Does the side of your drawing hand touching the screen affect things?
1647689
It can affect things technically I suppose. The point that the pressure happens on the screen first shows up. If you are aware of it there is not a problem. You just can't rest on it really. I haven't had an issue with that. I think it reads fingertip and stylus better.
1647690
Not really but, if you have a cintiq of any kind you should have a cintiq handguard. It protects the cintiq from the oil's in your skin and makes it lost longer. And I believe it makes it easier to use.
1647691
Yes. I purchased the drawing glove at the same time just in case and it takes care of that completely.
1647692
I've had no issues with my hand affecting things on the screen. It's only where the pen touches the screen that things are affected. I haven't used the touch feature to much but my experience so far has been that the screen is only receptive to touch gestures from your finger tips. The side of your daring hand doesn't result the screen being moved.
951710
No it doesn't affect it at all. In fact, it makes the screen smoother and it won't get finger print smudges as easily.
1842467
As long as the screen is a capacitive touch screen, yes. You won't get the pressure sensitivity unless you manage to find an application that specifically supports this pen, however.
571850
Yes, I have owned the tablet for a week now. When writing notes with my s-pen, I have no problems resting my hand directly on the screen. I love this tablet.
1695484
it is like the tip of your finger; your finger is not a fine point. I don't profess to know the science behind it, but I know that all styli have wider surfaces. Probably because the touch screens are programmed to respond to surface areas the size of fingers. Also, not sure if this is valid, but this prevents scratching I assume. I wondered the same thing, but bought it anyways. Rest assured, you can write very precisely with this! There is a tip covered by the disc, but your tablet/phone should always use the center of the disc (i.e.: where the tip of the pen is) to see where you're writing, so it works out.
664257
The Wacom is really a supersensitive mouse and you would get interference from resting your hand on the pad, however there is a frame around the pad about 1 1/2 inches and your wrist can rest nicely there. This makes it feel like a normal drawing position. I'm not real tech savvy and I love this tablet.
862555
Like with any drawing tablet, you'll see the cursor/mouse on the screen. Like with a regular mouse and it's buttons, nothing happens until the top of the pen is pressed against the working area. It may take some getting used to, but eventually while working, you'll be able to judge the next position without depending on locating the cursor as much. But if you remain super reliant on seeing it, don't feel bad.
689686
Yes I remove the keyboard all the time and flip the cover backwards so I can hold the tablet in my hand. This is the position that works best for drawing for me.
1796900
Nope, changing from the "wing" to the "flat" side panel has no effect on the button, the panel lays over the button, also it's default configuration is for DPI throttling. Hope this helps!
1104648
Nope, it doesnt reduce the quality of the screen, and it remain the good feeling when u doing guestures on screen, which alot screen peotector affect the guestures because alittle bit sticky
1041581
Not really, it is just annoying when sometimes you are in a rush to type something or snap a picture for example. The gap cause delay and sometimes you need to touch the screen harder than normal.
362684
Not that I know of. I do think you may have to have a certain software for that. However, I have no idea what software does that. All I do know from my experience with it is that when you're drawing on the WACOM what ever you see on the WACOM screen is what appears on your larger monitor. Scrolling in and out with the WACOM is easy too if you have a compatible software. :)
699164
I had this as well. On that white line there will be no "touch" capability on your screen as well. I returned mine a few days ago. I noticed the adhesive wasn't holding on the back side of the piece but decided to see if it would work anyway. I would just return it and reorder. I'm still waiting on my new screen
1671483
The working area does NOT matter. Trust me on this. Get the small tablet. Reason: you will map the tablet touch sensitive area much smaller than the total space available. Why? Because you really do not want to move your hand all over the tablet when drawing.
1352806
Think of this like the touch pad of a laptop, but with a pen. You have to connect it to a computer for use. So, if it's just this alone, no. The drawing pad does not display anything.
1049360
Yes, you hold it just like a pen or pencil. When using art brush mode it is sensitive to pressure and angle too.
374032
No! Both sides have protected shield with logo on them ,you just peel back one side at a time, it helps to smooth out surface touching screen without fingerprints. Hope that helps.To place on tab