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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Creative Convention > Wacom Tablet Users - Digital Art Tools
 
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some dillweed
Mar 31, 2007

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some dillweed
Mar 31, 2007

Mchangin posted:

I used an Intuos4 Medium for about a year and a half now, and the USB Ports on the tablet itself just caved in and became impossible to use. USB 2.0 is good and makes the tablet really portable and all, but if constant removal of the wire itself is required, I recommend using an Intuos3 instead.

Now my intuos4 is a sitting duck because I can't afford paying $120/hour for repairs. :smith:
When did you buy it? Is it out of the warranty period? I'm guessing it is when you're mentioning $120/hr repairs. I know the warranty's 2 years for North America and 1 year for Central/South, but I don't know outside of those areas.

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some dillweed
Mar 31, 2007

Watchlar posted:

Just upgraded from an old worn Graphire 4 to an Intuos 4 medium and I'm completely in love. How do you guys go about adjusting the minimum pressure for Photoshop work though? I dislike having to press so hard and/or use gigantic brushes to colour anything at all.
Somebody posted it earlier, but here's the ConceptArt thread about lowering the overall required pressure while still keeping a linear response curve: http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=154862.

Here's the direct link to the guide: http://junkyardsam.blogspot.com/2009/02/wacom-cintiq-driver-manual-adjustment.html.

I set mine to 75%, which seems pretty good so far and is definitely better than the default.

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