/dtg/ - Drawing Tablet General

[Anonymous No.6189836]

This is a thread to discuss all kinds of digital drawing hardware: non-display graphics tablets, pen display tablets, portable tablets and more.

Why you should not trust youtube shills:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twy5Wo8m284

If you have any additional questions, ask them.
Remember to ignore all chinese shills.

>I'm thinking of getting the Wacom One, should I buy it?
Fuck off retard. Ask a better question.

Recommended tablets:

>Intuos 3
Best screenless tablet. Look for one on Craigslist or Ebay.
>Intuos 4, 5 & Pro
Also good options. Will burn through your nibs.
>Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
Budget portable display tablet. Very solid drawing experience with Wacom EMR tech, but a small 10.4" display area.
>Used iPad Pro 2nd Gen 12.9"
Best option for a display tablet.
>Galaxy Tab S7+/S8+
Good premium alternative to an iPad Pro

>Avoid:

>XP-Pen, Huion, Gaomon and every other Chinese brand
Poor build quality, lackluster pens, broken tilt, struggles to register light pressure, horrible customer support and the displays are not calibrated. All Chinese brands are basically the same because they're all centralized. Check out the webm to understand how bad they are. Also watch out, Chinese companies shill HARD on /ic/; they do a lot of samefagging and frequently hurl personal insults.

>Microsoft Surface Pro
The N-Trig digitizer means you will always get wobbly lines.

>Lenovo
Bad drawing performance because they're not designed with art in mind.

>iPads (brand new)
>iMacs and Macbooks
Never buy this garbage under any circumstance. It's a locked ecosystem with rubbish hardware you can't upgrade.

Previous: >>6170384

[Anonymous No.6189837]

>>6189836
Webm related.

Remember to never buy garbage like XP-Pen or Huion.

[Anonymous No.6189888]

>>6189836
I have a huion and it has been great to me, currently on 2 years. Is it really that bad?

[Anonymous No.6189890]

>>6189888
The only person who insists that is OP. Just ignore him, there's no need worry about it!

[Anonymous No.6189936]

My intuos 3 just broke after 5 years of usage. (It was a second hand tablet I received which had seen 10 years prior to mine.).

What should I replace it with? I'm on a tight budget as well.

[Anonymous No.6189996]

artist buys and reviews 10 tablets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaooGghYRL4

Tablets Featured in the Video:

Wacom Cintiq Pro 32
Huion Kamvas 24 4K
Wacom Cintiq Pro 16
XP-Pen Artist PRo 16 TP
Samsung Galaxy S8 Ultra
iPad Pro 12.9"
Samsung Galaxy S8
iPad Air 4th Gen
Wacom Intuos Pro Large
Xencelabs Pen Tablet Medium Bundle

[Anonymous No.6190024]

>>6189996
>buys

[Anonymous No.6190027]

>>6189888
don't worry about it, these threads are made by phone/wacom crabs

[Anonymous No.6190139]

>2022
>almost 2023
>still no pens with bristles like a brush that let you control like a brush

[Anonymous No.6190154]

>>6189936
Huion inspiroy or kamvas
Biggest you can afford

[Anonymous No.6190174]

With some recent events making the commercial future of digital artists uncertain, is Wacom finally going to fall and be replaced by cheaper Chinese brands? I can't see a reason to blow a fuckton of money in the industry-standard Cintiq anymore since you're unsure if you'll ever get the investment back. And it gives diminishing returns compared to, say, a Kamvas which just good enough and way more affordable to justify to yourself that you'll be buying it to draw for personal fun.

[Anonymous No.6190178]

>>6190174
Shut the fuck up clueless fucking retard
Just go kill yourself now if you're worried about a non issue like ai taking over.
No seriously. Just end your life.

[Anonymous No.6190204]

>>6190178
>this seething rant of the wacom reseller
Funny. People mostly bought these overpriced screens because everyone said it was the norm for industry professionals to have one. Now more affordable brands will be the first in shelves as it always should have been

[Anonymous No.6190225]

>>6190139
Why if you can just buy a brush and a paint?

[Anonymous No.6190227]

>>6190204
I support buying cheaper brands. Fuck wacom.
But fuck you for your retard logic. I meant it when I said you should kill yourself if you're worried about ai "art"

[Anonymous No.6190232]

>>6190139
Have you actually tried looking? There are a lot of brush style styluses.

[Anonymous No.6190241]

>>6190227
In this case pipe down morbid schizo, I never said that artists would collectively be filing for mass unemployment, what I did state though was that the future of this craft is left uncertain when faced with the undeniable paranoia that's rising from such topic in art communities, which is more than enough to tank expensive tablet sales even in a scenario where nothing ever happened subsequently

[Anonymous No.6190244]

>>6190241
>the future of this craft is left uncertain
It's not.

[Anonymous No.6190281]

>>6190139
kind of a neat idea

[Anonymous No.6190359]

>>6190281
it already exists.

[Anonymous No.6190492]

>>6189936
Another intuos 3.

If you buy Chinese trash you're retarded. Shills have already locked on.

[Anonymous No.6190512]

>>6190232
Do they actually adjust size/shape based on how you press the brush on the screen? Just like a real paintbrush not tilt/pressure I mean.

[Anonymous No.6190546]

>>6190492
>buy this objectively inferior product because uh
>just do it, okay??

[Anonymous No.6190558]

>>6189888
nope. op is a fucking retard who thinks that dumpster diving for garbage tablets is the only way. also checked

[Anonymous No.6190633]

Tablet survey results. As usual here is the link to the poll itself:
https://strawpoll.com/polls/NoZrLOmrDn3

[Anonymous No.6190749]

>>6190492
>don't buy chinese trash
>instead buy second hand chinese trash that I found in a garbage can
>instead buy some shitty android garbage with a screen for ants
can you post your work by the way?

[Anonymous No.6190755]

>>6189936
How exactly it broke? Pls write more, I fixed few of those. Usually it's just USB cable that need replacing. Literary 1 dollar fix.

[Anonymous No.6190756]

>>6190546
>t. Liu Zhao Bei

[Anonymous No.6190760]

>>t. Liu Zhao Bei

[Anonymous No.6190789]

>>6189836
>Chinese companies shill HARD on /ic/; they do a lot of samefagging and frequently hurl personal insults.
>and frequently hurl personal insults.

Case in point:
>>6190558
>nope. op is a fucking retard who thinks that dumpster diving for garbage tablets is the only way. also checked

Angry Chang can't help himself lol.

[Anonymous No.6190801]

>Angry Chang can't help himself lol

[Anonymous No.6190813]

I have an XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 and it exhibits all of the behavior shown here >>6189837

But it is honestly not that big of a problem once you are aware of them. The tilt issue can be configured around in clip studio, or you can just be mindful of the dead zone at 90 degrees. The wobble in pen pressure... Just repeat the stroke, or correct it. It does it like, 10% of the time, and it's only noticable on thick lines. How often are you drawing a line that's a hundred pixels thick? It will be a minor annoyance, but it will not stop you creating good work.

I would sooner deal with these minor annoyances than pay almost QUADRUPLE the price for the same screen size on a wacom.

[Anonymous No.6190824]

whats a good wacom screen less tablet that doesnt have a shitty delay to my strokes and doesnt have an unnecessarytexture that eats away nibs so fast
cause holy fuck tablet hunting is the worst

[Anonymous No.6190825]

>>6190813
Nihao!

[Anonymous No.6190857]

>>6190824
Intuos 3. You can literary draw at Barry Allen speed, and still not destroy your nib after yearbof work. Perfectly smooth surface. But you have to buy used. So make sure spare nibs are included. If they are it will outlive you.

[Anonymous No.6190868]

>>6190749
The extent of his work after all his years of shilling for wacom is some floating loomis heads

[Anonymous No.6190953]

>>6190633
>2 people own gaomon shit
>1 guy actually uses a mouse
based
also surprised the surface is so nonexistant. I used a surface pro 3 as my main tablet for like 3 years. It was sorta okay.

[Anonymous No.6191030]

>check the ppi of the HD22 for printing purposes
>the screen is 21.5" according to official Wacom specs so that means a ppi of 102.46
>get thing printed
>it doesn't match the size on screen
>decide to actually measure the screen myself
>turns out Wacom specs are wrong and the ppi is more like 104.2
Thanks, Wacom.

[Anonymous No.6191052]

>>6191030
>do things the dumbest way possible
>they don't work out
who'dathought?

[Anonymous No.6191054]

why doesn't apple release a 24" ipad equiavalent for drawing?

[Anonymous No.6191101]

>>6191052
What's the point of listing the size of the screen if it's not accurate?

[Anonymous No.6191119]

>>6191101
I have a feeling you probably just measured wrong. 104.2 vs 102.46 is like .3" different.
I don't get why you wouldn't just look at how big your image was before printing it though.

[Anonymous No.6191129]

>>6191119
>104.2 vs 102.46 is like .3" different.
That's not a significant difference to you?

>I have a feeling you probably just measured wrong.
If you create a 30cm wide image at Wacom's suggested ppi of 102.46 and place a 30cm ruler on the screen, the image is quite clearly about 5mm shorter, while if you create a 30cm image at 104.2 and do the same, the image will match the ruler.

[Anonymous No.6191195]

>>6191129
So yes, you measured wrong. Good to know.

[Anonymous No.6191197]

>>6189836
test

[Anonymous No.6191202]

>>6191195
No. If you create a 30cm image at the ppi of the display then that image at 100% scale should be 30cm long. According to Wacom the ppi of the display is 102.46, but if you create a 30cm image on it, it's only 29.5cm. This means that the measurements Wacom provided are not accurate.

[Anonymous No.6191207]

>>6191202
Guess you should've bought a huion

[Anonymous No.6191213]

>>6191030
Are you ok? How do you think people who used HD 24inches eizo monitors worked for years designing things for top quality prints? I'm starting to think posters here are elaborate trolls

[Anonymous No.6191217]

>>6191213
>How do you think people who used HD 24inches eizo monitors worked for years designing things for top quality prints?
How do you think that question is relevant to Wacom providing the wrong specs regarding the size of one of their displays?

[Anonymous No.6191221]

>>6191217
>get thing printed
>it doesn't match the size on screen

Here I'll let you figure that one out

[Anonymous No.6191228]

>>6191221
The problem is that it should match the size on screen if you scale the image to the same ppi as the screen. And obviously it does if you go by accurate measurements of the screen, which isn't what Wacom provides.

[Anonymous No.6191241]

>almost get free xp pen tablet as part of a collab
>deal ends up falling through
Fug. I know they aren’t that great but I wanted to try a display tablet.
Is it worth buying an iPad for drawing if I don’t plan on using any of its other features? I’m tempted though I’ve always wanted a cintiq

[Anonymous No.6191247]

>>6191241
The iPad with Procreate is the most natural transition from traditional to digital, mainly because of how smoothly it allows you to use your fingers, be it for canvas rotation or smudging.
I recommend getting a used 3rd gen pro.

[Anonymous No.6191253]

I hate wacom's drivers so. so. so. much.
It's gotten to the point with my Cintiq Pro 13 that I don't use it anymore and just use some small huion basic tablet. When I DID use it, I had to pin the services app to my taskbar just to restart the drivers 2x per session.

[Anonymous No.6191396]

Can someone tell me how cintiq pro is better? Idc how expensive it was I just need comparisons to other displays especially huion

[Anonymous No.6191403]

>>6191396
It's like comparing rolls royce to lada samara.

[Anonymous No.6191430]

I have a problem the surface sheet of my Intuos 3, it has gotten quite scratchy. Is there any way to replace it?

[Anonymous No.6191460]

I'm new to digital art and kinda have a shitty computer so I'd rather get an actual tablet. Is the 5th gen air good/better than older pros? I really only plan to use it for drawing and maybe dabbling in whatever 3D software it has.

[Anonymous No.6191519]

>>6191430
Get one for newer model just bigger. Cut to size. Take off old. Place new. Profit.

Or get any other tablet protective screen foil and just slap it there

[Anonymous No.6191540]

>>6191228
>if you scale the image to the same ppi as the screen.
Why are you scaling to ppi rather than just sizing your image to the measurements you want?

[Anonymous No.6191542]

>>6191396
It's not. Every review comparing them says it's not. The only person who will say otherwise is the wacom shill that doesn't even draw.

[Anonymous No.6191545]

>>6191542
>t. Liu Zhao Bei

[Anonymous No.6191547]

Tab s8+ good for drawing y/n?

[Anonymous No.6191548]

>>6191545
Post your work, wacom shill.

[Anonymous No.6191554]

>>6191540
In this particular instance, it was easier to check it against the thing I wanted to match its size to. This way I could scale down the image to the ppi of the screen, place the item directly on the screen to compare, and then return it to its original ppi by undoing the resize and printing it at that larger dpi if it was correct. Measuring different sections of the object with a ruler and checking that they were correct by then measuring them again inside of photoshop would have been more work.

[Anonymous No.6191573]

>>6189836
I've been looking to buy a screen tablet, but I didn't want to buy a whole new machine, and would much rather have something like the cintiq which connects to my computer. I noticed the sticky doesn't mention any periferal display tablets, is there a reason for that?

Also, is huion really that bad, or is this an ebin mayme? It's either that for me or a One, and the one doesn't even have shortcuts, and has a shitty pen. What should I be looking at if my budget is ~500eur? I already have a pretty beefy computer, and wanted to use the tablet for 3d work as well as 2d, so I would really prefer to avoid things like the Galaxy, iPad, etc. Any other brands I can look into?

[Anonymous No.6191574]

>>6191573
There's no way this many people are so fucking clueless. No other general has people read the OP and take every word for gospel.

[Anonymous No.6191579]

>>6191548
How about you post those floating Loomis heads, Chang?

[Anonymous No.6191582]

>>6191519
Got it, thanks

[Anonymous No.6191583]

>>6191574
I was just asking, and my question about peripheral screen tablets still remains. The huion 13 is the one I'm looking to buy right now, but I was wondering if there are any other options for my pricerange that could be better.

>>6189837
I have wobbly lines with an intuous medium (it's actually a fair bit worst than what that video shows). I just thought that was something you had to deal with when drawing really slow lines.

[Anonymous No.6191589]

>>6191583
Your best option is the biggest and newset huion kamvas you can afford. Xp pen are okay as well, but huion have better displays and pens.

[Anonymous No.6191608]

>>6191589
What about kamvas vs kamvas pro? Would I be better off with a 16" screen, or would the 13" pro be better? I've never used a screen tablet, so I'm not sure how much screen size matters, but 13 inches does sound a bit small for 1080p. Any thoughts on that?

[Anonymous No.6191610]

>>6191608
I fell for the biggest meme but found myself only utilising the center of the screen to draw

[Anonymous No.6191624]

>>6191608
>1080p
Unless you're buying a 22", get 2.5k.

[Anonymous No.6191657]

What's the quality on Amazon refurbished products as opposed to getting it refurbished straight from apple

[Anonymous No.6191721]

>>6191624
What's the point of a 13" 2.5k display?

[Anonymous No.6191766]

Wacom intuos still works perfectly fine after i cum on it!

[Anonymous No.6191801]

>>6191721
>what's the point of having a less pixelated display?

[Anonymous No.6191809]

>>6191801
ya but im not gonna make drawings in 2.5k

[Anonymous No.6191811]

>>6191801
I have a 27" QHD monitor and I can barely see the pixels if I try, 13" is very fucking small, my dude.

[Anonymous No.6191812]

>>6191811
You sit much closer to a tablet than you do your monitor. Even on a 24" tablet you can see pixelation with 2.5k

[Anonymous No.6191814]

Gaomon PD2200 is good
Change my mind

[Anonymous No.6191850]

>>6191814
it's probably near identical to the xp pen and huion 22"
maybe a bit worse screen than huion

[Anonymous No.6191890]

>>6191812
Do you start panicking after seeing a pixel? Lmao

[Anonymous No.6191907]

>>6189836

[Anonymous No.6191941]

Just got 2021 iPad Pro 12.9 in 128gb…was thinking of going for the 256gb one or completely returning it for s8 ultra. Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.6191944]

>>6191812
>You sit much closer to a tablet than you do your monitor.
I seriously doubt that's just a fact of the matter. As someone who has drawn on paper for a while now, I never am right on top of the paper, so I very seriously doubt the 2.5k is worth the 200$. Now in a 16" I can definitely see the appeal, but that's outside my price range.

Right now I'm just thinking of getting a huion 16 (not pro), because 13" seems a little too small anyway. Most people seem to agree it's the best entry level one. The only thing that worries me are the colors, because I've seen some really garbage displays colorwise, and I have PTSD from it. Seeing reds turn to orange from one screen to another is not fun.

[Anonymous No.6192057]

>>6191941
If storage is a concern just get a ssd? Currently trying to decide between a pro and s8 and the only thing I can think of being a pro for the s8 is the screen and being able to use it as a second monitor for pc

[Anonymous No.6192059]

>>6191890
just go get a 720p cintiq if you don't care about resolution. Higher resolution screens are just objectively better for drawing, but I won't bother trying to educate you on the benefits since you don't care.

>>6191944
>I seriously doubt that's just a fact of the matter.
You're wrong unless you sit way too close to your monitor. Average monitor distance is 2-3 feet away. Try drawing on your monitor where it currently sits and you'll see how fucking awful that would be.
Have you ever used a 12.9" ipad pro? they're 2700something by 2000something, which should give you some idea of what a 13" 2.5k display would look like.

The 16" is definitely a better size to start with, 13" is too small. I'd personally opt for a used 22" or 24" over a new 16", but that's just me. I know some people are weird about buying things used.
As far as colors, it should be okay. I've never used the 16, but the 22" color range is phenomenal.

[Anonymous No.6192069]

>>6192059
> I'd personally opt for a used 22" or 24" over a new 16"
I have 0 experience with second hand products, and am kinda scared about it. When you say used, do you mean refurbished from the vendor directly, or bought from a 3rd party?

[Anonymous No.6192090]

>>6192069
either. I buy a lot of shit 2nd hand from a 3rd party and rarely ever have a problem, but again I know some people aren't comfortable with that.
you can get a factory refurbished 22 plus for $370 on ebay, or a new 22 (not plus) for $330
I don't remember the difference between the plus and normal.
I'm also not sure how huion's refurbished products are, I've only ever used their normal products.

[Anonymous No.6192206]

My 1060 plus's pen is no longer applying pressure. What gives?

[Anonymous No.6192221]

>>6191583
>buying chinese garbage like huion
lmao retard. Enjoy your janky lines.

[Anonymous No.6192222]

>>6192221
even a janky line is better than the no lines you produce

[Anonymous No.6192225]

>>6192206
>help me /ic/! my cheap chinese huion trash stopped workinggggg!

[Anonymous No.6192238]

>>6189836

[Anonymous No.6192248]

>>6192238
>t. Mingze Yuxuan Haoran.

[Anonymous No.6192263]

>>6192225
and yet in this very thread someone complained about their wacom breaking

[Anonymous No.6192264]

>>6192238
>cheap useless plastic surgery chinks who whore themselves out to the lowest common denominators 24/7
>reliable female acquaintance who is always ready to lend a hand and cook and clean for you

[Anonymous No.6192269]

>>6189836

[Anonymous No.6192274]

>>6192269
>t. Chen Huang Xingming

[Anonymous No.6192277]

I'm making the next thread. fuck this schizo faggot OP
I know he intentionally makes the thread several posts before bump limit just so he can make sure he's first to it, but I don't care

[Anonymous No.6192297]

>>6192206
huion hands out free pens if you complain about them in the support

[Anonymous No.6192299]

>>6192274
Do reflect on the facts listed below:
>Huion is just as good as wacom
>Huion is cheaper than wacom
>taiwan is not a country

[Anonymous No.6192332]

>>6192297
>the support
where?

[Anonymous No.6192337]

>>6192299
>taiwan is not a country
HOW DARE YOU INSULT THE GLORY OF LGBTAIWAN
I mean 50 cents have been deposited into your account chang

[Anonymous No.6192351]

>>6192332
Their official site, but that's only if you bought directly from one of their stores (like the aliexpress one) and not from a reseller. Also you'd rather contact the seller first and see what is required beforehand so as to not waste time writing another support ticket

[Anonymous No.6192445]

>>6191573
Huions are good but only get ones with the PW517 pens. All other previous gen pens have a noticeable offset to them when you tilt. Generally, the newer gen it is, the less offset it has.

[Anonymous No.6192452]

>>6192277
>I'm making the next thread. fuck this schizo faggot OP
Nah, you're not Chang.

You tried this already before and failed miserably, multiple times. Not letting you shill your garbage.

[Anonymous No.6192455]

>>6191573
If you fall for the chinese shills telling you to buy Huion, you are retarded.

[Anonymous No.6192459]

>>6191542
> t. Someone who hasn't touched a wacom device his entire life

Of course the jewtubers are gonna say its the same otherwise they're not gonna recieve free chinkshit devices to review

[Anonymous No.6192496]

>>6192452
>everyone on this website is the same person except for me

[Anonymous No.6192498]

>>6192459
you still never answered the question.
Why would they care about continuing to receive chink brand tablets if they're so bad and they already have wacom?

[Anonymous No.6192504]

>>6192459
>Of course the jewtubers are gonna say its the same otherwise they're not gonna recieve free chinkshit devices to review
This.

The only youtuber who doesn't get sent chinese garbage is Aaron Rutten because he rightly pointed out all the design flaws. The comments in his videos were also filled with the exact same kind of schizo rage seen in /dtg/ threads like this directed toward "OP".

Chinamen very angry!

[Anonymous No.6192517]

ipad air comfortable to draw on?

[Anonymous No.6192573]

>>6192459
>>6192504
bruce colbow agrees with aaron rutten about chinese tablet brands pressuring reviewers, yet in his latest reviews he says huion and xp-pen are almost as good as wecom now. you're happy to repeat his criticisms about 3 year old chinese tablets but not about current ones, hmm.

why do you think you have any credibility?

[Anonymous No.6192577]

>>6192573
>bruce colbow agrees with aaron rutten about chinese tablet brands pressuring reviewers, yet in his latest reviews he says huion and xp-pen are almost as good as wecom now
You're drawing this equivalence, chang? You think because someone agrees with someone about something, that makes their opinion on something else valid?

How mind-numbingly stupid are you exactly? Are chinese brains really this small?

[Anonymous No.6192579]

>>6192573
>yet in his latest reviews he says huion and xp-pen are almost as good as wecom now
Brad Colbow has literally been saying this for 5-6 years now, Li Zhang. It's also never been true.
Why are you even using his review as an argument on the basis that he agrees with Rutten about chinese coercion? If anything, that's him effectively telling people to take everything he says with a grain of salt, stupid Zhang.
Youtube reviewers can never be trusted. It's cringeworthy you're trying to use them to sell your bad quality trash.

[Anonymous No.6192586]

>>6189836

[Anonymous No.6192591]

>>6192586

[Anonymous No.6192627]

>>6192577
you're happy to claim his opinion is valid for a 3 year old tablet, but not valid for a current tablet, because it doesn't agree with your bias

you were also trying to claim that a wacom tablet made in china was a knockoff until shown otherwise.

>>6192579
>Brad Colbow has literally been saying this for 5-6 years now, Li Zhang. It's also never been true.
you used an old review where he didn't say that at all.. sounds like you have the facts all mixed up in your head.

you're so mentally ill and autistic, you can't establish a narrative that is consistent with current facts.

[Anonymous No.6192663]

Is the 12.9 actually that much better over the 11?
I want to still use it as a tablet with the keyboard cover

[Anonymous No.6192671]

>>6192627
>you're happy to claim his opinion is valid for a 3 year old tablet
What? When did I do this you utterly stupid idiot?

YOU'RE the one who tries to shill the importance of youtube reviewers. I have always told people to ignore that garbage because they're proven to be unreliable. Stupid chinese idiot lol.

[Anonymous No.6192672]

>>6192504
Answer
This
Question
>>6192498

[Anonymous No.6192674]

>>6192206
nevermind, reinstalling the drivers fixed it (:

[Anonymous No.6192675]

>>6192672
Firstly Chang, you didn't ask that question to me. I know this is hard for your small chinese brain to believe, but there is more than one person correctly labeling you a shill.

Secondly, tablet reviewers income on youtube literally depends on them getting tablets sent to them for free. If they don't get tablets, they can't make reviews. It's especially important for people like Brad Colbow, who's a bad artist and generates most of his revenue with reviews on youtube. If he started criticizing chinese tablets, they'd stop sending them to him, and he wouldn't make money anymore.

It's not rocket science, chinese idiot.

[Anonymous No.6192685]

Does resolution really matter that much? Is 1440p really that noticeably different than 1080p? I'm trying to decide between a 22" huion for $300 or a 24" for $600

[Anonymous No.6192707]

>>6192685
It matters a stupendous amount. It doesn't sound like much but it's 2x the resolution of 1080p and on a display tablet it's something you're going to have close to your face making the difference all the more noticeable. ESPECIALLY if you're the type (like me) to physically move your face closer to the screen to see details better. It'll end up being the difference between seeing colored blocks and a proper image.

[Anonymous No.6192710]

>>6192707
My bank account is sad to hear this

[Anonymous No.6192712]

Tell me what software lets me use my Galaxy Tab as a drawing pad but lets me view the canvas on my computer screen as I draw.

[Anonymous No.6192717]

>>6192712
>>6192712
just use it as a second screen and mirror it or whatever

[Anonymous No.6192753]

>>6192671
>>6170568

you admitted to using his ancient review here, it's so forgetful of you

[Anonymous No.6192756]

>>6192675
yet he does criticize them... sucks to be you when you're so confused.. facts wrong left and right in every thread, it's no wonder you stop answering questions

[Anonymous No.6192798]

>>6192753
>>6192756
> T-there's only one person in this entire board who doesn't like chinese brands! I swear!

The chingchong rages on

[Anonymous No.6192803]

>>6189836
> Also watch out, Chinese companies shill HARD on /ic/; they do a lot of samefagging and frequently hurl personal insults.

Case in point, this entire thread

[Anonymous No.6192806]

>>6192803
>personal insults

nothing personal
you're just mentally ill

[Anonymous No.6192810]

>>6189836
Been on the fence for about two weeks now, can't decide between buying a brand new Galaxy Tab S7+ for about 450 to 500€ OR a refurbished iPad Pro 2017 Gen 12.9 for around 550€. The Ipad won't come with a pen, so I will have to purchase that as well. Can anyone help me out here?

[Anonymous No.6192814]

>>6192810
S7+ wins.

[Anonymous No.6192841]

>>6192675
>Firstly Chang, you didn't ask that question to me
I asked it multiple times. Don't try to pretend there are multiple wacom shills that call everyone that disagrees with them Chang. No one us that stupid.

[Anonymous No.6192842]

>>6192810
2018+ is greatly preferred for iPad. 500 euros for a 5 year old iPad pro sounds like ass rape.

[Anonymous No.6192925]

>>6192814
>>6192842
Guess I'll settle for the S7+. Since it will be both brand new, is a bit cheaper and also comes with a pen.

[Anonymous No.6192960]

>>6192841
>t. Liu Zhao Bei

[Anonymous No.6192983]

Any reason to get an ipad pro over the air?

[Anonymous No.6193092]

>>6192803
Wacom defenders seem to be the one hurling the insults by far. I've been called a retard for considering buying a huion and they aren't even in the same market for the price ranges I'm looking at. Also these people seem to think wacom has no issues whatsoever, when I've personally experienced a far amount of issues
>Wobbly slow lines with no fix
>Pens breaking within a year
>bunch of programs just not working with it correctly
>Absolute god awful cables, and very tight USB ports meaning you can't just plug in any other usb cable
>Laughable touch
In wacom intuos medium tablets.

>>6192504
Jesus, Aaron Rutten is the biggest shill out there and you're paiting this man as the beacon of morality. Truth is, it's incredibly hard to know if a product is good these days, the only real reliable metric is what people are using, and for how long they have been using it. If you really want reviews, my suggestion is to always look for negatives. I always do this, if I'm buying anything, for instance:
>Why I hate huion
>Why huion sucks
>My huion broke
etc. And then, if I see something that seems recurrent between the reviews, or that particularly catches my eye, I'll look further into it. Even then it isn't reliable, because people are idiots and often don't treat their shit with any care whatsoever. I've heard someone say she had 3 wacom tablets in something like 5 years because the pens and the tablets kept breaking. This person allegedly went through 1 nib in 1 month. This is just not normal. God I wish I would find the video.

>>6192445
Thanks for the hint. I'll probably not be using tilt for a while, since I'm still at the solid round brush with pressure opacity stage of things, but I will keep that in mind.

[Anonymous No.6193093]

>>6193092
>Wacom defenders seem to be the one hurling the insults by far.
You do realize if anyone cared, they could just go to the archives and see how much you sperg about "OP" in every thread?

You're mentally challenged, Chang :)

[Anonymous No.6193128]

>>6193093
>You're mentally challenged, Chang :)
Like clockwork.

[Anonymous No.6193138]

>>6189836
Hello, I am 35 years old with basically no artistic skill at all. Is it advisable to start learning on a tablet or should I start with traditional media? If so what is a good learning resource?

[Anonymous No.6193140]

>>6193138
paper
the art and science of drawing

[Anonymous No.6193142]

>>6193138
Most people would say paper, but it probably doesn't matter that much. I'd say, as someone who started with paper, if you have no interest in doing trad work in the future and are just using paper as a stepping stone, just use a tablet from the start. Then again, if you're thinking of a screen tablet, there isn't that much disconnect between that and paper, so whatever.

In other words, you'll be fine either way, just draw, and have personal projects to work on.

[Anonymous No.6193144]

>>6190857
There are NIB Intuos 3s on Ebay for $50.

[Anonymous No.6193168]

>>6192983
Bigger

[Anonymous No.6193200]

To fix tablet wobble in older cintiq on new operating system you need to have lazy nezumi. Put it on 0. Like it doesn't do anything. And just leave there.

[Anonymous No.6193240]

>>6193138
Just jump straight into Ai
theres a few nft generators out there

[Anonymous No.6193262]

What are the pros and cons of ipad pro vs galaxy S6/S7/S8 for portable drawing?
I kind of want to draw comfortably in my lap, but at the same time the Samsung looks like it can run Godot where I can futz around with gamedev stuff as well.
Is there a big difference in comfort and drawing quality?

[Anonymous No.6193301]

>>6191460
I bought one a few weeks ago, honestly wish I've done it sooner.
The only disadvantage is the size, but being able to draw anywhere and not being tied to the computer makes it up for me

From what I've seen people recoend getting a used 2018 pro instead of a 2022air as they're similar in price.
I went for the air since where I live a used 2018 pro was still more expensive than a new 2022 air

[Anonymous No.6193524]

>>6193092
>personally experienced a far amount of issues
Don't forget nib wear

[Anonymous No.6193700]

>>6193262
nothing will beat an ipad short of maybe a mobilestudio.

[Anonymous No.6193895]

>>6192299
Fuck China and all its money worshipping immoral dog and bat-eating people, more disgusting than absolute shit.

[Anonymous No.6193990]

>>6193895
friendly reminder there's no tablet on the market that's made outside of china.

[Anonymous No.6194198]

Will I regret buying an xp pen tablet?
They're hundreds cheaper than even huion, and only downsides I see are laminate display instead of etched glass, and lower % color
Artists only, not the weird guy that just faps to the wacom logo.

[Anonymous No.6194281]

>>6194198
check the xp-pen subreddit, you'll get more useful answers there

[Anonymous No.6194346]

Am I the only one who can't get used to the iPad's pencil?
The fucking nib on it is really too thick to use I find

[Anonymous No.6194364]

>>6194198
>Will I regret buying an xp pen tablet?
your question is already answered in the OP.
there's a long list of people here who have expressed buyer's remorse buying that crap.
and notice chang's already attempted to direct you to reddit: >>6194281

[Anonymous No.6194371]

>>6194198
> Artists only
> Proceeds to consult Chinese salespeople anyway

[Anonymous No.6194376]

>>6194371
>>6194364
Artists only

[Anonymous No.6194385]

>>6190813
> The tilt issue can be configured around in clip studio

My Kamvas 20 has the same issue, although it's negligible. How did you configure it?

[Anonymous No.6194392]

>>6194376
Oh, you're just the same chinese idiot pretending to be a prospective buyer.

[Anonymous No.6194438]

>>6189836
I have a 4 year old intuos medium and was thinking of getting a Huion HS611 for bluetooth, slightly larger drawing area (I've recently bought a 27" monitor), better pen, and better side buttons. Would this be a good idea? I've always thought people were using tablets matching their screen size somewhat, but I've realized that you don't really have many options for tablets above around 13-14". Are there any other alternatives I should be aware of?

[Anonymous No.6194452]

>>6194438
Get a Giano or KD200 instead. Those have their latest pens while still having bluetooth connectivity. You can also go for an xp pen Deco LW since it's got the best pen for xp's screenless lineup.

[Anonymous No.6194458]

>>6194452
.. cont..
Make sure to get the latest Giano btw, since the older versions still show up when you search for them on Google

[Anonymous No.6194461]

>>6194452
I was also thinking a giano, but I'm not sure if I want to spend that much for a brand I don't know much about. I did notice they had the new pens too. I'll look a bit more into it since you recommended it. Does the pen make that big of a difference for screenless tablets?

>KD200 instead
Shit looks goofy as fuck. Is there a similar version without the keyboard? I don't necessarily even need side buttons, it's just that any other side button design would be better than the abortion I currently have.

Also, are their stands good for screenless tablets as well, or should I find something else for a stand?

[Anonymous No.6194481]

>>6194461
Those two are really the only ones that have their latest pen from what I can see. You can still do fine with the older pens but if you're coming from an intuos, it might take some getting used to the cursor stray. I've used a PW100 pen and PW517 pen and the difference between their cursor tracking is drastic.

As for the pen making a difference. It made it easier for me to do line art with the more accurate pen.

[Anonymous No.6194503]

>>6194438
> I've always thought people were using tablets matching their screen size somewhat
You buy bigger size if you personally need it. Not much to do with screen size. You're not looking at it anyway.

[Anonymous No.6194512]

>>6194503
It's more of a muscle memory sorta deal. If you make a small motion and get a huge line that can mess with you. I know I do feel that somewhat with my current tablet, but it isn't as bad as using a small tablet on a 24" display, for instance.

>>6194481
>cursor stray
Could you describe this stray? I know the old pens have really bad cursor drift when tilting the pen, is that what you're talking about? My wacom has really bad line wobble on slower lines too, so maybe that's the kind of stray you're talking about? Or does the tablet just lose track of the pen position gradually and you have to recalibrate it?

[Anonymous No.6194555]

>>6194512
Ah yes, I meant cursor drift when tilting. I forgot the right term to use lol. You don't have to recalibrate it from time to time.

I only got to use their old and newest pen so maybe other anons can vouch for the PW500 which the HS611 use. But from what I experienced, personally, getting the newer pens translate to a better drawing experience.

[Anonymous No.6194586]

>>6193301
Thanks for replying, I'll probably do that and get the 12.9 pro then. Do you use a screen protector that feels like paper? I heard they make the color worse. Also not too familiar with the apps on apple, is procreate as good as people say?

[Anonymous No.6194713]

>>6194392
I'll send you a picture of my white cock if you want

[Anonymous No.6194715]

>>6194586
Screen protectors barely change screen quality at all.

[Anonymous No.6194829]

>>6192238
Fat Asian chicks do something to my dick

[Anonymous No.6194943]

How do I decide what size tablet I should buy?
Is it buy the biggest you can fit on your desk and afford?
I have 24 inch 1200p monitor now and it doesn't feel very big anymore. Thinking about getting 32inch monitor soon. Is it same with tablets? But then again you still can buy 13 inch screen tablets and people seem happy with them.

[Anonymous No.6194959]

>>6194943
I'm in the same boat now, and not really sure what to do. Back when I had a 24" monitor, my 10" tablet was already not too pleasant to use with it, but now that I have a 27" it really feels like I need something else. That being said, I'm not sure if a tablet would be the best choice at this point because you can't find any tablets above 16 inches for less than 500Eur, and I'm starting to feel at that point you'd just be better off buying a 16" drawing display, and just sidestep that annoyance of not your tablet not matching to your screen very well. I'm still deciding, though, a lot of people say it doesn't really matter if you have a smaller tablet than your screen, but I don't know.

In a weird twist, it feels like pen displays are now the budget option for me, kek.

[Anonymous No.6195009]

best options for a 200-350 budget?

[Anonymous No.6195025]

>>6195009
Anything not Chang made.

[Anonymous No.6195050]

>>6195009
A6 Lite

[Anonymous No.6195113]

>>6195025
which one isn't?

[Anonymous No.6195117]

>>6195113
They're literally all made in China.

[Anonymous No.6195121]

>>6195009
Huion 22 plus
Very high quality screen, etched glass, very little parallax, ticks every box you could want with 3 exceptions
1. No shortcut keys on the side of the display. Just use a keyboard instead
2. 1080p instead of 2.5k or 4k
3. 22" instead of 24"

Other than that it's pretty much perfect

[Anonymous No.6195533]

>>6195117
>chinese idiot still can't distinguish between manufactured and designed
Chinese brains are so small.

>>6195009
Just get a Galaxy S6 Lite.
You are stupid if you get conned by chinamen.

[Anonymous No.6195691]

>>6195533
I offered to show you my white cock

[Anonymous No.6195999]

I'm just going to buy a huion 22 plus
Fuck xp pen and fuck spending over 2x the amount for 2.5k

[Anonymous No.6196033]

i got this for $120
im no artist
but it'll be neat
thank you for reading my blog

[Anonymous No.6196034]

>>6196033
>t. Horang Xi Pin

[Anonymous No.6196135]

>>6196034
>ho
Sound don't exist in chinese. Use Hou next time, schizobro

[Anonymous No.6196140]

>>6196135
Chang clearly knows his shit

[Anonymous No.6196145]

>>6196140
沒錯, 我的美國朋友 :)

[Anonymous No.6196967]

Should I even consider a screenless tablet if I have a 27 inch curved monitor, or is it over for me? I don't have a big budget but I also dont want to waste money

[Anonymous No.6197024]

>>6195533
>chinese idiot still can't distinguish between manufactured and designed
fantastic cope
they're all chinkshit using the same chinkpanels made by the same chinkmanufacturers

[Anonymous No.6197230]

what's the verdict on the s7 fe?

[Anonymous No.6197312]

>>6197024
and you're still a complete moron, Chang.

[Anonymous No.6197732]

Best matte screen protector for ipad?

[Anonymous No.6197936]

>>6191430
>>6191519
Alright, bros. I've searched everywhere but couldn't find a wacom surface with a similar size. My version of Intuos 3 is quite big 310x240. What are some screenless tablets I can borrow the surface from?

[Anonymous No.6197950]

>>6197936
Can you find a screen protector for it? Or one thats not glass that you could cut down?

[Anonymous No.6197951]

Just coming here to post that

Cintiq 16 color fucking sucks. Update the damn screen already Wacom. No I’m not paying extra for the Pro or 24 Pro. Make a proper 16.

[Anonymous No.6197971]

>>6197312
>can't stop coping and accept the truth
truly the saddest cunt on this board

[Anonymous No.6197982]

>>6194198
Depends on the tablet. I've had the 15.6 pro and currently have a 24 pro. 24 pro is nice. The 15.6 pro had a 800:1 contrast ratio and that was definitely the worst thing about it. Sometimes the styluses aren't calibrated properly but you can either turn the screw under the button until it works right, or get them to send you a new stylus.

Laminated display just means there's no gap between the glass and screen, all tablets have laminated displays nowadays whether they have etched glass or not. They do use screen protectors instead of etched glass, if you want a relatively cheap tablet with etched glass you should go with huion.

As far as comparing the color gamut % between tablets goes, you should look at the difference between sRBG, NTSC, and Adobe RGB. 99% in one isnt the same color range as 99% in another. And no matter what the color gamut % is, it's useless if the tablet doesn't have a minimum of 1000:1 contrast ratio.

[Anonymous No.6197984]

>>6197951
So get a 16 pro

[Anonymous No.6197994]

>>6194438
Hs611 doesn't have bluetooth, does it? Anyways I don't recommend using any tablet bluetooth, even Wacom, it's just too laggy.

[Anonymous No.6198018]

>>6197950
The problem is they are all too small. At the very best I was able to find a sheet for Wacom PTH-860-R and it's still too small(around 31x21cm).

[Anonymous No.6198022]

>>6198018
>>6197950
Or you can call it a screen protector, I think they all mean the same thing.

[Anonymous No.6198045]

>>6197732
Elecom

[Anonymous No.6198067]

>>6198018
>>6198022
It's different. What I mean is you can get a regular screen protector that's a little bigger than the size of your drawing area and cut it to the right size.

Look on amazon for 9x12 screen protectors or larger. You want probably 9H0 matte, not glass. You can put it on top of your scratched drawing surface or you could remove the old one, clean the adhesive off with alcohol, and put the screen protector on.

You could also just get a matte vinyl sheet and some adhesive. Or, you can take your drawing surface off, clean the adhesive off of the sheet, flip it over and place it scratched side down if there's enough adhesive left on the tablet for it to stick.

[Anonymous No.6198103]

>>6198067
Damn the search is gonna take long. Fucking hell why is it impossible to find a good old sheet for my good old tablet?
Thank you so much for your post nevertheless bro.
A small question tho, do all these screen protectors feel nice to draw on?

[Anonymous No.6198609]

>>6197732
I'm happy with the ESR one

[Anonymous No.6199008]

>>6189836
So what is the main difference between the ipad pro and any other of the newer ipads on the market for drawing? I just want a quick run down on them on what makes or breaks the ipad pro by comparison.

[Anonymous No.6199071]

>>6199008
Ipad pro is bigger
13" is pretty much the bare minimum I would use for drawing.

[Anonymous No.6199101]

>>6198103
No, not all of them feel nice to draw on. Glossy ones feel like shit, so go for the matte stuff and you should be good.

[Anonymous No.6199106]

>>6199008
I can't imagine using anything smaller and the primo specs means it runs like a stationmaster's pocketwatch. Otherwise it's a gucci piece of shit that can't even block ads or do real work. Fuck if it isn't everything you want in a drawing tablet though.

[Anonymous No.6199725]

>>6199008
size if you get the 12.9 inch version and 120hz screen I guess

[Anonymous No.6199923]

>>6199101
I see, thanks.

[Anonymous No.6200335]

>>6189836
Fuck /dtg/, I think I did something stupid.
I always wanted to learn how to draw, and I just bought a tab S8 by impulse. As a total beginner, is it /beg/-friendly? Can I even start with digital? At least I know it comes with CSP, so that`s something.

[Anonymous No.6200357]

Between the Wacom One with Display/Screen and the Samsung (S7/S8) Tablets which one would you recommend? It has been a while since I last tried to draw something so I'd basically be learning everything again. My last experience was with a screenless Wacom tablet so anything would be an improvement.

[Anonymous No.6200457]

I just got the biggest intuos 3. Does anyone have a chart for nib compatibilty? I can't find shit for intuos 3 nibs. Are they all scalped up by anyone actually using m? Not even on chinese sites I can't find shit.

[Anonymous No.6200585]

The first mistake begginers commits is to buy display tablets. There's absolutely no reason to buy an expensive display tablet rather than wasting money on them. It doesn't makes you a better artist, you don't learn faster, ect. You'll get used to a screenless one as long as you train your muscle memory. Absolutely everything a display tablet does, a screenless does it better.

[Anonymous No.6200614]

>>6200335
Nah, you did good m8. An S6 Lite would have been more than enough but it doesn't hurt to have the S8. Start sketching on it already. It being standalone and portable is seriously godsent for those who are just starting out.

[Anonymous No.6200619]

>>6200357
Definitely get the S7/S8. Wacom One is shit long term anyways, you're gonna outgrow it faster than you would the portable option

[Anonymous No.6200639]

>>6200619
Adding to this, display tablets aren't too good of an investment anyways. You might think it's an improvement but after a few months, you'd start to realize it's pretty harsh to your body. I sold my intuos to get a cintiq and even now I still think about how retarded that decision was.

[Anonymous No.6200651]

>>6196967
Screen size doesnt matter with screenless tablets. You can limit the borders on which part of your monitor the tablet controls via the tablet driver so that it doesn't feel too jarring. Go for it.

[Anonymous No.6200686]

>>6200614
Thank you! I'll start as soon as possible

[Anonymous No.6200737]

>>6200585
>Absolutely everything a display tablet does, a screenless does it better.
Lol?
Are you the poorfag wacom shill or just a retard?

[Anonymous No.6200745]

Huion 24 (not plus) for $550
Yea or nay?
Idk how well the non-etched glass screens hold up or compare in drawing feel to the etched glass ones. Also worse contrast/color I think.

[Anonymous No.6200784]

>>6200619
>>6200639
I see, thanks for the help!

[Anonymous No.6200960]

>>6200745
>buying literal garbage

[Anonymous No.6201034]

It sounds like the two (real) options are: Samsung S7 + (probably wait for black friday) or give Wacom > $2000 lmao for their pro 24''. I refuse to touch an Apple product because I can at least root the S7 and I think Wacom has unofficial official linux support drivers.

For getting into digital art the $2000 is pretty steep, but I'd hate to buy a Galaxy and feel like I'll need something else in 6-12 months.

[Anonymous No.6201119]

>>6200960
yawn

[Anonymous No.6201323]

>>6201034
>getting into digital art
>drop 2k on a brand new top of the line tablet
You're fucking braindead. Buy a used wavom 24hd if you absolutely need to suck wacom cock. Or a used iPad pro or galaxy since they can still be used even if you get a desktop tablet

[Anonymous No.6201440]

>>6200745
That price is fine as long as the tablet is in new condition. And I think their non-etched glass models have screen protectors. If not you can just get one and put it on. Probably worse color, they tend to keep their screens at 1000:1 contrast at a minimum.

[Anonymous No.6201455]

>>6201034
it sounds like you're an idiot and deserve your bad decisions and their fall out

you're so fucking stupid that you probably think the sticky has useful information in it you dumb fuck

[Anonymous No.6201490]

Look at this angry Chinese sperg: >>6201455

[Anonymous No.6201505]

>>6201455
okay, what would you suggest besides whats literally recommended by OP or what digital artists shill on yt - im obviously not touching the kamvas. if i would eventually want the wacom there's no reason to buy a tablet which I'll never use anyway.

> fall out of buying an expensive toy
my coffee setup costs more than this

[Anonymous No.6201516]

>>6201440
The guy said it's new in box
The differences between the normal and plus are 1000:1 vs 1200:1 contrast, 120% srgb vs 140% srgb, and a matte screen protector vs etched glass

[Anonymous No.6201531]

>>6201505
Why are you even asking if your mind is made up?

[Anonymous No.6201701]

To anyone who uses Cintiq 16, can you share your Brightness, Contrast and RGB value settings please? Thanks.

[Anonymous No.6201793]

>>6189836
I have money and want to get into digital art. Is there any reason or advantage to start with a tablet without a screen?
An ipad also seems nice but you guys are saying to avoid it? Why? Apple hardware is more reliable than any other modern hardware that I've used.

[Anonymous No.6201879]

>>6201793
Can you not read the OP properly?
iPads are fine, they're just bad value brand new. Look for a used 3rd gen pro.

[Anonymous No.6201893]

>>6201793
if you have money, ignore the OP and get a new ipad, or wacom.

OP assumes people are too poor like him to afford a new ipad, and that chink brand tablets haven't improved since he last bought a tablet 5+ years ago.

[Anonymous No.6201917]

>>6201893
Backpedaling on your spergout already, Chang? You're struggling to make sales for your Chinese garbage today lol.

[Anonymous No.6201967]

>>6189836
>Recommended tablets:
>Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
A7 Lite any good?

[Anonymous No.6202171]

>>6201893
>t. Liu Zhao Bei

[Anonymous No.6202555]

>>6201893
0 reason to buy a new iPad over a 3rd gen

[Anonymous No.6202586]

What the fuck are these threads? How long has this guy been at it anons

[Anonymous No.6202596]

>>6201505
>my coffee setup costs more than this
>For getting into digital art the $2000 is pretty steep

??? maybe just go back to drooling on the floor like a retard then

[Anonymous No.6202668]

>all the economically disadvantaged permabegs coming out of the woodwork

OP has some friends now

[Anonymous No.6202943]

>>6202555
OP, did your mom have to give you money again so you can buy lunch?

[Anonymous No.6202945]

>>6189836
the scroll wheel on my xp pen 13 doesn't work right in Krita, should I just torrent CSP or is there a way to fix it?

[Anonymous No.6202964]

>iPad Pro 2nd Gen 12.9"
best pens?

[Anonymous No.6202987]

Is the samsung galaxy tab s6 lite default pen good/ok?

[Anonymous No.6203082]

>>6201516
Worth it. Imho the difference isnt enough to go for the more expensive one when you have a good one at a nice discount.

>>6202586
They used to be real threads. He's been at it for probably 3 years now.

[Anonymous No.6203083]

>>6202945
What are you trying to do? For zoom in and out set the scroll wheel shortcut to ctrl+ and ctrl- . For brush size set it to [ and ]

[Anonymous No.6203161]

>>6202668
Not op
Tell me 1 thing a new ipad does that a 3rd gen won't as an artist.
Even a 1st gen pro is okay for drawing, it just has some annoyances that make getting a 3rd gen over it make sense.

[Anonymous No.6203286]

New XP-pen tablet announced today, it's basically the same thing as Deco L but smaller.

[Anonymous No.6203295]

>>6203286
Is it the Deco M/MW?
I think that product has been out for quite a while now

[Anonymous No.6203306]

>>6201701
same exact tablet, didn't change anything except the brightness, turned it all the way down because I'm working in a dark room

[Anonymous No.6203312]

>>6203295

Actually, I have to check.

[Anonymous No.6203314]

>>6203312
>>6203295

It was released in July

[Anonymous No.6203328]

Total beginner here wanting to learn digital drawing. Would you recommend me an Intuos Small or Medium ? My laptop is 15.6"

[Anonymous No.6203358]

>>6203328
Small is too smal for drawing. For coloring, photo editing, sculpting is enough. Just get medium, can buy used shit load of people buy those and sell after using few times year later.

[Anonymous No.6203421]

>>6203328
>170 EU for a chink-tier intuos

Get a used intuos pro medium instead, you'll never look for any other tablet again once you get it

[Anonymous No.6203433]

>>6203358
>>6203421
great advice, thank you.
> Get a used intuos pro medium instead, you'll never look for any other tablet again once you get it
Gonna check for a used one. Does it works well with linux tho ? I use Debian testing

[Anonymous No.6203458]

>>6203433
It's not "linux" it's GNU.

[Anonymous No.6203460]

>>6203433
>you'll never look for any other tablet again once you get it
I sold my intuos after getting a huion kamvas. Pen tablets fucking suck compared to display tablets.
Also the large is nicer to use than the medium.

[Anonymous No.6203464]

>>6203458
Is this why this general is so shit? It's a crossboard /g/ thread?

[Anonymous No.6203587]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=ObtDZ287epw

Has anyone got around to finding a fix for this? I own a 2019 ish Kamvas model and this video shows exactly what I'm experiencing.

[Anonymous No.6203671]

>>6203587
go to the huion subreddit and search for "offset"

[Anonymous No.6203726]

>>6203587
https://huion.com/refunds

[Anonymous No.6203974]

>>6203587
Calibrate your damn stylus. Take off buttons and turn screw.

[Anonymous No.6203977]

>>6202987
Yeah but it's a little too small to hold comfortably. I think it's a good idea to look at the styluses compatible with wacom one display tablet and pick one you think looks good.

[Anonymous No.6203979]

holy FUCK I can't wait for a new Wacom Cintiq Pro 32 to come out

been using a non-pro Cintiq 22 for the past few years and it's pretty fucking great (better than the old 27QHD I had beforehand, even) but I itch for a larger tablet again

can't even try out random non-Wacom tablets because they all max out at 24 inches lmao

[Anonymous No.6203981]

>>6203464
It's someone who was banished from there, yes. Try mentioning Lenovo as a drawing tablet around him.

[Anonymous No.6203991]

>>6203671
No luck in the subreddit, none in the /ic/ archive as well ;_;


>>6203974
There's no screw, anon ;_;
>>/ic/thread/S5042496#p5049768

[Anonymous No.6204032]

>>6203979
>can't even try out random non-Wacom tablets because they all max out at 24 inches lmao
So do wacoms now. 32s haven't been made for a while. There's very very little need for more than a 24" 4k display, especially with how close you are to it.

[Anonymous No.6204079]

>>6204032
>There's very very little need for more than a 24" 4k display, especially with how close you are to it.

If I wanted an example of ignorant stupid fucking idiocracy I'd ask you to post your work, not give me your random fucking opinion on what I need. Thanks though bro!

[Anonymous No.6204093]

>>6204079
Yikes
You should probably post an example of your own work that you "need" a 32" for, unlike those lowly peasant professionals that use 24s.

[Anonymous No.6204099]

>>6204093
>what I find practical and comfortable is dependent on M-M-M-MUH SOICIAL MEMEDIAS SAY THIS IS GOOD
you're like the people saying you should get an intuos 3 from two decades ago because "it's all you need"

retarded, that is

[Anonymous No.6204106]

>>6204099
Weird, I didn't see an image with the work you need a 32" tablet for.
You probably don't even draw, and use the lack of a new 32" as your excuse for not drawing.

[Anonymous No.6204122]

>>6204099
Intuos 3 > your non existing drawings

[Anonymous No.6204159]

>>6204106
>>6204122
>they say without posting their work

uhhh yikes sweaty

[Anonymous No.6204166]

Brands don't matter, every device has their pros and cons but in 2022 the cons are so insignificant that it won't hamper your progress or ability to make art.

You can see that with artists who do self-imposed limitations like using ketchup and a stick or use a mouse in MS paint. It's annoying to use and gets in the way but they can make it work, just like how if a tablet has problems you can still make it work.

Generally speaking people feel more comfortable using products that their favorite artists use, whether that be Wacom, Apple, Huion, XP-Pen, whatever.

At the end of the day you'll adapt to what you're used to using, then you won't think about it at all, and that's the whole point.

[Anonymous No.6204318]

[Anonymous No.6204328]

So is the 32 cintiq really worth it over that 24? Does anyone who has one really make use of that extra real estate?

[Anonymous No.6204329]

>>6203991
Oh god you have their worst stylus. I think you should contact support and ask if theres another stylus compatible with your tablet, or if they can send you a new one. There's not much you can do if the new one still does this shit. Honestly if it were me I'd return that shit if possible or sell it and get something newer that does have the screw inside the stylus.

[Anonymous No.6204344]

>>6204159
We aren't the ones pretending we NEED. A 32 inch tablet, dumb fuck.

[Anonymous No.6204348]

>>6204318
He's really been at this for over 2 years
And still doesn't do anything but draw Loomis heads
Holy fuck

[Anonymous No.6204350]

Sorry I couldn’t read your reply because there was no drawing of yours attached to it can you tray again sweaty :)

[Anonymous No.6204351]

>>6204328
Watch reviews from people that have used both, don't trust anyone here.
I actually prefer the size of a 22 over 24 personally, but am cucked out of proper resolution with one. I can't imagine what I would ever do with a 32.

[Anonymous No.6204363]

[Anonymous No.6204417]

>this is the art of people saying "nobody needs anything bigger than a 24 inch tablet"

you can't make this up lmfao

[Anonymous No.6204467]

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[Anonymous No.6204469]

>>6204417
>angry chang sperging out

[Anonymous No.6204470]

>>6204351
>Watch reviews
no.

[Anonymous No.6204472]

>>6204350
Worthless idiot.

[Anonymous No.6204474]

>>6204122
This.

[Anonymous No.6204476]

>>6204328
24 is as big as you need.

[Anonymous No.6204478]

>>6204106
You are still a brainlet.

[Anonymous No.6204484]

>>6200686
Did you start?

[Anonymous No.6204589]

>>6203460
Isn't it better to look in front of you, thus keeping your back straight ?
Also your hands don't come in your way

[Anonymous No.6204981]

Using an ipad really has me wishing any tablet manufacturer would make a 120hz version

[Anonymous No.6206052]

considering a great deal on an m1 ipad pro 11 inch. Is the screen size adaptable for drawing? I'm going overseas and can't bring stuff with me into a small living space. Currently on an XP Pen 15.6 pro.

[Anonymous No.6206103]

>>6204981
fucking true, its so much smoother

[Anonymous No.6206205]

>>6204589
Not him, but screenless tablets are just an overhead IMO. It's so much easier to look at where you draw. You can also easily draw on a paper model directly and have the tablet replicate it!