How is photo editing with this tablet?
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I`ve been drawing since ever.....with the wacom bamboo create, the transition was smooth!
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I haven't quite used it for photo editing, but I assume it would be good for it either way.
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This is a pressure sensitive tablet where the opacity and thickness of the line can be adjusted in the pen. It is very precise and most high end apps - PS, LIGHTROOM, ONONE, NIK, PAINTER ETC - have Wacom ready controls built in. It is the most precise tool available and Wacom has great customer service. There are several models available including touch screens.
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After you install it to your computer you'll have to use it with a photo software for example I have Photoshop Elements 11{any program should work}. Photoshop Elements will recognize it , and just use it as pen instead of a mouse. oh by the way This does come with a earlier version of Adobe Photoshop Elements{I'm not sure which one, because I didn't install that version , because I already have PSE 11}. Comes with something that looks like a UBS Card, that you plug into your Computer UBS...I leave mine in all the time. I don't have the manual on hand right now, I have to look for it tonight when I get home but, if you need more info...Please let me know. After you install it to your computer you'll have to use it with a photo software for example I have Photoshop Elements 11{any program should work}. Photoshop Elements will recognize it , and just use it as pen instead of a mouse. oh by the way This does come with a earlier version of Adobe Photoshop Elements{I'm not sure which one, because I didn't install that version , because I already have PSE 11}. Comes with something that looks like a UBS Card, that you plug into your Computer UBS...I leave mine in all the time. I don't have the manual on hand right now, I have to look for it tonight... » Read More After you install it to your computer you'll have to use it with a photo software for example I have Photoshop Elements 11{any program should work}. Photoshop Elements will recognize it , and just use it as pen instead of a mouse. oh by the way This does come with a earlier version of Adobe Photoshop Elements{I'm not sure which one, because I didn't install that version , because I already have PSE 11}. Comes with something that looks like a UBS Card, that you plug into your Computer UBS...I leave mine in all the time. I don't have the manual on hand right now, I have to look for it tonight when I get home but, if you need more info...Please let me know. « Show Less
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I use Photoshop Element which is provided with the tablet to edit and retouch my photos and I found it is easy to do so. The edited photo were awesome.
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Any tablet is much, much better than using a mouse. You cannot get the same detail with a mouse.
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From what I've heard, Huion Tablet are really tough to work with and in most cases people just say that it was a waste of their money. I've heard that trying to install the tablet drivers alone made some people want to rip their hair out. I have the Bamboo Capture, and even though it was a little bit expensive for me it has been a breeze to work with. It runs really well and I even got Photoshop as a free program with it. I've had zero problem thus far.
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I have no idea, I didn't bother installing the included software.I just found a driver online.I mainly use the tablet in Photoshop CS5 and Gimp.
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Well any Wacom Tablet can be used, and so can a few non Wacom tablets as well. If you want value the Wacom Bamboo Splash CTL471 is a good fit, however it lacks any customization buttons besides the two pen buttons. the CTL471 will run you around $80 but I got mine for $64.24 here on amazon. Now the next model up, the Wacom Bamboo Capture Pen and Tablet CTH470 will run you about $100 ($83.24 here on amazon at the moment) and it comes with 4 programmable buttons which can help you in the long run. It is also marketed more towards photo editing and comes with Photoshop Elements (its a older version, but Photoshop Elements 11 is $100 by itself so you're getting a deal.) So I would go with the Wacom Bamboo Capture Pen and Tablet CTH470 for the most value and to start you off for what you want to do. I bought the Splash because I want to use it mostly for drawing. Still, any Wacom Product is idea for photographers in my opinion.
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Bamboo Capture. It was my first tablet. I got it 5 years ago and it's still fully functional through all the years of wear and tear. It's not a huge one, but it's a nice size for beginners or hobbyists. The pen pressure levels aren't too bad either. It comes with two free art programs for Windows and Mac.
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A tablet PC isn't bad for running something like Photoshop if your going surface 2 and if your going to do a lot of 3d you need something from like razor. Bottom line your spending thousands and your limited to a screen 1.5 or 2 times smaller than my yinnova. If your not planning to take it on the go this is way better.
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No this camera do not work well in low light. If you need it to make good pictures it wont work for you. I bought this tablet about a month and is fast for what I use it, mail, read books, videos. I recommend it but not for the cameras.
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Yes! It works EXCELLENT with design programs. I edit videos and photographs and it runs so smoothly with the programs.
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Yes. I have not used either of those programs but I have edited excel spreadsheets, word files and adobe acrobat files. it is a little slower but depending on the speed of your network, I think you'll find it to be negligible. I am doing these things from a Windows 7 PC and a windows 7 laptop. I don't know how it would preform on a tablet, either android or apple.
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Several actually (by bundle download/registration), might be a different bundle depending on the tablet you get, but mine: *Autodesk® SketchBook® Express*Nik® Software Color Effects Pro™ 4 Select Edition*Adobe® Photoshop® Elements 12*Corel® Painter™ X3 - 90 day trial*Anime Studio® Debut 9
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Yes, under the settings. Although you might want to go to there website and send them email to be sure. or call them. good tablet but the camera`s are disgusting, just to let you know. i would still recomend as long as you dont need for photo or vid taking.
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I have it, its my first foray into the tablet market. Been on laptops for the last 10 years and pcs before that. For an entry tab its freakin awesome. Especially at the price point, and considering the bugginess of honeycomb I am actually betting on the android community having a better version of froyo just for this tab.
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I use this tablet in Photoshop myself, and it does make it a lot easier to do touch ups. You can probably even go with the small tablet if your mainly using it for PS and LR. I don't see this tablet as an overkill, I look at it as another tool to add to my creative flow. If you do decide to purchase the Wacom tablet, I would recommend purchasing the POSRUS surface cover on Amazon. It makes the drawing surface a lot smoother, and it gives it a better feel when it comes in contact with your pen. I hope this helps you out.
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I use it with InDesign and Photoshop a lot and for the most part it is pretty speedy--I tend to have lots of photos and a couple of documents open all at once. If 16 gigabytes RAM had been an option I would have gotten it, but I haven't had any problems so far.
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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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Brett, I am a professional photographer but don't really do any video editing on this laptop. As far as photo editing, I think it's pretty great, especially for the price I paid for it. I second-guessed the screen calibration but checked it to be fairly spot-on. I am using Photoshop CS5 on it, and it runs just fine with the RAM and decent processor speed. My priority on a laptop purchase was the screen size, this one being 15.5" it was about as small as I wanted to go. All in all I am pleased with this machine, and I purchased it specifically for image editing and transmitting as I work for local news media and sporting teams here. Hope this helps.
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Yes! The tablet is more than worth it. I'm a professional graphic designer and I use my tablet almost daily. Some of the frustrations that I've been reading about can be fixed. You have the option of adjusting the sensitivity so you don't wear down the nibs quickly. If I kept my settings at the default, I'd have no nibs left. Also, the medium size is perfect for illustration. I know some photo retouch artists also and they said that the medium tablet is the perfect size. You can try the large, but it might almost feel too big, even for extensive illustration. There's also an ExpressKey called Precision Mode which slows down your movements so you can really focus on a specific area. I highly recommend this tablet. I don't know what I'd do without mine! Hopefully this helps.