Since this is a small tablet would that stop you from drawing big things?
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Nope, the workable area of the tablet is matched to the resolution of your screen (or to whatever area of the screen you set it to in the software). For example, if you float the pen near the lower-left corner of the working area of the tablet, the cursor will move to the bottom left of the screen. If you're using it for drawing/painting/graphics, this allows for broad strokes when zoomed out, and high precision when zoomed in. It's really quite flexible.
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I do not use the tablet for drawing. I use it most always for 3D modeling rather than a mouse. My uneducated guess is that it is an excellent and less expensive choice for graphics/drawing. My only complaint is a lack of a software settable pressure threshold as the pen engages with the slightest touch to the tablet.
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Not for that. I use my Surface Pro 3 for drawing and the 23" for controls and reference.
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Not that I know of. I do think you may have to have a certain software for that. However, I have no idea what software does that. All I do know from my experience with it is that when you're drawing on the WACOM what ever you see on the WACOM screen is what appears on your larger monitor. Scrolling in and out with the WACOM is easy too if you have a compatible software. :)
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Think of this like the touch pad of a laptop, but with a pen. You have to connect it to a computer for use. So, if it's just this alone, no. The drawing pad does not display anything.
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I use this tablet almost exclusively in Adobe Illustrator. You have to create custom brushes with pressure sensitivity options, but it works very well. So to answer your question, Yes.
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Of course you can, by default the touch feature on/off feature is the top left button. When you turn it on it allows the tablet to work like a touchpad with your finger, therefore using it in that mode to draw or use pen functions would be undesirable. So just make sure you turn it off if you rest your hand on the tablet, I rest my hand on it often and the touch feature is an annoyance if you forget to turn it off.
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I'm a designer and illustrator, but I also use the tablet just to navigate around. And if you can type with a pen in your hand, you don't even have to put the pen down when you're writing someone a note.
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Including a display in the tablet would be incredibly expensive; however, Wacom does offer the Cintiq line which provides exactly that. There are also cheaper tablets from Yiynova that do that as well. Personally I prefer the detached tablet, because then my hand doesn't get in the way of seeing what I'm working on. Also, having a 1:1 correlation between the pen and the mouse cursor makes it more annoying to have any slight accuracy or latency problem, while if you have your hand decoupled from the cursor those issues aren't as noticeable.
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It depends on what you're drawing, but I would say no. The length does help with control, and the thin to let's you draw a little, like I've done things in the app Markers, but I think it'd be difficult to use for any detail work.
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This tablet works with Illustrator, Photoshop and Corel Draw, not to mention a few others, it's large and you can 'trace' your drawing by laying it on the tablet and going over the lines with the 'pen'. Very nice.
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The tablet functions as a "mouse" sort of input. I've only used it with GIMP once, but it did everything I needed it to. Depending on how you use your mouse, and what buttons you're using, you may lose some functionality in that respect, but that's only if you completely forgo the mouse for the tablet input.
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This would work, but it isn't worth it.Only get this for light fun, not for actual art. I bought this because my more expensive tablet broke, turns out you still get what you pay for.Find a better tablet, like a Wacom or Huon.
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No, it will be too tight and hard to draw. I think they make one for that set-up.
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Note = phone, tab = tablet :]Tablet is probably more capable, but I don't own the note and don't use my tablet for drawing. Sorry if I'm wrong. Definitely Google it just to be sure!
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The working area does NOT matter. Trust me on this. Get the small tablet. Reason: you will map the tablet touch sensitive area much smaller than the total space available. Why? Because you really do not want to move your hand all over the tablet when drawing.
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I have the smaller one and I personally think the larger one would be better because with the little one you have to scroll around on the tablet to move around on the screen on the computer. So lets say your tablet drawing space is 5"X5" and your computer work space is 10X10 so you would have to scroll a lot to get from one corner of your piece of work to the other and it's a bit awkward. Other than that I don't think there is any advantage or disadvantage with either sizes.