Biggest reason for this is the mobile drawing ability. Are the mobile drawing and painting apps good enough for drawing on the fly?
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Yes, they are. And make sure you get a program that you like. The tablet comes with drawing programs, but I found that updating to Sketchbook Pro and Photoshop Touch was better than sticking to the original programs.
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Honestly, at first i didn't liked it at all. But now im kind of get used to sketchbook pro, The wacom apps are really awful. (excuse my english, hope you understand me)
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You can as long as you have another specialized software, the tablet hasi its own software wich can help you, but i rather use it for drawings and design!
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I highly recommend Autodesk Sketchbook Pro. It is the easiest program to pick up. The tools and interface are a snap to learn. I've had the 2012 edition and currently have the 6th edition and they just keep getting better. All the brushes, pens, pencils just look more natural. Plus it's cheap compared to photoshop and adobe illustrator. I believe I paid 40$ each for both versions. They just came out with the 7th wich I am planning to upgrade soon. Go on youtube and watch what people can do with this program. It's amazing and beautiful. You will instantly want to buy it as soon as you finish the video.
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There's one major problem I had. I couldn't get the pressure sensitivity to work with Gimp. I could get it to work with other programs though. There are some instructions on Google for fixing this, but I still couldn't get it to work. Also the drivers for this don't work very well, and I would have trouble with the tablet work and not work at random times. I recommend spending more and getting a wacom.
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Unless your drawing very detailed website images I'd think you'd be okay with either. You may lose a bit of accuracy, a few shortcut buttons and some sensitivity when you push down but it doesn't really seem like you'd use the features anyway.
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I would not say it is overkill, and here's why: Over time you will find yourself wanting to do things, even just once in a great while, where you will be glad you purchased a tablet that does more. I have done some photo repair using Photoshop and Paintshop Pro. As I became more and more familiar with digital painting and drawing, I found myself wanting to learn more - I could not have done it without continually upgrading my hardware - which can get expensive. Go with the better tablet - I guarantee that at some point, you will be very happy you did.
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I enjoy mine, but I just use it for sketching. For on the go to be honest it's pretty comparable to my Surface Pro 3 (but the buttons on the Cintiq make it a bit nicer for more than sketching). I would definitely go to the store and play with them. MacMall has them for demo.
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Yes, it is pressure sensitive, which is probably why the tips wear out so quickly. No experience with Android or Autodesk's Sketchbook.
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I use it for a drawing application, Smartdraw, I found it was no better or worse than others. I had an ASUS Slate pc before. I have not used it on the programs you listed. Good luck
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No Kim. the tablet is simplya surface interface. What you draw can only be seen on the monitor. I think that what you are looking for might be the touch screen monitor that supports Wacom pens. That is somewhere between 900 & 2000 dollars depending on the size you buy.
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I have a drawing tablet but have never really needed it with Anime Studio. I guess it could be useful for small details, but the tools in Anime are quite comprehensive so I've always worked with a mouse. I would recommend getting the program, playing around with it until you're familiar with the tools; then decide what additional things you need.
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Yes, I got it to draw with on the draw something 2 app and a couple others and I think it does very well.
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Yes, it is. The words you have to drawn are generally simple words, it just might be hard for them to draw.
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I was able to download the app for my iPad from the Apple Store. It's called DISTO sketch and it is a free download
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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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It depends on the nib choice you make in your app, I know with my sketching apps I can choose anything between a pencil and a paint brush.
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I haven't been using it lately. Best bet is check out videos on "Utube", lots of informative stuff there. Also do search of manufacturer's website which is: "Autodesk" and search w name of program: "SketchBook Pro 6". Lot of tutorials and examples showing it in action, which will be much better than words.