For what its worth, it seems like the Cintiq 22HD is in the sweet
spot in size and price compared with the humongous 24.
But even so, I feel that for the overall size of the tablet they
could have fitted in up to a 27" display with 2560x1440 res. Just
look at the borders around, for me they' re just too wide and the
digitizers usable surface is comparatively small.
On 08-Oct-12 05:21, Byron Nash wrote:
Let
us know how the 20HD goes for AE work Brian. I've had my eye on a
Cintiq since they came out.�
On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 4:33 PM, Jeremy
Silveira <JSilveira@studio601.com>
wrote:
although I've already said a
couple times on this list that I'm not a huge fan of it, the
monoprice one might be worth checking into if your just
doing photoshop and AE work at home. �I feel like the model
I got was a little glitchy which is why I just shoveled out
the money for an Intous 5 but for the price it worked out
great as long as you're not trying to do incredibly precise
work. �also monoprice's return policy is great if you don't
like it
- Jeremy Silveira
On Oct 6, 2012, at 4:29 PM, Andrew Embury
wrote:
Personally, not a fan. I've has Wacom's for
over ten years now and my go to is an Intuos3.
That matte finish on the drawing surface was
sublime. Check eBay for a cheap one and you
would be plum happy. :)
Cheers.�
Anyone using any of the new Bamboo
tablets. I heard the first generation
ones really sucked. �I use just replaced
my intous 4 with an intous 5 at work,
but don't have anything at home. �Are
the Bamboo's decent for some Photoshop
and AE work at home? It isn't that
often, so I don't see the point of
spending $350 on the intous.
Thanks,
�
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