What is the active drawing size on this tablet?
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Well... it's about the size of a standard iPad. But the bamboo works as an all screen type of cursor. One point of the bamboo face will always be that exact spot on the screen. You can always zoom, but the points will not change. :)
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The basic small is what you need. Optionally, you could spring for the eraser version. It comes down to personal preference on surface area for drawing...tablets take a bit of getting used to. Hope this helps.
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Hi - It is about 1/4" wide and the 'drawing end' is like a small eraser. I like that it is thin enough to fit into the stylus holder on my iPad case, but it is not like a drawing stylus. I use it to punch buttons on my iPad and sometimes it is a little slow to react. It would NOT be a satisfactory tool for taking notes.
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Hi Brandon, I see you posted this a while ago but thought I would answer in case you hadn't already purchased. I use my Wacom mainly for photo editing as well and I think the medium is the perfect size for this work. With the large I find it clumsy when I'm attempting to create paths or paint on masks. I'm not sure if its just because I'm used to the medium size, but I feel like there's a large discrepancy between the wide movements I'm making on the pad, and what's happening on the screen (I hope that made sense). However, using the medium tablet means you're basically restricted to drawing with your wrist and not your whole arm. I'm not a digital painter, but if its similar to brush-on-canvas painting I can understand how that would be an issue. Overall, I say go with the medium since that will best fit your primary use, and Amazon has a very generous return policy if it turns out not to work out.
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Its the whole tablet including pen. The tablet is just small itself like almost the size of a large mousepad, but not small compared to other tablets. I have had this tablet for over 5yrs now and I do all my graphich design with it, never had to upgrade to a larger size which are more expensive.
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No idea, since mine went black and didn't work after the first week! TRUST ME this is not a quality product. I wasn't able to get my money back on this piece of crap... you don't want it. If you are considering it- reconsider! This is by far the worst and most disappointing purchase I have ever made. I consider it a sunk cost. Trust me. Buy another tablet.
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My apologies that this took so long, if you're still interested in know, this item has a drawing surface roughly 8.5 by 11 inches in size (about the size of computer paper). and then it has an outside edge. It is not a small tablet by any means.
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this tablet is perfect then the monoprice 10x6.25 inches graphic drawing tablet its has a large screen and takes alot to break it i think it would be perfect for you
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I can't remember. I returned it as the windows 8 operating system kept freezing up on the tablet.
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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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Although the active area of the tablet may map to your monitor size, the size of the active area still matters. From my exp, the small and even med Int4 are "writing" tablets because the active area is too small for the strokes adults make when drawing. Personally, I wouldn't go under a 12 x 9 active area for drawing...which, for the "starving artist", means looking at alternative brands to wacom.
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Yes, the size of the screen is actually a bit bigger. But once you setup your dimensions for your drawing program like Manga Studio or Photoshop it is just like drawing on paper. It is an amazing device and I love it.
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For your information, this tablet is useful for designers, painters and photographers. It is used as a pen to retouch and paint. There is no much different in the size for beginners. I hope this helped you.
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I measure it about 5-6 mm. It is smaller then the dedicated stylus I have bought. I find it easy to use with an on-screen keyboard.
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I had to return this tablet, it was defective so I cannot answer your question
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I don't know. I would have loved to keep it because of its size but there were some issues that I detailed in my review. So far, nobody else has been smart enough to make a real Android tablet of this size, so that you can put it in your pocket, like the old PDAs. I'm still waiting for the perfect pocket computer to replace my HP PDA