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Arthil posted:So I've been thinking of getting a tablet to work with as I learn graphic design. So many people say to sketch out ideas and such, but I'd honestly have an easier time doing it straight on the computer and that's what I usually end up doing anyway. With the mouse. Beats bamboo that you linked, especially it being refurbished and all.
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While I have a wacom bamboo myself (previously had intuous 5 medium so I have some point of comparison) - I'll buy huion h610 pro in a month or two, simply because it's the price of wacom bamboo in my country (cheaper in fact), not to mention all the facts about larger surface area and pen pressure. I only sketch myself, can't say I draw or paint these days and I definitely miss larger surface area, it helps a lot with accurate sketching, you don't have to zoom in as much. Wacom has driver issues, always had, I reinstall drivers about once or twice a month and that's the usual deal for me. Sometimes pen pressure drops for a second or two, sometimes you need to reboot or reinstall drivers completely, so if anything Huion has less issues from all the reviews I've read. And if Frenden (http://frenden.com/post/87110791272/huion-h610-pro-h610-k58-graphics-tablet-review) has line quality that good and uses it as his main tablet while having ALL the tablets available to him (including much more expensive ones like wacom companion, cintiq, Yiynova, etc) then hell, it's good enough for professionals and superior to Wacom in my eyes.
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May 16, 2015 05:31
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Bought H610 Pro after using wacom bamboo for so long, this thing is enormous compared to it, haven't had any problems and well worth the price.
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Vermain posted:
2) I encourage anyone not used to tablets take a look at this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjhxM9iGAO4 And his videos in general are pretty drat good
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the_lion posted:Are there any good online apps for collaborative drawing with friends? https://awwapp.com/ http://flockdraw.com/ I only ever used flockdraw and awwapp, so can't vouch for drawpile but it looks good and it's multiplatform Edit: Tried drawpile and it's the most advanced of the bunch, but it requires installing so might be a con for some. Strotski fucked around with this message at 17:53 on Dec 14, 2015 |
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Looked at their Amazon page and saying no to that, my reasoning: 4 reviews and it's already at 3.6, looks like a generic chinese knockoff If you want a really good low budget option go for http://www.amazon.com/Yiynova-MSP19...=yiynova+msp19u or similar tablets like Huion one, more at frenden.com for honest reviews on those If you're on a really tight budget like me and not afraid to do things with your hands take a look at this alternative http://www.bongofish.co.uk/wacom/wacom_pt1.html all it really is, is a cheap spare monitor (or any laptop matrix with LVDS controller), cheap tablet of your choice (I'm using H610 pro for my project) and a bit of reading at bongofish forums https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15NnaN-LKac Strotski fucked around with this message at 20:30 on Dec 21, 2015 |
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Dec 21, 2015 20:21
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Take a look towards Sketchbook free or Krita as a middleground between photoshop and painter, it's fairly simple too. There's always Paint tool SAI and it has pretty good stabilizer algorithm for drawing Edit: Even the most hardcore open-source painters I knew jumped from GIMP to Krita, because GIMP isn't very good for painting these days. Strotski fucked around with this message at 08:59 on Jan 6, 2016 |
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Jan 6, 2016 08:56
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I've been using Huion H610 Pro for a year now, no complaints here and it's bigger than entry level Wacom (it definitely helps).
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Currently I'm using Huion H610 Pro, and I've never used monitor tablets so I have no way to compare whether it'll be worth the money, I also have no way of testing it in retail shops before I buy one. Anyone who used either tablets who can give any sort of advice? Ideally who tried all? Thanks! Ended up ordering GT-221. Strotski fucked around with this message at 19:57 on May 25, 2018 |
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May 25, 2018 06:02
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I have this issue with Huion Kamvas GT-221 and their drivers, I'm trying to make alt+left click work on newer drivers and it's not behaving the way it is on older drivers. Version 13.x.x works fine with setting pen button on keystroke combination such as "alt + left click" but versions that go above 14.5.2 basically send it like "alt+; left click" which is really dumb on their part. Currently I'm either forced to sit on 13.x.x cause even 14.5.2 has huge issues, or (which is what I'm doing currently) doing autohotkey ghetto script that rebinds my F11 to left mouse button and in actual driver page I send Alt + F11 combination cause it doesn't put it as "alt+;F11" but rather proper "alt+F11". I tried looking at their XML config settings file but it's a bit beyond me. Tried writing to Huion support only for them to send me this: Huion Support posted:"After checking with our team, the pen comes with your tablet GT-221 Pro is a rechargeable PE330; and it doesn't support alt + left click function at the same time Anyone have any solutions beyond this dumb crap I'm doing?
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Wowporn posted:I've noticed that the colors on my tablet monitor seems to have gotten noticeably worse recently, like even after I calibrate it the colors seem way off, like they look like they're somehow too green and too pink at the same time. If I use it uncalibrated it looks like laughably bad and I don't remember that being the case before. Is there anything I could try that would be better than just trying to tweek the color settings with my lovely eyeballs? I'm really bad at adjusting that stuff myself and it usually ends up looking way off. Comparing a bunch of grays on my main monitor they look pretty neutral after calibrating but are way off on my 2nd. I have a Spyder 5 pro and a Ugee 2150b if that makes a difference.
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