Is the software compatible with Adobes Illustrator pen pressure sensitivity? I've read that the pen pressure option is greyed out. Thanks!
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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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The software should be compatible as long as you dont have wacom drivers on your pc or Mac. The pen won't recognive the yiynova tablet if the wacom drivers are on it. You should be okay to use the Adobe pen pressure sensitivity though and you should be able to adjust in the tablet options
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I haven't had any luck with it, but for that matter. I have never had luck with that temperamental feature on any tablet despite the platform.
515955
The Wacom Intuos is a pressure-sensitive stylus which provides 2048 levels of pressure, what kind line you get out of it depends on the application you're using and the tool within the application. I have used mine to draw lines as fine as the application allows (usu. as small as one pixel) and it works fine.
1165428
I think so but google your question. This is the best tablet for professionals . The only thing is I have not used it with illustrator
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Sort of. If you don't install the drivers then it works without pressure sensitivity. But if you install the drivers it no longer works. I have had no trouble with Windows 7 or Ubuntu. I assume but cannot confirm that it also works with OSX. So sorry, but unless there is an update to the drivers the answer is no.
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You have to download the pad software from the Wacom site for compatibility. Have a blessed day :-)
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oK I have pen, how does it work? Kids lost my original Bamboo stylus. I ordered the EP155EK for my Wacom tablet. But it does nothing. Surely, I'm doing something wrong?
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Yes, there's a lot of apps that support pressure sensitivity. This even works on iPod and iPhone . I would recommend Procreate which has the best features digital art.
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Nope... not at this time. Since it has a N-Trig stylus, you won't get pressure sensitivity in Photoshop (or, Painter, SAI, etc etc) because the pen API is not Wintab. I've been told twice by N-Trig tech support that Wintab is coming this year, but their track record is lousy and it's any body's guess if it will happen. You can run Photoshop etc just fine but the stylus just acts like a very accurate mouse pointer. Artrage and Sketchbook Pro 6 work very well on the Sony, as well as all of the Microsoft products (esp OneNote).
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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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it runs just fine on my MAC PRO w/ OS 10.8.5. don't know about the MAC Book Air? you should buy it and tell ADOBE where to stick their Creative Cloud!
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This is not a stand-alone tablet. It essentially acts like a monitor you can write on. You will have to install whatever software you want to use on your computer in order to use it. There is another version (Cintiq Companion) that has the android operating system on it. I am not sure if illustrator has an app for android.
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I installed it on my Windows 7 English operating system and have been using it without a problem - except Adobe Reader has a conflict with it, so you cannot read a PDF file at the same time as the Penpower device is plugged in. You have to unplug the device, read your PDFs and then plug it back on. It's a nuisance, but other than that conflict, it's been very good in terms of functionality. I'm happy with it that Adobe conflict not withstanding.
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The pressure-detection on your bluetooth tablet is 512 levels, while this pen's sensitivity covers 1024 levels. As all of the pressure sensing hardware is in the pen, I'd assume they are not compatible. Wacom pens are generally specifically and exclusively compatible with their stated tablet type (though I believe some Cintiqs share compatibility with contemporaneously-released Intuos models). The classic pen style looks the same throughout all avaliable generations, but that's as far as it goes. The guts are upgraded with each generation and are not backward compatible. If you're desperate, you may try a later Graphire pen, if you can find one.
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It's pressure sensitive but, I have never used it with an android tablet or autodesks's platform. Wish I could help more!
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I tried it with my 10.1 2014, but the registration was off 1-2mm to the right of the tip. Wacom didn't say it wasn't compatible when I contacted them. But they had no answer as to why the registration was off, and didn't offer a solution. But maybe I had a bad pen? I didn't feel like giving it another try though, so I returned mine.
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Thank you for your question, for support and compatibility questions please contact Wacom support at: http://us.wacom.com/en/support/
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No. I use a drawing app and the S pen works great. The screen protestor and S pen work well with various amounts of pressure. I think it's awesome! I'm using it now to write this answer. :)