My Intuos Pro Medium arrives tomorrow. I have used Wacom tablets for about 15 years (yes, I had that clunky white thing you will note in the video) and I'm really looking forward to added functionality over the Intuos 3. This tutorial has guaranteed that I will be up and running with minimal fuss. So many great pointers. Thanks!
I bought a wacom intuos pro medium last month. I haven't got used to it. But this tutorial gave me more than just clue about how to use it. Thank you very much.
Hi Guys.....I bought an Intuos Pro a couple of months ago, and have to admit I am nervous about using it! That may sound dumb, but like with all new gizmos, its a case of diving right in! Thank you again Phlearn for giving me the shove I needed!
Hi MrAndreyvd! I disabled "zoom with scroll wheel" in PS-cc general settings. That solved my troubles with pinch zooming. Don't know if it will solve your poblem, but worth checking out. Good luck!
I have NEVER used the eraser tool since I learned about layer masks. They make the destructive EBT an obsolete tool. I also only use the "tragic wand" tool about once every couple of years, if that much.
I appreciate this tutorial, thank you so much! So, right away I'm challenged - I'm trying to set the preferences on the pen but I'm not getting the Opacity options on the right, make sense? So, I've clicked on Transfer in "Brush", to no avail, I don't have the option to select "Pen", ...can you tell me what li'l something I'm not doing, or missing? I made sure the top buttons are unclicked...thanks again, I'll get back to the video, and look forward to your reply!
When I hear the word "tablet" I think of something like an Ipad, Samsung or LG tablet. Learning about this I am understanding that this "tablet" is something entirely different.
Dear Sir, I just got my intros pro and when i draw on my screen it has lines and a yellow backround and then magically disappears. i have been struggling for hours and i just need help asap. I'm on a macBook pro if that helps. i will be waiting for a reply. Your subscriber, Noelley c.
Thanks for video i have tablet (CTL-480) and i did't used much i lost the cable please advice if i buy the wireless kit which is cost around USD 39.00 its will works also on bigger tablet ?? like Intuos Pro large or medium so i don't need to buy again if i am going to upgrade in the future bigger Intuos Pro large thanks
Hi! I guess this is quite belated but a big thanks for this review Video as I was considering getting a Wacom Intuos Pro as a beginner tablet. I would like to ask if the XP-Pen Deco Pro would be a good alternative? I feel the XP-Pen Deco Pro would be the “coolest” from an aesthetic standpoint because of the light up ring. This will be my first time using a tablet and I intend to use it photo editing and small amount of drawings.
23:00 Why you working so hard? Use the magic wand, hold shift, click all the red parts to select them, then click brush, with all red still selected increase brush size and knock it all out in one stroke. No erasing or touching up necessary.
I need your help to know the following comparisons in different recording conditions. iBall Graphics Tablet 8060U vs Monoprice 10x6.25 Inches Graphic Drawing Tablet vs WACOM INTUOS PRO LARGE TABLET PTH-851/K0-CX to make videos to teach math or other subjects Epson Portable Document Camera vs MO-1 Visual Presenter by Elmo to make videos to teach math or other subjects by writing on paper and shoot it. Microsoft LifeCam Cinema Webcam Vs Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam vs Kodak PlayTouch Video Camera vs Panasonic HX-DC2 Camcorder Camera vs Sony HD Video Recording HDRCX405 Handycam vs Panasonic HC-V750 Camcorder vs Nikon D5200 vs Sony HXR NX1 Video Camera to make videos to teach math or other subjects by writing on paper and shoot it. Microsoft LifeCam Cinema Webcam Vs Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam to make videos to teach math or other subjects by writing on paper and shoot it. ipevo articulating video stand Audio Technica AT2020 USB Condenser vs Blue Microphones Spark Digital Lightning Condenser Microphone vs Blue Microphones Yeti USB Microphone vs Blue Snowball USB Microphone vs Rode Podcaster USB Dynamic Microphone vs ZOOM H4n HANDY RECORDER vs Samson C03U Multi-Pattern USB Microphone vs Plantronics Audio 655 DSP Wired Headset vs Ahuja CSM-990 Microphone vs Ahuja Wireless Microphone AWM-520 vs Sony WCS999 Wireless Camcorder Microphone
For this, you will want to contact B&H directly through email. TH-cam isn’t the best forum to compare this many items, and give advice on setting up audio visual components for a school. I would suggest sending an email letting us know in some detail what you are looking to do, and roughly what your budget is. We would then be better able to advise on the best products to suit your needs. *Christina* AskTH-cam@bhphoto.com
How come the tablet isn't showing anything, and everything it sees is only showing up on the computer monitor? I don't wanna draw if I can't look directly at what I'm drawing.
+Jason Skywalker The Wacom Intuos series of tablets are not graphic displays and this particular video is dedicated to show the Intuos Pro in use for photo editing. You may instead want to consider the Cintiq series which feature high resolution touch screens and are more inline with the functionality you are looking for. I would recommend take a look at our article about Wacom Cintiq here: bhpho.to/1S5ZwmI *Andrea
Hi! I have three questions regarding Wacom Intuos Pro Medium: 1) Can I use it with Adobe Illustrator (I want to draw cartoon characters)? 2) Can I use it as a classic tablet (go to internet, install apliactions and similar)? 3) Is it compatibile with Windows 10 on my Dell Laptop? Thanks in advance!
1) The tablet is compatible with Adobe Illustrator 2) You can use this as a replacement for your mouse if you'd like. But it's not a tablet in a sense where you can install applications or surf the web. You would still need your computer to do those things. 3) This will work with Windows 10 and your Dell. ~~Geoffrey
Thank you very much. Just one more question: if I want to draw just illustrations similar to this www.123rf.com/photo_45092649_cute-cartoon-snail-on-white-background.html, do I really need Wacom Pro tablet or I can reach the same quality with some other tablet? Thank you!
the working area, the movement needed, how precise you can get with or without zooming, etc with smaller tablets will force you to be constantly zooming in and out your works all the time whenever you'd want to put more delicate details, which can lead to more time wasted due to that exessive use of zooming tool
Hello , i have a question about the size of the tablet. i dont kwow witch size i shut buy. the size of my monitor/ 4K TV is 55 inch (res. 3840x2160) and de the intuos large is really large almost 50 cm . is it recommanded to get the large one or is the medium size more the good?? Please help :D
+Frogs & Bears Both can be used for photography, though the Intuos Pro would be a more professional tool, while the photo is geared more towards home use. Big differences would be that the pro has better resolution and sensitivity, and can recognize the pen tilt angle. It is also more customizable. *Christina* AskPhoto@bhphoto.com
I wanted to get one but when doing a little research about it I noticed that so many people have so much trouble with Wacom software and they spending so many hours to solve it.It put me off.Is there any other tablet out there I can use with my iMac??
I had no trouble whatsoever with the software :) I have a macbook pro, and although you will get a message saying the software cannot be downloaded blah blah because of 'compatibility' or whatever, all you need to do is go on the website and download it off there. Quick and easy
I haven't watched the entire video yet so maybe this question is answered but my basic question is, What advantage is there in using a tablet rather than a mouse?
I was a full time photographer for nearly 4 decades. I have not used a mouse at all for 20 years. If for nothing else it stops pain in your hand and wrist. A pen is so much more convenient to use. I was showing my niece recently how to use photoshop for her collage course and found her mouse so clumsy to use. I gave her a old tablet for her on my next visit.
TheMuddySlime lp The Intuos does not have the ability to emulate the monitor screen. In order to do this, you would need the Wacom Cintiq. These are HD interactive pen displays (monitors) that combine an IPS monitor with the features of the Intuos tablet. You can find these on our website at this link: bhpho.to/1IIsQfq Steven C askbh@bandh.com
I enjoyed your tutorial on the Intuos Pro, but I am having problems using it. Every time I open a blank white page in Photoshop to use my Intuos Pro medium my pen writes and sometimes it do not write. Can you tell me what am I doing wrong?
Directly to the right of the power button is a small pin hole which contains a reset button. To reset the Wacom Intuos Pro, use the reverse side of the Pro Pen 2’s Nib to reset the tablet. Insert the reversed Nib straight into the hole and press firmly feeling the reset button depress. Hold for 10-15 seconds until the power light on the tablet turns off, then release. Once released the tablet will turn back on, and the memory on the tablet is now reset to default. **Note: Drawing files saved to the tablet memory will not be effected during this reset. >Mark
+Hamad Drawer For drawing I would go for the medium. The small could be tricky for that. For drawing the more room the better in my opinion. -Dana AskBH@BHPhoto.com
Desiree Xiong If you have the Intuos3 tablet, then Wacom Intuos3 SE Grip Pen is compatible: bhpho.to/1LGn8vB The Wacom Intuos3 Classic Pen - Special Edition is also compatible: bhpho.to/1iavb8j If you have the Intuos4 or Intuos5, then these are compatible: bhpho.to/1fq63cS bhpho.to/1CY37yV bhpho.to/1LGnum3 We do not have any compatible pens for Intuos2 or older models.. Steven C askbh@bandh.com
i want to buy a Graphic Tablet for photo editing only..i never buy it before....can you suggest me,which one can be best for me..? my budget is US 50$-150$...thank you
The Wacom Intuos Creative Pen Tablet would be a great choice. With 4096 pressure levels and a well balanced stylus, you will have total control and can create or edit to your heart's content. bhpho.to/2KixIMn
Wacom Intuos Pro Creative Pen Tablet (Medium) B&H # WAIPM bhpho.to/3lokvE5 Key Features 8.82 x 5.83" Active Area 8192 Levels of Pen Pressure Sensitivity Multi-Touch Support USB & Bluetooth 4.2 Connectivity 8 Programmable Express Keys Touch Ring, Radial Menu, Pen Switches Included Wacom Pro Pen 2 Slim and Compact Design Windows and Mac Compatible >Mark
Both are great options. At this time Wacom has a Cintiq 13.3", B&H # WAC13. It would just be a matter of if you want to edit directly over the image using a monitor or not. If not, the Wacom PTH451 Intuos Pro Professional Pen & Touch Tablet is a great choice, B&H # WAIPPTS. B&H # WAC13: bhpho.to/2dhghO4 B&H # WAIPPTS: bhpho.to/2cLU2Rz Thanks! -Joey P
MrAndreyvd As indicated in the Wacom Intuos Pro instruction manual, zooming is accomplished either by using the touch ring on the left-hand side of the tablet (and using the center toggle button to select the zoom feature), or by using the multi-touch capability of the tablet & pinching two fingers together or separating two fingers, similar to smartphone zooming. To customize the settings, open System Preferences from the Apple menu, or from the Applications folder, then click on the Wacom Tablet icon.
B and H Thank you for your answer! But it didn't work like touch panel on macbook. Its not smooth.. As if photoshop cc doesn't understandt the right command from tablet, it steel on rotaiting mode.. And pinching with two fingers made a big scale of zoom (large step of %).
+Hamad Drawer The Wacom Intuos Pro, and all current Wacom tablets, will be compatible with Windows 10. You would simply need to install the driver from Wacom’s site. *Christina* askbh@bandh.com
4:58 this, is the most irritating thing I've heard on almost EVERY single tablet tutorials. Which is imo only true for right handed users. And yet every tutorial makes it like they had to to this (e.g scrapping your mouse and use all of the mouse functions on the tablet) for lefties (and also those few amount of people who use their mouse on their left hand included) as well. I'm a lefty, and for all those 6 years I've spent using my wacom, I can confirm that I would still need my mouse regardless. Especially when my mouse is a gaming mouse which has a whopping eleven programmable buttons on it, and I can utilize it freely to help me improve my workflow while using my wacom. And there's also another inconvenience I'm sure all lefties experienced while using tablets, which is the position and the amount of space needed. Most used shortcuts on keyboards are located on the left side of the keyboard, hence offsetting the position of the keyboard to accomodate some space for the tablet, personally I never feel comfortable with that kind of setup even after 6 years of use. The nature of how the standard QWERTY keyboards are laid out is also one of the main factors here. Those right-handed users can easily say that you should scrap your mouse and use all of the mouse functions on the tablet is actually BECAUSE of how you positioned your tablet, which is located in the same position as your mouse. And that, I'm 100% isn't the case with lefties since they would have them in the opposite position, leaving the space for mouse still available to be used. Which also lead to more space needed unless you move the keyboard to where the mouse was. Sure, anyone can easily change the default shoftcut keys, but that will also lead to another inconveniece, which you would have to remap the shortcuts everytime you switch devices, not everyone sticking with only their own laptop/pc, y'know. Not to mention the amount of time needed for one to naturally get used with those newly placed shortcuts. You also can get by just fine using a custom macro boards which you can remap the buttons (these were actually meant for gamers but can be repurposed as designers tools, such as Logitech G13, Razer Tartarus and Orbweaver, Redragon KK585, etc), but that also means more money needed to spend and you would still need your normal keyboard for everything else.
Best tip - just use it for everything. You will never know how you managed without it later on. If coming from a magic pad on Mac, it's not as hard as coming from a mouse. To me, a mouse is so 1990s. Awful! These things are superior in all ways.
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My Intuos Pro Medium arrives tomorrow. I have used Wacom tablets for about 15 years (yes, I had that clunky white thing you will note in the video) and I'm really looking forward to added functionality over the Intuos 3. This tutorial has guaranteed that I will be up and running with minimal fuss. So many great pointers. Thanks!
I bought a wacom intuos pro medium last month. I haven't got used to it. But this tutorial gave me more than just clue about how to use it. Thank you very much.
Thank you so much, after 20yrs using the mouse, I just purchased a Wacom. Great tips keep them coming.
Good stuff. Just bought mine a few days ago at BH, so this TUT helped me with some questions I had. Thanks!
Hi Guys.....I bought an Intuos Pro a couple of months ago, and have to admit I am nervous about using it!
That may sound dumb, but like with all new gizmos, its a case of diving right in!
Thank you again Phlearn for giving me the shove I needed!
Phlearn is more enjoyable to watch... this guy made it just drone over me.
This was an excellent class. Learned a few things.
Another great B&H video. I bought the tablet today.
I am becoming a fan boy.
Perfect timing as I got this as a gift 2 days ago.
This helped me understand the Wacom tablets so I can determine what to buy. TY
sheesh what an enthusiastic crowd huh?
When he was at 43:00 and no one responded but I was like OOOHHH THAT'S DOPE!
Thank you, well done. I just receive my table a week ago. I'm in the learning curve, need more patience to learn how to use it
This was supposed to be a Wacom how to video and it turned out to be a Photoshop video!
Hi MrAndreyvd!
I disabled "zoom with scroll wheel" in PS-cc general settings. That solved my troubles with pinch zooming. Don't know if it will solve your poblem, but worth checking out.
Good luck!
I have NEVER used the eraser tool since I learned about layer masks. They make the destructive EBT an obsolete tool. I also only use the "tragic wand" tool about once every couple of years, if that much.
Very helpful, just need to set up my keys now. Thanks
How do you actually get the Wacom to work with the screen or the software on the computer.... that's my issue
I appreciate this tutorial, thank you so much! So, right away I'm challenged - I'm trying to set the preferences on the pen but I'm not getting the Opacity options on the right, make sense? So, I've clicked on Transfer in "Brush", to no avail, I don't have the option to select "Pen", ...can you tell me what li'l something I'm not doing, or missing? I made sure the top buttons are unclicked...thanks again, I'll get back to the video, and look forward to your reply!
When I hear the word "tablet" I think of something like an Ipad, Samsung or LG tablet. Learning about this I am understanding that this "tablet" is something entirely different.
lmao ikr me 2
so which one is more cool?
i got question can i use the pen from my bamboo cth-661/s with the newer tablets ?
Thank you for the help!!
Dear Sir,
I just got my intros pro and when i draw on my screen it has lines and a yellow backround and then magically disappears. i have been struggling for hours and i just need help asap. I'm on a macBook pro if that helps. i will be waiting for a reply.
Your subscriber,
Noelley c.
Thanks for video i have tablet (CTL-480) and i did't used much i lost the cable please advice if i buy the wireless kit which is cost around USD 39.00 its will works also on bigger tablet ?? like Intuos Pro large or medium so i don't need to buy again if i am going to upgrade in the future bigger Intuos Pro large thanks
Repeating the questions asked off-mic better shares the info. Single statements without a contradiction in the same line is easier to follow.
he said 'cintiq'
not 'critique.'
heh
Hi! I guess this is quite belated but a big thanks for this review Video as I was considering getting a Wacom Intuos Pro as a beginner tablet.
I would like to ask if the XP-Pen Deco Pro would be a good alternative? I feel the XP-Pen Deco Pro would be the “coolest” from an aesthetic standpoint because of the light up ring.
This will be my first time using a tablet and I intend to use it photo editing and small amount of drawings.
Been waiting for a video like this
23:00 Why you working so hard? Use the magic wand, hold shift, click all the red parts to select them, then click brush, with all red still selected increase brush size and knock it all out in one stroke. No erasing or touching up necessary.
Thanks for such a nice tutorial !!
Is the internal battery user replaceable? No info on battery replacement on the Wacom website!
This guy looks like Steve Jobs with his glasses on.
I need your help to know the following comparisons in different recording conditions.
iBall Graphics Tablet 8060U
vs Monoprice 10x6.25 Inches Graphic Drawing Tablet
vs WACOM INTUOS PRO LARGE TABLET PTH-851/K0-CX to make videos to teach math or other subjects
Epson Portable Document Camera
vs MO-1 Visual Presenter by Elmo to make videos to teach math or other subjects by writing on paper and shoot it.
Microsoft LifeCam Cinema Webcam
Vs Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam
vs Kodak PlayTouch Video Camera
vs Panasonic HX-DC2 Camcorder Camera
vs Sony HD Video Recording HDRCX405 Handycam
vs Panasonic HC-V750 Camcorder
vs Nikon D5200
vs Sony HXR NX1 Video Camera to make videos to teach math or other subjects by writing on paper and shoot it.
Microsoft LifeCam Cinema Webcam
Vs Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam to make videos to teach math or other subjects by writing on paper and shoot it.
ipevo articulating video stand
Audio Technica AT2020 USB Condenser
vs Blue Microphones Spark Digital Lightning Condenser Microphone
vs Blue Microphones Yeti USB Microphone
vs Blue Snowball USB Microphone
vs Rode Podcaster USB Dynamic Microphone
vs ZOOM H4n HANDY RECORDER
vs Samson C03U Multi-Pattern USB Microphone
vs Plantronics Audio 655 DSP Wired Headset
vs Ahuja CSM-990 Microphone
vs Ahuja Wireless Microphone AWM-520
vs Sony WCS999 Wireless Camcorder Microphone
For this, you will want to contact B&H directly through email. TH-cam isn’t the best forum to compare this many items, and give advice on setting up audio visual components for a school. I would suggest sending an email letting us know in some detail what you are looking to do, and roughly what your budget is. We would then be better able to advise on the best products to suit your needs. *Christina* AskTH-cam@bhphoto.com
Thanks for the tutorial...looking forward to getting started. I keep looking for my scroll wheel; Is there a way to scroll online with the pen?
There is no scroll option with the stylus. You can move your cursor over to the scroll bar and press down and hold.
Moving from a PC to a MacBook Pro would I need an adapter to make it fit?
The Wacom tablet comes with a USB-C to USB-A cable, you could use ether a USB-C to USB-C cable, or the Apple USB-A to USB-C adapter.
Thanks a lot. I am starting to use it And this vídeo is very useful.
How come the tablet isn't showing anything, and everything it sees is only showing up on the computer monitor? I don't wanna draw if I can't look directly at what I'm drawing.
+Jason Skywalker The Wacom Intuos series of tablets are not graphic displays and this particular video is dedicated to show the Intuos Pro in use for photo editing. You may instead want to consider the Cintiq series which feature high resolution touch screens and are more inline with the functionality you are looking for. I would recommend take a look at our article about Wacom Cintiq here: bhpho.to/1S5ZwmI
*Andrea
B and H l
Get an iPad
Use a sharpie instead of a pen, then your art will show up on your Wacom.
Jason Skywalker
easy fix: look *_directly_* at the monitor.
Hi! I have three questions regarding Wacom Intuos Pro Medium: 1) Can I use it with Adobe Illustrator (I want to draw cartoon characters)? 2) Can I use it as a classic tablet (go to internet, install apliactions and similar)? 3) Is it compatibile with Windows 10 on my Dell Laptop? Thanks in advance!
1) The tablet is compatible with Adobe Illustrator 2) You can use this as a replacement for your mouse if you'd like. But it's not a tablet in a sense where you can install applications or surf the web. You would still need your computer to do those things. 3) This will work with Windows 10 and your Dell. ~~Geoffrey
The Magical World of Kids
Thank you very much. Just one more question: if I want to draw just illustrations similar to this www.123rf.com/photo_45092649_cute-cartoon-snail-on-white-background.html, do I really need Wacom Pro tablet or I can reach the same quality with some other tablet? Thank you!
u can use other tablets to use the same quality
You can draw that image with any tablet.
I just ordered the Wacom photo not the pro, will this work for lightroom and photoshop?
can we draw or write with this over any web page for illustrations...pl reply
Im having problems on my Mac using the shortcut Command/Option click and drag it doesn't seem to work.
What is the difference in the pens from the small tablet to the medium and large? What can't you do with the small tablet PEN.?
the working area, the movement needed, how precise you can get with or without zooming, etc
with smaller tablets will force you to be constantly zooming in and out your works all the time whenever you'd want to put more delicate details, which can lead to more time wasted due to that exessive use of zooming tool
Hello ,
i have a question about the size of the tablet. i dont kwow witch size i shut buy. the size of my monitor/ 4K TV is 55 inch (res. 3840x2160)
and de the intuos large is really large almost 50 cm . is it recommanded to get the large one or is the medium size more the good?? Please help :D
Would you recommend Wacom intous photo to work with photoshop? What are the main differences between intuous pro and photo?
+Frogs & Bears Both can be used for photography, though the Intuos Pro would be a more professional tool, while the photo is geared more towards home use. Big differences would be that the pro has better resolution and sensitivity, and can recognize the pen tilt angle. It is also more customizable. *Christina* AskPhoto@bhphoto.com
I wanted to get one but when doing a little research about it I noticed that so many people have so much trouble with Wacom software and they spending so many hours to solve it.It put me off.Is there any other tablet out there I can use with my iMac??
I had no trouble whatsoever with the software :) I have a macbook pro, and although you will get a message saying the software cannot be downloaded blah blah because of 'compatibility' or whatever, all you need to do is go on the website and download it off there. Quick and easy
I haven't watched the entire video yet so maybe this question is answered but my basic question is, What advantage is there in using a tablet rather than a mouse?
I was a full time photographer for nearly 4 decades. I have not used a mouse at all for 20 years. If for nothing else it stops pain in your hand and wrist. A pen is so much more convenient to use. I was showing my niece recently how to use photoshop for her collage course and found her mouse so clumsy to use. I gave her a old tablet for her on my next visit.
@@garygalt4146 that kind of reasoning is only applicable to right-handed users, tbh
Sir what type of tab is good for teaching and making vadios for yourtube. Thanks in advance for your kind reply.
We suggest the Wacom Intuos Pro Creative Pen Tablet (Medium), B&H # WAIPM for your application.
bhpho.to/2qdD4o2
Can you emulate the Computer screen on the Tablet? Or can you link me to wher you can get one thanks :)
TheMuddySlime lp The Intuos does not have the ability to emulate the monitor screen. In order to do this, you would need the Wacom Cintiq. These are HD interactive pen displays (monitors) that combine an IPS monitor with the features of the Intuos tablet. You can find these on our website at this link: bhpho.to/1IIsQfq
Steven C
askbh@bandh.com
I enjoyed your tutorial on the Intuos Pro, but I am having problems using it. Every time I open a blank white page in Photoshop to use my Intuos Pro medium my pen writes and sometimes it do not write. Can you tell me what am I doing wrong?
Directly to the right of the power button is a small pin hole which contains a reset button. To reset the Wacom Intuos Pro, use the reverse side of the Pro Pen 2’s Nib to reset the tablet. Insert the reversed Nib straight into the hole and press firmly feeling the reset button depress. Hold for 10-15 seconds until the power light on the tablet turns off, then release. Once released the tablet will turn back on, and the memory on the tablet is now reset to default.
**Note: Drawing files saved to the tablet memory will not be effected during this reset. >Mark
@@BandH Thanks. Will try that!
So what is the best size to draw in tablet intous pro !? Small or medium size ?
+Hamad Drawer For drawing I would go for the medium. The small could be tricky for that. For drawing the more room the better in my opinion. -Dana AskBH@BHPhoto.com
can wacom be used with photoshop for making maths tutorial?? Pls reply
Sooooperb tutorial! Thank you.
Um so I bought a Wacom whole set and then I lost my pen. I'm considering buying a new pen but wonder if it will work on the board.
Desiree Xiong If you have the Intuos3 tablet, then Wacom Intuos3 SE Grip Pen is compatible: bhpho.to/1LGn8vB
The Wacom Intuos3 Classic Pen - Special Edition is also compatible: bhpho.to/1iavb8j
If you have the Intuos4 or Intuos5, then these are compatible: bhpho.to/1fq63cS
bhpho.to/1CY37yV
bhpho.to/1LGnum3
We do not have any compatible pens for Intuos2 or older models..
Steven C
askbh@bandh.com
i want to buy a Graphic Tablet for photo editing only..i never buy it before....can you suggest me,which one can be best for me..?
my budget is US 50$-150$...thank you
The Wacom Intuos Creative Pen Tablet would be a great choice. With 4096 pressure levels and a well balanced stylus, you will have total control and can create or edit to your heart's content. bhpho.to/2KixIMn
This only comes as Bluetooth? Is there a model available that connects to a desktop computer by USB?
Wacom Intuos Pro Creative Pen Tablet (Medium)
B&H # WAIPM
bhpho.to/3lokvE5
Key Features
8.82 x 5.83" Active Area
8192 Levels of Pen Pressure Sensitivity
Multi-Touch Support
USB & Bluetooth 4.2 Connectivity
8 Programmable Express Keys
Touch Ring, Radial Menu, Pen Switches
Included Wacom Pro Pen 2
Slim and Compact Design
Windows and Mac Compatible
>Mark
can i use ms paint with this tablet?
Sure. It will work, however MS Paint is not pressure sensitive. The full features of the tablet will not be available.
*Andrea
Wacom intuos pro or Wacom Cintiq 12? For photography editing please!!
Both are great options. At this time Wacom has a Cintiq 13.3", B&H # WAC13. It would just be a matter of if you want to edit directly over the image using a monitor or not. If not, the Wacom PTH451 Intuos Pro Professional Pen & Touch Tablet is a great choice, B&H # WAIPPTS.
B&H # WAC13: bhpho.to/2dhghO4
B&H # WAIPPTS: bhpho.to/2cLU2Rz
Thanks!
-Joey P
I don't have a radial menu but I'm using PC - what gives?
amazing! thanks!
Anyone know how to use rotate view tool with Intuos Pro?
You can set the rotate shortcut to the touch ring of the tablet.
or click on R and rotate!!! Thanks for the reply!!!
Does photoshop come with the intuos pro
+Mikayla Haeussler - No, currently the Intuos Pro models are not offered with Photoshop. - Yossi
+Mikayla Haeussler they just made a special offer which gets you 12 months of Photoshop CC and lightroom CC if you buy a intuos pro
Much needed
Some one can explain how to zoom in out in mac?
Thanks!
MrAndreyvd As indicated in the Wacom Intuos Pro instruction manual, zooming is accomplished either by using the touch ring on the left-hand side of the tablet (and using the center toggle button to select the zoom feature), or by using the multi-touch capability of the tablet & pinching two fingers together or separating two fingers, similar to smartphone zooming. To customize the settings, open System Preferences from the Apple menu, or from the Applications folder, then click on the Wacom Tablet icon.
B and H
Thank you for your answer! But it didn't work like touch panel on macbook. Its not smooth.. As if photoshop cc doesn't understandt the right command from tablet, it steel on rotaiting mode.. And pinching with two fingers made a big scale of zoom (large step of %).
did wacom tablets work in windows 10
+Hamad Drawer yes
+Hamad Drawer The Wacom Intuos Pro, and all current Wacom tablets, will be compatible with Windows 10. You would simply need to install the driver from Wacom’s site. *Christina* askbh@bandh.com
+Paris3363aj yes. you need a computer. mac or pc
Exalent class
Disabled the express keys, disabled the touch ring, disabled touch completely.
100% better tablet.
is this steve jobs ? lol
Before Apple
4:58 this, is the most irritating thing I've heard on almost EVERY single tablet tutorials. Which is imo only true for right handed users. And yet every tutorial makes it like they had to to this (e.g scrapping your mouse and use all of the mouse functions on the tablet) for lefties (and also those few amount of people who use their mouse on their left hand included) as well.
I'm a lefty, and for all those 6 years I've spent using my wacom, I can confirm that I would still need my mouse regardless. Especially when my mouse is a gaming mouse which has a whopping eleven programmable buttons on it, and I can utilize it freely to help me improve my workflow while using my wacom.
And there's also another inconvenience I'm sure all lefties experienced while using tablets, which is the position and the amount of space needed. Most used shortcuts on keyboards are located on the left side of the keyboard, hence offsetting the position of the keyboard to accomodate some space for the tablet, personally I never feel comfortable with that kind of setup even after 6 years of use. The nature of how the standard QWERTY keyboards are laid out is also one of the main factors here. Those right-handed users can easily say that you should scrap your mouse and use all of the mouse functions on the tablet is actually BECAUSE of how you positioned your tablet, which is located in the same position as your mouse. And that, I'm 100% isn't the case with lefties since they would have them in the opposite position, leaving the space for mouse still available to be used. Which also lead to more space needed unless you move the keyboard to where the mouse was.
Sure, anyone can easily change the default shoftcut keys, but that will also lead to another inconveniece, which you would have to remap the shortcuts everytime you switch devices, not everyone sticking with only their own laptop/pc, y'know. Not to mention the amount of time needed for one to naturally get used with those newly placed shortcuts. You also can get by just fine using a custom macro boards which you can remap the buttons (these were actually meant for gamers but can be repurposed as designers tools, such as Logitech G13, Razer Tartarus and Orbweaver, Redragon KK585, etc), but that also means more money needed to spend and you would still need your normal keyboard for everything else.
Best tip - just use it for everything. You will never know how you managed without it later on. If coming from a magic pad on Mac, it's not as hard as coming from a mouse. To me, a mouse is so 1990s. Awful! These things are superior in all ways.
Tutorial with Aaron Rutter is the best cause in only 13min it explains more CLEARLY than
this with 52 min. and the Aaron english is better to.
Ironically, the name is actually Aaron Rutten.
Hi thanks... so you just turned art into math and lost me totally. Anyone want to buy a tablet cheap?
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Thanks. great Tutorial!!