First Look at Dell's Canvas 27-Inch Display
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2017
- We get up close to Dell's Canvas, a 27-inch touchscreen and Wacom-pen enabled display that's meant to be used in place of your desktop keyboard. Here's how Dell expects artists to use the device in Windows 10, how it works with their rotating dial, and why they think it's different than a Wacom Cintiq.
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I don't understand why companies make these without really considering the market. If I can't instantly hit "Undo" or "Alt" with my left hand at any time, this is useless for me as an artist.
Why make a less functional Cintiq? Like that's literally all this is.
Couldn't agree more :). Nice fancy tablet but you still need keyboard shortcuts lol
The Uber Tuber
If the dial had like... side buttons? It might be almost as useful as a cintiq's hotkeys. But I'd rather just have a cintiq remote, which I guess you could use with this but why not just buy the Cintiq and have more options?
Yeah that would be a good solution, maybe the dial doesn't have buttons because they might be accidently pressed. I would much rather put some hotkeys next to the display as there's plenty room with them bezels. Cintiq is much better especially price wise as well. Btw lovely profile avatar :)
The Uber Tuber Agreed. Thanks, I made it on some japanese website years ago lol
Hahaha oh cool very creative lol
The Cintiq 27QHD Touch is ~$700 more than this. I don't think it's a revolutionary product or anything, but more competition in the graphics tablet market, especially from larger companies like Dell, will be really good for artist.
Did u say nothing like it in the market? Sooo what did Microsoft come out with?
This is different as it is not as Microsoft one computer, this is complementary to your computer. It allows the user to both draw as at the same time have a normal screen to look at the product.
Lol, uuuuuh, Citiq, anyone? anyone? Wacom's been doing this for years and years
so basically a cintiq like she keeps referencing...
uituituituituituit so it's like a Wacom Cintiq then?
Toastalicious the display looks way brighter on this one. I got a 24hd touch and this one looks crisp. Idk. I've been looking for an alternative. This looks cool.
looks like touching screens all day at CES is a good way to catch a cold. Sarah was a trooper at the end.
so basically its a wacom cintiq from a diffirent company prolly worse quality and just as expensive
It cost even more. Like. Lmao :D
Василий Бархатов it's actually about $700 less than the similar spec cintiq that being said I don't think its anything new.
Lukey right, I forgot that touch version Cintiq costs more.
huion tablets are even cheaper with performance on par
Dmitry Fatiev I have a Ugee that's half the price of the cheapest wacom and it's 2 inches bigger, can't go wrong.
"Doesn't really exist in the market today" you know except for all of those other devices that exist in the market today that are exactly the same
And also already better...
and cheaper
Yeah but they can be used vertical or flat, this is designed to only be used flat... hang on... this sounds worse...
Matthew Coleman lmao
This is more like the first mirrorless camera being advertised as a DSLR. It was better than most basic point and shoots, but wasn't as good as any basic dslr. They reinvented the cintiq, made it with less features that make sense, and are spouting it as a revolutionary idea.
So the main selling point is that you have to use a second monitor and that it's laying down all the time? You could use a cintiq like that if you wanted to. At least the way she described it, it seems like a silly product imo. I am however happy to see all the big touchscreen devices coming out lately and another one can't be a bad thing
That's what I'm thinking, like I could see using this only if I had my regular keyboard and mouse laying on top and I could like every once in awhile use the touch features. Only problem is that it's gonna be damn expensive for that purpose for quite awhile but the more that come to market, the faster it will become mainstream.
Ya I think it's mainly suited for graphic designers and occupations of that sort.
Unfortunately Cintiq 27 is much more expensive than this... like 700 to 1,000usd more expensive...
"yea, most artist use their cintiq in the vertical position, most of the time, so we designed it to be flat"..
wait.. what? you just said that most of your target market uses these things in a different position then what you designed it to be? how is that possibly a selling point???
I believe they mean Cintiq was designed to be used with specialized stand like ergotron... especially current cintiq that doesn't have any bundled stand.
So this monitor is designed to be used to lay flat on table instead, so you don't have to spend more money to buy expensive stand.
"Consume all of the graphics coming out of your computer" That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Do I need to get into the technical details here?
are the keyboard shortcut toolbars available for download? i could use them on my windows tablet...
Look at this beautiful touchscreen I would surely spill beer on during a hard core multiplayer match
Now *this* is the kind of thing I really like. *This* is the kind of keyboard/display I have always wanted. Thank you Dell!
🌾Merry meet 🌿
So if anyone is wondering, Cintiq user here, and that is not a Cintiq pen. It appears to be similar to an Intuos draw pen which is their low end consumer pen with no eraser and no tilt or rotation sensitivity. IE a very basic stylus. The 2048 pressure sensitivity is enough to draw with, but it's not a high number considering an actual Cintiq pen does over 8000 levels of pressure in the newest pens, and includes tilt functionality.
There are dozens of devices out t here that advertise themselves as Cintiq replacements, however after trying many of them, and spending far more money on them, I am here to tell you there is no Cintiq replacement. There are pen tablets, and then there are Cintiq displays, and the two are not even comparable. It's like comparing the ford you drive off the lot, to the ford that wins a Nascar event. Alike in name and having 4 wheels only. The devils in the details.
We wanted to make a tablet where you have no choice but to look down at your screen to the point where your neck is hurting from looking down for hours. It's such a good tablet, you don't even have an undo button to access easily. The zoom circle thingy has to get in the way while your using it just because.
Lols “product manager”
When you lie in your resume but still got the job.
You already know why she got the title "product manager" It's quite visual.
Can Anyone explain to me how is this different from a cintiq? I did not understand the purpose or where the "innovation" was.
She did one horrible job explaining and demonstrating the thing...jeez.
Aaron Henderson yup. they need to have actual artists on deck when they demonstrate these things
But she has coloured hair, close enough? lol Yeah, you could just tell she had zero clue what she was demonstrating. Oh look, it lays flat! Proceeds to even fail at demonstrating that most basic feature, and can't get it to lay flat cause of cables and whatnot. They needed either an artist, or someone who at least know's more about the product than this woman seemed to. Any one with a brain could have noticed that hey, it lays flat, without that being a main talking point. That's literally all I got out of this, is "don't use a keyboard, we have software like these little windows thingies over here!" and that it "lays flat". And that it doesn't go vertical, needs to always be hooked up to a main PC...but those aren't features, just things it doesn't do...Anyway, not like I have the money for something like this now anyway, but lots of people I know use this kind of thing, and I would be interested in something like this once my finances do allow it.
Totally. She didn't even explain how someone might use it AS a keyboard. She said there's no need for a mouse or keyboard with that thing, but she didn't explain at all how you might use it with another screen. How do you use another screen without a mouse input for the other monitor area? And, how might you use it with actual writing programs or even just text stuff in things like Photoshop? I label everything in my programs, but they don't support handwritten input for the text or can't do it very well. So, obviously, I use a keyboard and a wireless mouse in addition to my Cintiq 21UX for my work.
I would have been able to do far more to show off that thing, and I haven't even touched anything fancier than a 22HD Cintiq (no touch support) at animation college. It's fancy and looks like it could have awesome potential, but I see so many things that make me not want to use it...and no one's answered the questions to make me want to spend that much money on it. Otherwise, I'd probably go to the 27HD Cintiq or a Microsoft Surfacebook for use everywhere.
The video seems fine to me but then again I'm not a professional.
are those transparent "windows"? on the desktop from a Dell program or are they a feature of windows. haven't updated in a while, still on 10240.
Would be interested to hear from anyone that's using one of these how they get on, especially with the ergonomic side - everyone using a large cintiq here uses them at an angle of at least 45 or nearer vertical rather than flatter like this.
how does this connect to a computer? thunderbolt usb 3? trying to see the ports used... hope i can use my existing hardware...
Great vid, exactly what I've been looking for. Now I want one. wondering if it would be considered a competitive product for animation, and so far it sounds like it.
I like the hardware buttons wacom offers way better than having to use a touchscreen for pretty much all input...
I would love to get this, but I wish they would sometimes demo with Zbrush. Just curious on how it would handle a sculpting program.
Did they do any work on text input other than the pen ink thing? Text input is a huge problem with a touch only device in a professional environment.
I kind of like the idea of the dial thing as something separate, that one could use on their Cintiqs or similar tablets, but they should work work outside of the confines of an application window. Kind of like (or usually) like a mouse wheel works on the applications that it's either over or on focus.
So sell _that_ and we'll talk.
Try writing a few pages in a text editor? - a touch screen keyboard simply does not replace the keyboard, which is why people move their Cintiq up and away.
ooh Wacom pen you say? Direct competition with their own cintiq line? Must be quite bad or something.
Microsoft first released their Surface Pro with Wacom tech that directly competed with Wacom's first generation Cintiq Companion, they later moved to N-Trig with Surface Pro 3 and 4 after getting the know-how.
Heroin I don't understand the contradictory logic of pretending to not care yet hitting the reply button all the same.
Heroin Yet you care enough to continue this chain.
Herion shut up, you're wrong.
this Heroin guy hasn't even said anything that's wrong, you just ignore his comments call him a twat, makes perfect sence
Can you use the Cintiqs pen pro 2 with this thing and take advantage of their 8000+ sensitivity???
Is there a Vesa mount in the back? She says they designed it to be flat. How? by not doing anything to it. Did they solve the parallax issue like Wacom did? That glass is mighty thick.
Where do you put your hands? Seems like you’d get carple-shoulder syndrome from or some kind of tense arm/shoulder muscle disorder from trying to avail touching the screen when you don want to affect what’s on-screen
what happened to the 1 day builds from the quad copters videos, like that carrying case for the 3 battery chargers stand.
3:52 - Dunno where they got that from? Every artist I know who used a 27QHD, would draw on it almost fully vertical.
Apparently the stylus sensor is cheaper than in the Wacom Cintiq. A user at a forum who was at CES says that it does not sense the tilt of the pen in Photoshop, which is something that his Cintiq does. This means that for instance, you can't emulate a pencil and draw shades when held in one way or draw lines when held more straight.
ok so they took some liberties with the surface studio. my only questions are this, pen latency and if i can just use a regular wacom styulus
Is she using only fences or something more for those tools on sides of the screen?
they chose a "not good enough" monitor so it won't eat up all your graphics... did she just made this up? modern graphics card cannot handle 2 monitors?
She's talking about the resolution. It's much easier for a computer to draw to one 4k and one QHD screen vs 2 4k ones. And if you are on a lower spec machine, (say, with a HD screen), adding one QHD screen probably won't kill you. The higher resolution your display, the more your video card needs to draw. QHD is actually a great choice because it gives us good pixel density while not being vicious overkill. I can run Photoshop or 3DS MAX at 100% scaling and still see all my buttons and text. A lot of people aren't comfortable with 4k at 100%, so by running it scaled, they're not really taking advantage of the additional screen real-estate.
Kyle Biggs It take a really crappy graphic card to struggle with 2x 4K screens nowadays.
HD 530 iGPU in Skylake CPUs can handle 4K on up to 3 monitors if I am right so...
Teddy Kozub nah, only one 4k monitor at 60fps. But a $150 GPU will get you through many 4K monitors with minimum effort.
nicholasxuu
you're right. But exactly, it wouldn't be so hard to do that.
Dell : Can I copy your homework?
Microsoft : ...
Makes a "canvas" screen for artists. Artists can't afford it.
Fail.
Maybe get a day job till you start making money from your art consistently. You know, like literally everyone else who lives off their art fully.
MS Surface Studio sells well, don't know to whom though
Protip: the answer to stereotyping isn't more stereotyping
If they wanted better art tools, i`m sure this won`t be the first option. Wacom`s still number one with this stuff.
Leonardo Ceballos I don't even think major companies will buy this. They all already have the industry standard.
hmm i don't know why but this seems familiar...
Interesting product, love Cintiq so benchmarked stress test comparison with some big files would be great using real production environment file specs. The touchscreen responsiveness looked good.
Fancy dial menu is pretty nice. But! Will all my used softvare really handle that? I guess most will not!
Bloody hell, the size of those bezels are enormous!!
And are needed for artists.
kingdarko artists don't need larger bezels where's that idea come from?
TheRg191 It comes from 5 mins of using a tablet like this. You need the room for your hand to sit with your pen on the edge of the screen.
kingdarko fair point.
Bezels can be used for as stands for your hand when drawing... there is a reason why Wacom deliberately add bezel to their latest products...
It might be a useful product if it could be raised a bit higher up. I don't really like looking straight down when drawing, and I'm sure these shortcuts that are supposed to replace my keyboard are going to be a hell of a lot slower to use than keyboard shortcuts, and also software dependent.
Interesting product. I'd like to see a full review. The way it sits is a bit problematic. I'd like the ability to move it out of the way to type, preferably to have the canvas as a second monitor. Still, the idea of having a vertical orientation to the monitors offers some interesting options.
This would be perfect for me!!. I don't need wacom Express keys because I use Razer's Orbweaver keypad or nostromo (in conjuction with a software called strokeit for pen gesture recognition). I don't need a stand because I already have an Ergotron arm. But I DO want a bigger screen and a touch sensitive one, with an active digitizer that I can connect to my current PC for drawing, painting and 3D modeling. Besides, if the wacom sensor that's underneath the lcd is Intuos 3 compatible it would be freaking awesome, you could buy old pens with all of the cool wacom features like tilt and barrel rotation.
I say this because I've used 3 pcs, HP, Then 2 Samsungs that had wacom sensors, the old ones that use 256 levels of pressure and I realized that you could buy a Cintiq 18x Compatible pen and use it with them because the tech was compatible. So I use a better pen with these machines, with 2 buttons and an eraser, and it gives a great pen experience, specially if you replace the tip with wacom "flex" nib, which gives you more grip. I also use the same pen with my Samsung galaxy Note, also compatible.
I also suspect this is possible since the usual wacom sensor that Wacom resell to other companies is only 256 levels of pressure.... unlesss those 1024 are just interpolations of the original 256 levels that go in. I've seen companies do that to make it look better on the specs.
Though I've owned a Cintiq 12wx before, I never noticed the difference between the Cintiq device with 1024, and my other wacom devices with 256, or the Chinese tablet made by bosto that I use with 2048 levels, or the Intuos 3 tablet I once owned.... once you go over 1024 levels of pressure you just can't notice the difference... I would even dare you to notice the difference under 500 levels.... tilt and barrel rotation do make a difference though....and screen real state ...or an IPS panel... and jitter. I wish they would tell us exactly which digitizer they are using.
A interactive pen display rocking an extremly gimicky and ugly touch interface with a stripped down wacom pen and a bootleg microsoft dial, it's also marketed as a affordable tablet for artists at "only" $1800...
is it just me, or is some of the features very similar to the Microsoft Studio Surface? 😐
you're not the only one 😂😂 like are you serious people, "nothing like anything else in the market" 100% lie
Yeah but the surface has the damn jitter problem and nobody seems to know why wtf. Plus they need to fix the f'ing driver because it's laggy as hell in anything other than their little paint app. Otherwise i'd have got one.
+youtubasoarus
They are sold out though. :)
youtubasoarus Try Lazy Nezumi, it doesn't cost much, will help with the jitter and simplify any drawing/inking job.
No. It's very different... It's more similar to Cintiq 27. Surface Studio has its own hardware but Cintiq (and this monitor) needs another desktop to run it... So it can outlived your dekstop.
It also uses Wacom EMR so it's very superior than Studio for drawing.
Now for the dial, yes, it's very similar... just the dial.
As an artist who has been using Wacom Cintiqs for years, having no option to tilt the screen vertically is insane to me. They're trying to solve a problem that doesnt exist.
somebody developing things for advanced pc users, it's so cool
What is the price of this equipment to work illustration?
"target price of 1799"....says it starts at 3400 on dell's site. looks great but the price is a bit prohibitive.
Wacom has their cintiq, which is great minus the parallax problems, I wonder how this compares there.
This is a good way to mess up your neck.
frosted1030 yep, that is a very valid point.
Not wrecked exactly, but my Nan used to be a typist on the ol'typewriters back in the day and she said it was an issue. You were either looking down reading, writing or typing all day and it made your neck and back ache constantly.
I am not an artist or anything but listening to her trying to justify this product makes me laugh.
Not sure I'd want to invest in a second monitor, but if they get one at my job I'll be all over it!
"A completely new category that doesn't exist in the marketplace today". I'm sure Microsoft and Wacom are thrilled with that statement.
Norm's become a really good interviewer
who is the main target of their Product? it's a good looking product, look's light and the price is cheaper. I'm wondering if you can run Zbrush and draw in Photoshop with tilt and rotate feature on pen like cintiq did.
So there's no confusion: This is not a competition for wacom. Wacom and Dell are developing this product together (with the help of Microsoft/Windows too).
Pressure sensitivity doesn't mean that much. Anything over 1024 works the same. 2048 is a bit like having 128 bit color when 32 is all you need. What does matter is latency and delay, proximity where the pen is detected, tilt sensitivity, and parallax (distance between pen tip and pixels through glass).
I think we've found someone who as actually used a Wacom tablet in the comments section.
So instead of you having the 'disruptive' experience of moving one screen from normal to drawing mode...I get the much less intrusive option of having it in my way, even when I'm not using it.....brilliant! I'm all for competition and options, but I don't find this very intriguing.
Why is the bezel on the display so large?
So it's a Microsoft’s Surface Studio with the PC box cut off?
Gabriel Rej nope. It's a Wacom Cintiq with no tilt, a dial feature and it costs $700 US less.
any cintiq ive seen used was used with another pc display too...
Remember that one time dell made a cintiq and didnt want to call it a cintiq LOL
So looking up and down at two different displays isn't distracting but moving a single display up and down is....
hmmm... interesting
What the heck! Seriously. It's a Microsoft Surface Studio and a Wacom Cintiq 27 QHD combined. But at least she was honest to mention it's a wacom pen, and answer the question that it's "different" to the cintiq fairly.
Reminds me of the scene in Office Space when they kept asking Thom Smykowski what it is he does exactly (this one lays flat dammit! What don't you understand!) I got an idea. Develop tech which can actually compete with the Cintiq, undercut the price of the Cintiq, and watch the profits roll in.
"People using Cintiqs adjust the angle of the screen all the time. We think that's disruptive so we only allow it horizontal"
The totem functionality seems better from a software standpoint but the hardware design seems weak compared to the dial. $1,799 seems pretty inexpensive for that though, but she keeps reiterating that it's primarily an input display (does this mean it can't function independently of a laptop or tower?)
The Dell Canvas is a cheaper alternative to a Wacom Cintiq of the same size, that doesn't have all the bells and whistles of a Cintiq, but offers plenty of room for those still seeking a quality pen-enabled display in their pipeline.
There. Saved you 6 minutes.
Not that I needed a presentation, since I'm familiar with the Canvas already. But if this was my introduction to it, this was a pretty bad presentation. The presentation could've been better, for sure.
And if anyone is already familiar with Cintiq, we generally already know what this product can do--even the minor stuff, like how to like doodling in emails, etc.
The best way to sell use artists who are already familiar with Cintiq is to see an artist use the product with a demonstration.
Partner with Pixologic and show that the Canvas works with ZBrush, by demonstrating a bit of sculpting and maybe how the "Totem" works in context to ZBrush.
Or partner with Adobe and show us some quick work in Photoshop, and how you can use the 20-finger multitouch to your advantage with group projects.
Show us how the product handles during a workflow, and explain the features along the way. Don't state the obvious details that aren't really going to sell professionals harboring interest to buy this.
Though, I don't entirely blame the lady there. It's hard to sell something rather redundant as something not rather redundant. The product is hard to sell, if you're trying to market it as something "new.'.
Thus why the best way to market this product would've been as something you're already familiar with, but is now just available at a more affordable price. Be straightforward and non-nonsense about marketing this straightforward and non-nonsense "cheaper Cintiq."
The benefit of the Wacom Cintiq is that it stands vertical to draw on so the artist isn't hunched over their desk. I don't know any artist with a cintiq that uses it to draw on when its flat on their desk.
I feel she is beating around the bush instead of saying hey you know Wacom centiq? It's basically a crappier version.
Red Hat announced that they're working with Dell to add full Linux support on the Canvas. Krita, GIMP, Inkscape are possibly going to work on supporting it as well!
i guess "smooth" and "snappy" weren't considerations when designing this "unique" product
If they make this smaller and ultra wide, to line up with say a 27" display horizontally but not vertically. Because I also want to be able to touch my 40-45º angled touch screen.
Also, as long as they don't lock out the Cintiq pen, it should work with one. I believe I read this uses Wacom driver but Wacom likes money and the pen gives you nothing really except and eraser. They literally licensed out the same digitizer so there should be no performance hit. You can also purchase the ExpressKey remote which comes with the Cintiq. The new Cintiqs lack buttons as well. Drivers, Vesa mount and pen compatibilty and you save 1k on the same Cintiq. The current flagship 27QHD is the same rez, its not 4k.
what is the latency for this?
"QHD because we wanted it not to eat your graphics performance" - what bullcrap. Thats just the standard resolution for 27" since years. Also it looks laggy. And the stylus has no eraser?!
tm Only noobs use the eraser 😂
4:03 The 27QHD can do that too... The user can also decide to just leave their Cintiq almost flat or at a 30 degree angle I believe it was for the built in feet. Is she saying that you can't mount this to an Ergotron arm or anything like that? Why not give the user the freedom to decide how they want to use the screen like Wacom did?
"Dell is a new category that doesnt exist in the market today"
*Cintiqs and other screen drawing displays say hi*
i don't know about you guys, but touch, is hell when i'm drawing. the fact it is complete touch driven is just off putting to me.
and while i can't speak for everyone. i have yet to meet another artist who prefers touch to hot keys. it's enormously in the way..
4:24 She must feel like getting stuck it a time loop. Creepy.
is there an app for this that you can use it as a keyboard itself?
Windows has come with a software keyboard since at least Windows 7.
Findecanor ah thanks never had the need for it, so I didn't know.
So it's NOT going to have a mount?
This product is full of elements
LOL Poor woman, battling through a cold to explain this frankly delicious bit of kit
Inst that just Stardock Fences?
can i connect this to my laptop
I really hate when they try to make us fools, saying things like "this product is a completely new category that doesn´t really exists in the marketplace" and then she presents what is basically just a Cintiq but made by another brand.
Really, stop, just admit that it´s not "new" and it´s to compete with the leading product which is Wacom and his Cintiq products.
And from all the interview I didn´t understood one thing: when the pen is touching the screen, does it shutdown the touchscreen function? Because it would be very annoying the screen recognizing the hand and the pen at the same time. I noticed that during the whole presentation she never rests her hand on the screen while holding the pen... I think I don´t need to say that´s not how artists draw...
And I don´t get what is wrong in having a drawing canvas like this turning into a screen? If you guys had a similar system then you would really hurt Wacom, because it would be similar but 700$ cheaper. But no, you made it just laying flat and the artists will have to buy a second monitor. But I know why you decided to make it just flat, that system to go from horizontal to vertical costs money to produce, right...? Yeah... If you had such a system the price range wouldn´t be that different from a Cintiq 27QHD.
All it has that's unique is the dial, if they made that a universal device to use with all software and devices alone then Dell would have something, but other then that its just a Cintiq clone.
"We don't want this device to consume all the graphics coming out of your pc" Not trying to make fun of her, but Dell should train their show floor staff better, especially at a tech show like CES
2k sensitivity levels she says is "quite a lot"?
My understanding is that is MUCH lower than the industry standard as of the release date of this video.
This seems like it could have been a great play. The biggest complaint was that the Surface Studio was an under-powered desktop. Creating a screen that could be attached to a separate desktop that would also be cheaper than the Surface was the perfect play. However, forcing the device to stay flat on the desk was a mistake. They should have given it a Surface Studio-like base that can sit vertical or flat but can also plug into a desktop, if only for the sake of space. Giving over your whole desk permanently seems clunky.
So if this doesn't have a VESA mounting solution it is a no buy from me as I need my desk space as well. I can't have this giant thing laying on my desk the entire time. Which is sad b/c the price point is nice compared to the Cintiq 27QHD
It's a Cintiq 27 + Microsoft pro Surface new thingy...
ummmm .... I have a Cintiq 27 and I DO use it with 2 other monitors. So what's great about this?!
I mean I was waiting something new. Wacom already quad-rippled the pressure sensitivity before this hitting the market= 8K+ pressure points. The new Wacom 16 pro has 4K resolution. Plus new improvements on no-lagging and no more of that annoying glass space!!!
Does it have x-ray vision?
At 2:19 shes moving stuff on the top screen, and it seems very clumsy. as someone who uses my second screen for reference and regular internet stuff that seems like a step back. Maybe I'm wrong, but there are only like 6 seconds in the 7 minute video showing that kind of interaction so its hard to tell. Also it seems like their knob thing slides around when shes twisting it, and she never takes her hand off of it. It looks like it would slide right off the screen. I feel like I would want to be able to take my hand off of it while its still on there. Its pretty, but seems less practical. I have a non wacom display on an arm with a second screen so I don't have to "disruptively articulate up and down and up again" It's not touch sensitive and 22 inches instead of 27, but it does have 2048 pressure levels and is only $600. you can spend that extra $1,200 on a second display and the computer it all runs on.
well it is way cheaper then cintiq 27 so that's good, but still very very very expensive and high end product for sure.
if it can beat in user experience and overall performance to the cintiq it's gonna be a great option out there for professionals.
Wacom could use some serious competitor other then lame huoin (was it called?)
alright my dad is a salesman for dell here in okc, so im all for dell, but a lot of this product seems like its supposed to knock time off of drawing. i wanna know who needs to draw so fast that they cant take 5 seconds to pick a new color...
"we've chosen to use a lot of elements like these fences" you mean literally the "fences" app on steam xD
Actually $1799 isn't as much as I thought it was going to be (some of Wacom's similar offerings are quite a bit more than that).
Nice!
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