Re: Graphic Tables and Pens

Hi Nancee,

I use the Wacom ArtZII 6 x 8 tablet and love it. I wouldn't consider getting
anything smaller or you will lose resolution and not be able to edit fine
detail in graphics. I have not tried any other models, but the Wacom gives
me the precise control I need when creating in either Corel PhotoPaint 8 or
Adobe Photoshop 5. I would highly recommend it.



Jake Moore
Internet Coordinator
Rebel Trail Web Design
1-888-99-REBEL (997-3235)
http://www.rebeltrail.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Nancee <nancee(at)nanceestar.com>
To: <hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 1998 4:09 AM
Subject: Graphic Tables and Pens


Hello

I am new to this group.  I am considering buying a graphics table and pen.
I know of two companies one is Wacom and I forgot the other.

My question: What is the benefit of the larger writing tables? Who has used
these pens before and do you see a benefit in getting the largest table?
Are the tables like using a mouse where a small area will do or must you
have the larger areas.

I understand that the best pen to get is the one with the erasing abilities.
Do you find that true?  Is the 5 button mouse worth the extra cost?  I am a
fairly new graphic designer and web designer and not one who draws graphics
everyday but quite often.

Thank you so much in advance for any input you might have.

nancee
http://www.computer-resolution.com
nancee(at)nanceestar.com

Nancee
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