Re:Pressure sensing. How many levels? Will it work with InfinitePainter or sketchbook mobile/pro? Please be descriptive.
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There are no adjustable pressure levels. I am not familiar with the two programs you are inquiring about; I am not a pro, sorry.
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I have only used it with Paper by 53 on my iPad. I like it a lot, but have no experience with using it other programs. The tips wear out if you use a lot of pressure, so have extras on hand. EH, Cleveland, OH
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It absolutely does NOT have pressure sensitivity. But it is still a VERY effective stylus. I loved it until I found the HEX3 JaJa stylus. The JaJa stylus uses your iPad's mic to create pressure sensitivity. The Wacom Creative Stylus 2 that I had gotten as a present could not work properly with my iPad Air 2. For clean precise non-pressure sensitive stylus use, this Musemee is absolutely awesome!For pressure sensitive, you'll have to look elsewhere.
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Yes, I use this on a Surface Pro. Works for writing and erasing (when you use the back end) but only has slight pressure sensitivity.
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The stylus/digitizer is by ntrig, which does not have a good reputation for working well with PhotoShop. I've tried it myself and it doesn't work except as a simple mouse pointer.
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I should work with every device with a touch screen. I haven't had any trouble with the tip making contact. In fact I barely touch it to something and it works.
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Intuos is a highly pressure sensitive tablet. If you're just doing mid level work you're probably better of using a graphire instead. I find intuos to be more of an illustrator's tablet than a digital touch up.
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The display uses capacitive pressure-sensing multi-touch detection for pin-point precision while writing and drawing and you can use a stylus. It uses technology from wacom. Just look at the price of this baby and you'll see it's a bargain. Wacom Cintiq 12WX 12-Inch Pen Display
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You can use any stylus that's compatible with a capacitive touchscreen. It doesn't have any kind of special wireless stylus support, so you couldn't, say, pair a Wacom stylus to it and get pressure sensitivity settings, but you can use apps like Papyrus or Bamboo Paper with a regular squishy capacitive stylus. Hope that helps! :&gt;
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Mine reverted back to being incorrect... even with a new brush head, the pressure indicator on the display is always on. I just ignore it, but it's too bad it never worked.
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The capacitive touch supports 2 fingers and the Wacom EM digitizer supports 256 levels of pressure.Detailed specs can be found here: http://ep121.wordpress.com
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I'm not certain if it does. I works great with my Intuous 4 tablet, creates very subtle masks in Photoshop CS6 and is good for when you need a delicate touch on a digital drawing. You might want to ask someone at the Wacom website.
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Yes! A lot of people do! They work fine, pressure sensitivity and all. I do gimp and UFRaw tutorials and would be happy to help you out more. Feel free to find me on: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/GimpTutorials/258785994164787 Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/alexstandiford Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/115462925579015280773/posts
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Have you looked at the Wacom "Inkling"? I think the down side is that you can't draw in "real time" on the computer screen - everything is offline - but it would certainly allow you to do what you're asking about above. You can find it here: http://www.wacom.com/en/Products/Inkling.aspxGood luck!
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Yes, it deactivates capacitive (touch) when the digitizer gets close enough to the screen. Works really well with sketchbook because of that.
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I picked up an ep121 at fry's in concord last week, I have a CINTIQ 21UX, and I'm employed as a character artist. The cintiq pen and intuos pens won't work on it as people have already said. The pressure sensitivity is not working in photoshop, i think there's a driver fix for this but i haven't bothered with it. Photoshop works best with a keyboard/keypad anyways. Alias sketchbook pro will be your friend. The brushes work great and the program is stroke based. 256 levels of pressure sensitivity, it depends on the artist. It's fine for me, I don't know that my arm has 256 levels of pressure. The line quality is good and it's responsive while drawing. Awesome device for drawing on the go, or sitting on the couch. Any serious work you'll probably want to use a standard computer, but no reason you shouldn't be able to do great things on the ep121. Battery life i get around 3-4.5 hours depending on use. I hope they start shipping these things out to you all soon, I'm loving mine! ps. This thing also runs zbrush pretty well. although it's pointless to try to use zbrush with a resolution os 1200x800, the menu's are too filling. But, it CAN handle a million polygons without much problem. I didn't try maya on it yet. If anyone's interested i can give it a shot.
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Ok my question is 256 pressure sensitivity being part of the digitizer makes sense to me. My question is pen tilt support. That would seem do depend on how the Wacom pen was designed and built. So that if I upgraded the Wacom pen I could have tilt support for thicker lines when heavily tilting the pen.Am I making any sense? Is this possible? Is this true? For this in the know what kind of Wacom pen would you recommend?
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As a simple stylus, sure. You'll have to check penultimate website to see if they support pressure sensitivity, eraser and Palm detection. But I don't know why you'd buy this if you don't use paper. Paper is a free app, and if you use pencil with it, all of the paid tools are available for no added charge.