Wacom intuos pro/touch s.

A steemit review.

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This digitizer is my dream coming true. It was long overdue I had an eye on it for some time now, my initial target was the Wacom cintiq to be honest but since I am not a fully professional designer, I do it as a hobby I went with the cheaper version of the pro series which is the intuos pro/touch s. By no means this is a bad graphic tablet. It does helps a lot speeding up your workflow, so you develop faster anything you want to. From a photo to a concept design. First some pictures of what is included at this package, first things first here is the digitizer itself. It has a rubbery feel to it which is pretty cool. It feels good to hold and work on it. The pen itself feels like 90% the same as writing in a paper. There are replacement tips for the pro pen that can be replaced according to your preference. There are smoother tips harder and some that provide the feel of elasticity. It comes down to personal preference though, after a bit of fooling around with the I went for the hard tips as my preference which gave me a more pencil like feeling.

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You will see a Li-ion battery that serves as a power bank for when you want to use your digitizer as a wireless tablet and get all the wires out of the way. Sure this is a nice feature to have, but it does add up to latency and that is something I don't really enjoy when drawing. I prefer the less possible lag between my hand and cursor movements. It makes it easier for me to create and not bother with the slow reactions and or disconnections that the wireless dongle has to offer.

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The pen that this digitizer comes with is a entry series wacom pro pen. It does support tilt, has no need for batteries and it feels like a real pen. The 2 buttons on it are a bit sensitive and it takes some used to so you wont press them by accident. At the top of the pen there is the option of an eraser, which is nice but not really needed in my opinion. I prefer to have smooth erasers than hard ones, and until now I didn't figure out a way to really customize that.

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Here is the entire box with everything included. In addition to everything above there is a mini usb cable for wired connection with your workstation. A pen holder, color tags for the pen(so if you have more than one to set them up in a different way at your wacom settings and change them on the fly). A drivers cd ( who even uses cd roms any more) which I didn't use, I went at wacom's web site to download the most recent drivers instead. A users guide to assemble the different parts and that it.

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The past few days I tried it out with a lot of drawing software that are available for pc's Photoshop cc, Autodesk Sketchbook (both windows 10 and desktop versions) microsft's Ink and plenty more. Where wacom shines though is Photoshop cc and Manga studio pro. The tilt and pressure sensitivity of the pen is absolutely stoning. The pen is as precise as it gets and I really don't regret the fact I went for this instead of the cintiq. The cintiq is something that has to wait as I am expecting the prices of those shiny companion cintiqs to drop to reasonable prices so I can buy on of those.

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below I will display an image I am working on I have yet to finish. I hope you enjoyed this review an you like my work enough to leave me your up-votes down below. Thanks for stopping by my blog and checking me out. I will be posting a lot of digital art in the future here on steemit as a result of getting used to it, I am planning to dedicate a lot of hours getting fluent using it.

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