up not liking using a tablet very much, so it's a good thing he didn't buy the most expensive model.
I really don't know much about my tablet because it was actually a hand-me-down from my brother who grew out of online art after making a snap decision to buy a tablet. Lol sorry. I hope I at least helped a little. <3

Yup it did ,but i really want my eraser lol xD
Thanks!<3
Edit; Thank you nadine ^_^ helped
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Re: Wacom tablet advice,would love some help :)

Postby Lady Poppy » Sun Nov 16, 2014 1:56 am

I got what i needed,this can be removed/locked <3
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