/dtg/ - Drawing Tablet General

[Anonymous No.7078761]

Why you should not trust youtube shills:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH1WEYF8rlA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twy5Wo8m284

Do not read anything into pressure levels. 1024 is more than enough.
If you have any additional questions, ask them.
Remember to ignore all chinese shills.

Recommended tablets:

>Screenless:
Intuos 3, 4, 5, Pro, One by Wacom

>Display:
Small (10-11"): Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
Medium (12-16"): Samsung Galaxy Tab S8/S9 Ultra, used iPad Pro 12.9"
Large (22"+): Cintiq 22HD, Cintiq Pro 27 - Make sure they have VESA standard mounting holes.

>Avoid:
>XP-Pen, Huion, Gaomon and every other Chinese brand making Wacom imitations
Poor build quality, pens with wavy lines, wobbly nibs, broken tilt, issues registering light pressure, terrible customer support, uncalibrated. All Chinese brands have the same problems. Check out the webm to understand how bad they are.
Do not be fooled by myths like "Chink companies are just as good as Wacom now" - they've been saying this for over 8 years, nothing has changed. Consider reading the amazon reviews, particularly the negative spectrum and you will find some very common themes.
Chinese companies have also been proven to shill on 4chan. You will see dozens upon dozens of posts in this thread by a chinese schizo shill, who will either be bitching about the OP, gaslighting as a Wacom fan, making pointless spam posts or giving terrible advice (like recommending Huion). Just ignore and report him.

>Microsoft Surface Pro
More optimized for palm rejection than good quality drawing. Wobbly lines when drawing slow and straight.

>Cintiq 13-16"
Completely outclassed by the Galaxy Tab Ultra & iPad

>Cintiq Pro 16, 24, 32
Overpriced, QC issues, loud fans, proprietary mount interface

>Lenovo
Worse than Samsung in every way.

Previous: >>7039221

[Anonymous No.7078765]

>>7078761
>Check out the webm to understand how bad they are.

[Anonymous No.7078888]

>>7078761
pyw

[Anonymous No.7078942]

>sh-shills!
>ch-chinks!
>p-p-p-please buy wacom!!
lol

[Anonymous No.7079395]

What would you think of someone who starting drawing on a galaxy tablet?

[Anonymous No.7079430]

uh huh a totally normal and organic question

[Anonymous No.7079445]

intuos 3 bros...

[Anonymous No.7079585]

[Anonymous No.7079594]

>>7079585
pyw

[Anonymous No.7080057]

>>7078765
and here I came to this thread because I had that exact model in my cart and wanted to see what /ic/ had to say

man

[Anonymous No.7080064]

>>7080057
Yeah? You had a 4 year old model in your cart?

[Anonymous No.7080069]

>>7080064
yeah, apparently on sale and comes with a stand where as the other artist 13 doesn't come with it

[Anonymous No.7080084]

>>7080069
Does that look like a 13" tablet to you? They don't sell that model anymore, and the problems shown in that video have been proven false dozens of times.

[Anonymous No.7080087]

>>7080084
I mean its there on their site but goodness maybe getting back into this was a bad idea

[Anonymous No.7080092]

>>7080087
That's not the same model at all.

[Anonymous No.7080123]

reminder in every thread that right now in this moment and date you are ok buying any tablet-device of the top brands: apple, huion, samsung, wacom, xp-pen, in their screen and non screen options, and at least anything from 2018-19 to this day, since all of them already reach a peak point in tech and the differences are minimal, and because of that you only need to focus in the other points that are design, construction, accessories, and accessibility, not "in wich one you draw better" anymore.
My personal advice is focus on reviews and comments about the quality of the cables, yep.

This is because even the screens are already proven to last several years without scratches, that's why my comment about any model post 2018-2019 because starting from those i have knowledge of models with screens intact to this day (like the kamvas 16 normal, or almost any samsung screen even more far like 2014). So you need to consider cables because if your model last for many years, and the cable dont, you are gonna buy another cable so availability will be a new factor, that you maybe dont want to add. But yeah most of the modern models have great durability in construction of the device and connections

[Anonymous No.7080514]

do digital art does?

[Anonymous No.7080591]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7080593]

Honestly the bamboo is the best tablet I've ever owned

[Anonymous No.7080713]

Is getting a cintiq even worth it if you've been drawing digital with screenless for like a decade? I've played around with wacom one when that came out and still looked at my monitor 99% of the time.

[Anonymous No.7080834]

>>7080713
>Is getting a cintiq even worth it if you've been drawing digital with screenless for like a decade?
no

[Anonymous No.7080883]

When does tablet do

[Anonymous No.7081843]

is tablet did now?

[Anonymous No.7083297]

>>7081843
yes is now

[Anonymous No.7083502]

Sold my ipad for this, very gem

[Anonymous No.7083517]

>>7083502
why not just a s6 lite?

[Anonymous No.7083526]

>>7083517
New = Good
Old = le Bad

Hate they removed the audio jack plug for the newer version

[Anonymous No.7083557]

>>7083526
damn bro don't you want a THINNER tablet though?

[Anonymous No.7084466]

Is there a sensible arrangement to place two drawing tablets, one 16" display and a 10" regular and still have the keyboard dead center?

[Anonymous No.7084763]

Thank you the tablet do

[Anonymous No.7085038]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7085156]

>>7080084
Can you prove they were false once more? I just found out the model is sold in my region and I'm tempted to buy it.
Xp pen pro 24

[Anonymous No.7085245]

>>7085156
>Can you prove they were false once more?

[Anonymous No.7085248]

>>7085245
These brands wouldn't be popular or still in business if all they put out was worthless faulty garbage. drawing tablets are a mostly solved product, with newer iterations only adding mostly meaningless features that no one really gives a shit about.
The final hurdle is basically getting etched glass onto even the entry level shit and doing away with screen protectors.

[Anonymous No.7085313]

>>7085245
>>7085248
Is any of these the XP pen 24 pro or any Xp pen tho?

[Anonymous No.7085317]

>>7085313
I think both of those are huion, but it's all the same shit.

[Anonymous No.7085327]

>>7085317
>it's all the same shit.
I hope so, besides the pen wobblyness I havent seen any complains about the Xp pen 24 before, so I think I'll bit the bullet and get me one.

[Anonymous No.7085384]

>>7085327
the biggest differences between huion and previous gen xp pen are a longer nib, and screen protector instead of etched glass. color is also a bit oversaturated. there's nothing that will stop you from being able to produce art or that you won't forget about like 10 minutes after unboxing it.

[Anonymous No.7085419]

How do I disable paint blending in Infinite painter?

[Anonymous No.7085996]

Anons I'm looking to buy a graphic tablet as a beginner artist, I want to learn digital art

I laid my eyes on these 3: Huion H580X, Wacom Intuous S or Wacom One Medium.

Which has the best price to quality ratio?

[Anonymous No.7085997]

>>7085996
One Medium

[Anonymous No.7086012]

>>7079445
>intuos
Should I buy?

[Anonymous No.7086159]

Which ones would be good options, for a beginner, that won't break the bank while still performing acceptably?

[Anonymous No.7086180]

>>7086159
Just get a used Intuos 3.

[Anonymous No.7086183]

>>7086012
Small is too small imo

[Anonymous No.7086218]

>>7086012
honestly I'd recommend against screenless pads, its a very different experience than drawing directly to something

[Anonymous No.7086814]

>>7086012
>>7086183
Same, it's too small get the M version it's almost the same price and you can map it to full screen without it getting weird.
>>7086218
Screen tablets suck if your workspace isn't specifically setup for it.
And drawing screenless has the advantage that your hands don't cover your screen.

[Anonymous No.7087161]

>>7086814
>almost the same price
I would love if that were true

[Anonymous No.7087754]

>>7087161
Those "discounts" scam, nfw the Intuos M has a msrp of $200. I'd look for a better deal. I think I did pay 60 euro for mine.

[Anonymous No.7087866]

newer artist here whats a good pc screen tablet in the 2-300$ range
i currently have a huion h610 pro from like 2016 i bought on sale to play osu! that's kind of fucked up. and really just doesn't cut it anymore

[Anonymous No.7087893]

>>7080087
I went with the Artist 13 gen2 and it just arrived, thank you /ic/ for your continued support.

[Anonymous No.7087921]

>>7087893
how is it?

[Anonymous No.7087968]

>>7087921
Initial impression is very high, I haven't worked with a screen tablet since the really old bulky early wacom models years ago and I'm just super impressed. I haven't color calibrated it yet but out of the box it appears extremely close to my monitor, like if I hadn't heard of others calibrating theirs then right now I would not be able to tell theres a difference. Pen response seems good too after restarting to get the drivers working.

[Anonymous No.7087979]

>>7087754
Not buying chinese crap.

[Anonymous No.7088167]

>>7087979
I didn't suggest that, but yeah it seems the M version is more expensive now than what I paid for it everywhere.
If the money is relevant to you just look for it used, entry level wacoms are quite numerous so you should be able to get the M version for that and they don't really break except get a few new nibs.

[Anonymous No.7088344]

>>7086180
This.

[Anonymous No.7088672]

>>7085996
I'm this anon,
After looking at huions, xp pens and whatever other tablet i could find a review for, I settled on a new wacom intuos m which i found for a measly 50 euro, instead of the 100 or 180 euro. I cant wait to use it, if anyone else has experience with it, do tell.

[Anonymous No.7088872]

>>7087968
Tilt and pen pressure is fine or is it like in THE webms?

[Anonymous No.7089217]

>>7088872
I have the 16 pro gen2. It uses the same tech for the pen as the 13 gen2. Works fine.
What's still lacking is drivers hover/pen down pan/zoom is wacom still exclusive afik.
The other thing that's lacking is tilt compensation from the driver so you're drawing exactly where the nib is. With xp-pen / huion you'll still draw upto 2 mm away at large tilt angles. This can potentially be fixed with opentabletdriver and the right plugins. Requires a lot of tinkering though.
What's also lacking is the standard pressure curve, the linear curve is not really linear, can easily be fixed in your drawing program though.

[Anonymous No.7089378]

After 15 years of daily use, my Wacom Bamboo died today.
Sayonara buddy, you did incredibly well.

[Anonymous No.7089392]

>>7089378
pyw just curious.

[Anonymous No.7089396]

>>7089378
yes what does 15 years of gains look like?

[Anonymous No.7089417]

>>7089392
>>7089396
I'm too big and highly regarded to be associated with 4chan.

[Anonymous No.7089419]

Am I better off Buying an XP pen artist pro first or second generation? One would instinctively got for second gen but they're doing sneaky things with those going on crazy sales and getting bad reviews and slozy custom service.

[Anonymous No.7089424]

>>7089417
same tbdesu

[Anonymous No.7089432]

>>7089417
Kill yourself, tumblrfag. You'll never make it.

[Anonymous No.7089631]

>>7078765
>>7088872
I tried to replicate the video as best I could. This is using a fresh install of Clip Studio Paint with the Artist 13 gen 2 I just got, using a user submitted brush downloaded from CSP's assets store called "Straight flat brush" by Takime to try and get as close as I could.

[Anonymous No.7089656]

>>7089631
>>7085248
>>7085245
ACK!! W-wacom bros what do we do??

[Anonymous No.7089666]

help tablet me bros

[Anonymous No.7089672]

>>7089631
guzzler don't look!

[Anonymous No.7089749]

>>7089631
I went back and redid the tilt test in Krita since it seems clip studio's brush I was using didn't actually support tilt. Never used this program before and couldn't find an exact replica of the square flat brush but it works

[Anonymous No.7089812]

>>7089749
oh no no no no no no no
fuck fuck what do we do

[Anonymous No.7089847]

>>7089656
set the refresh rate to 60hz instead of 59hz

[Anonymous No.7089849]

>>7089847
forgot to mention having stabilization makes it delayed too

[Anonymous No.7090233]

>>7089749
I'm totally sold for gen 2 now but I wonder if Gen 1 is all fine now as well since the original webms were for one of those models.

[Anonymous No.7090424]

>>7089631
>I tried to replicate the video as best I could.
now i'm not saying your video is completely inadmissible, but it doesn't test a couple of things the original showed, namely:
- abrupt shift in tilt at some specific horizontal line
- using a ruler diagonally
on the other hand, in the original the abrupt change in pressure demo is questionable since the hand is jerked oddly. ideally it would need some sort of constant pressure jig to be valid

[Anonymous No.7090427]

>>7078761
i have huion (хyйoн) Kamvas 22 Plus
and it is kinda okay, can even recommend it

[Anonymous No.7090431]

>>7090424
on the ruler test you can literally see him wiggling the pen, watch the end of the pen

[Anonymous No.7090446]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7090447]

>>7090431
You are an idiot. It doesn't matter how much the pen wiggles when it's literally being pressed against a ruler.

First you try to say the webm is outdated, then you try and say he's wobbling. Make up your mind you dumbshit.

[Anonymous No.7090455]

>>7090447
>You are an idiot. It doesn't matter how much the pen wiggles when it's literally being pressed against a ruler.
Actual brain damage

>First you try to say the webm is outdated, then you try and say he's wobbling. Make up your mind you dumbshit.
These are not mutually exclusive. It's an intentionally misleading webm that's also outdated.

[Anonymous No.7090459]

>>7090431
Yeah my hand gets wobbly when I go slow it seems. I don't want to set the camera up again you guys have fun

[Anonymous No.7090524]

>>7090459
Thanks for the videos, bro. Really helpful hands on review.

[Anonymous No.7091252]

>hujon price/specs ratio is twice wacoom's on a bad day
>looks like i'd have to dick around with drivers to get it to work on loonix
hhhhhhhhhh

[Anonymous No.7091333]

>>7091252
Is it true that 99% of Linux users have transitioned?

[Anonymous No.7091434]

wabump me harder daddy

[Anonymous No.7091547]

>>7091333
i don't know. i don't live in an area whose 99% of population has transitioned.

[Anonymous No.7092229]

have you ever used wacom to?

[Anonymous No.7092264]

please post here, not the other thread fucking idiots

[Anonymous No.7092554]

guzzler been real quiet lately

[Anonymous No.7092563]

>>7092554
The new webm made him commit sudoku

[Anonymous No.7092840]

I'm working on an iPad and I keep having stray marks show up where my hand is placed, would the glove in >>7078765 prevent this? I've never used a screen tablet before.

[Anonymous No.7092841]

>>7092840
I don't think this is a genuine question so I will not answer it. you're too fucking obvious.

[Anonymous No.7092847]

>>7092841
Why would it not be a genuine question? I'm about to buy one, I just want to make sure.

[Anonymous No.7093360]

>>7092847
The guy who replied to you is a chinese psycho.

>>7092840
Yes a glove helps. Or just use Procreate or a matte screen protector.

[Anonymous No.7093398]

>>7093360
you literally don't draw please don't give advice

[Anonymous No.7093583]

>>7093360
>Yes a glove helps
clueless retard responding to himself
no, artist gloves do jack shit aside from like one brand that offers more than just a neoprene hand condom. gloves are primarily so you don't get your screen oily and so your hand glides over the glass. very few actually offer palm rejection.

[Anonymous No.7094087]

>Aaron seething

[Anonymous No.7094091]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7094105]

Blump my thread wadaddy

[Anonymous No.7094121]

>>7092840
sigh you really want that stupid glove don't you

alright, okay

yes the glove will help you

it will also boost your art skill by 30% (50% if you buy the most expensive, brand name one, 35% if it's a no name but it looks cool)

whenever you're not drawing, the glove will give you handjobs and you will also gain 10K followers overnight

I hope this information helps

[Anonymous No.7094135]

>>7092840
>>7092847
>>7093360
>>7093398
>>7093583
>>7094121
>Actual schizo responses
Holy shit lol
The dumb art glove helps but not in the way you want it to. It does fuck all for palm rejection

[Anonymous No.7094169]

>>7094135
It's just a retard bumping his thread any time the actual thread gets a response. Also doki wear exists.

[Anonymous No.7094188]

>>7094169
Weird how the mods just purged and banned you, eh psycho?

[Anonymous No.7094272]

>>7094188
weird how someone who doesn't draw insists on talking about drawing tablets, eh guzzler?

[Anonymous No.7094311]

THERE'S A FUCKING STANDARD FOR TABLETS
https://usb.org/sites/default/files/hut1_5.pdf#section.16.1
WHY ARE THERE DRIVERS FOR THIS SHIT
IMMA FUCKING BUY A TEENSY TO PROVE THAT THIS DRIVER SHTICK IS A PSYOP

[Anonymous No.7094392]

>>7094311
are you autistic?

[Anonymous No.7094493]

>>7094188
what the fuck are you even talking about? your deleted bump posts?

[Anonymous No.7094726]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7094840]

>>7085419
Try putting this to 0

[Anonymous No.7094846]

>>7094493
Nah, you know you got purged by the mods, psycho.
No need to keep up the falseflags. The mods can easily distinguish your IPs from mine. We all know you're a total loser :)

[Anonymous No.7094931]

>>7078761
does anyone own or recommend the xencelabs pen display 24? it costs 2100 euros and at that price point I am wondering if I just should get a cintiq

[Anonymous No.7095080]

>tfw Wacom One and One by Wacom are two completely different things
Whoever named these is a retard.

[Anonymous No.7096097]

Have I gotta worry about a drawing tablet being compatible with my Linux PC or do they all just werk?

[Anonymous No.7096099]

>>7096097
Chinese rubbish like XP Pen and Huion doesn't work well.

[Anonymous No.7096140]

Glad to see this thread is just as schizo from both sides as when I visited two-or-so years ago.


>>7096097
Anything wacom should work, most other things should 'just work' too. Think xp-pen has their own drivers for linux as well, though I can't vouch for their quality.

I imagine screen tablets might have a tougher time, just since they're more complicated.

[Anonymous No.7096141]

>>7096097
Gaomon works fine on Linux, idk about others.

[Anonymous No.7096342]

>>7096099
pyw

[Anonymous No.7096351]

>>7096140
You're in the wrong one.

[Anonymous No.7096575]

any reccomendations for a good stand for a medium inutos pro? ideally one that locks the tilt into place or has solid enough support where i won't accidentally push it down whilst working

[Anonymous No.7096585]

>>7096575
Get an ergo arm + bracket.

[Anonymous No.7097210]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7097229]

>>7094931
doesn't xencelabs have 3g IAF? just get a cintiq

[Anonymous No.7097240]

>>7097229
not getting chinese crap

[Anonymous No.7097244]

>>7097240
>cintiq
>chinese
guzzler finally lost it

[Anonymous No.7097379]

>>7097229
could you please explain this to me?

[Anonymous No.7097807]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7097810]

>furiously bumping his dead thread with 0 discussion
lmao

[Anonymous No.7097851]

>>7097810
the funnier part is that of the very little discussion here, most of it is just
>[stupid question no one has]
>[self answer to that question]
so that it can look like people are talking in his thread.
he got absolutely mogged by chang

[Anonymous No.7098308]

Would it make sense to get a cheap drawing tablet if I want to use it solely for coloring scanned traditional art ? Is this even viable ?

[Anonymous No.7099166]

Can I still mi if I have a chinkshit tablet?

[Anonymous No.7099771]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7100029]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7100318]

Is pen tilt a game changer? So many brushes I download are worthless to me since they're on some weird angle which I'm assuming is meant for use with tilt

[Anonymous No.7100349]

>>7100318
It is if you're coming from a trad background.

[Anonymous No.7100915]

So how do you clean your tablets? Mine's covered in dust and shit

[Anonymous No.7101359]

>>7100915
You don't.

[Anonymous No.7101586]

So is it just impossible to get texture sheets for the Inutos Pro outside of the large size now? I need a replacement one for the medium since mine has a few chips and scratches. The main thing I like about Wacom tablets is how the surface feels so I want to stick to their actual branded ones and not the knock-offs because those usually feel fucking awful to draw on.

[Anonymous No.7101589]

>>7100915
shirt sleeve sleeve + air dust can

[Anonymous No.7101629]

wacomed wacom wacomming wacom's wacom? wacom

[Anonymous No.7101663]

>>7078765
I bought a huge (11x8'' or 28x20cm) screenless huion by 70usd (that's 5 times cheaper than the cheapest wacom in my country) and I couldn't reproduce any of these issues.
Does that mean I'm a talentless hack? Or are you faggots trying to keep the poors away?

[Anonymous No.7101685]

>>7101663
It's just one faggot who makes these threads and is on a year long vendetta against chink tablets. Doubt he's a genuine wacom shill, he just role plays as one.

[Anonymous No.7101687]

are there any pen computers that aren't a huge ripoff? I want to be able to draw in photoshop on the go without dishing out 3000$. Am I a retard?

[Anonymous No.7101920]

>get Asus 2 in 1 laptop
>try drawing with pen
>wavy lines when drawing straight and slow

Is this literally a problem with every windows laptop/tablet at this point.
This is the third time I've tried drawing on a windows laptop or tablet.

[Anonymous No.7101921]

>>7078761
>Cintiq 13-16"
>Completely outclassed by the Galaxy Tab Ultra & iPad

But what if I don't want to pay a monthly fee to use the tablet version of clip studio?

[Anonymous No.7102104]

>>7101589
Mine's actually pretty fucking nasty by this point, literally covered in fucking skin flakes and shit

[Anonymous No.7102426]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7102441]

>>7078761
I get the opposite message from this thread. Huions are better.

[Anonymous No.7102477]

>>7102441
Sure you do, Chang.

[Anonymous No.7102597]

>>7101687
> want specialised toy for art-nerds
> have to pay money
> don't want to
maybe just use pencil and paper

[Anonymous No.7102613]

>>7101687
Just use a chink tablet, they aren't that bad.

[Anonymous No.7102622]

>>7102613
Nah, they are.

[Anonymous No.7102724]

>>7102477
>>7102622
pyw

[Anonymous No.7102795]

>>7102724
Anti-Chinks are extremely cringe.

[Anonymous No.7103289]

How much of an upgrade is the Staedtler Noris Jumbo over the Samsung S-Pen?

[Anonymous No.7103457]

Well, I was skeptical of Guzzler, but I got a Kamvas Pro 19 from Huion with dead pixels on arrival. Perhaps I should have listented.

One question though. How is the Cintiq Pro 27 not overpriced and with a loud fan if the other cintiq pros are?

[Anonymous No.7103466]

>>7103289
Just buy a Cintiq you inbred mongoloid

[Anonymous No.7103512]

So it's completely safe to wipe a screen tablet with a damp microfiber cloth?

[Anonymous No.7103520]

>>7103466
nips are mongs

[Anonymous No.7103523]

Also, does anyone else kind of like glossy screens? Everyone else seems to hate it, preferring the so called paper like screens. I find glossy screens like the ipad nice. It's like drawing on a white board. Wish there was more choice in screens in this regard

[Anonymous No.7103532]

>>7103523
i like drawing on my S9 with the wacom elastomer tips, the default S Pen nib actually feels a bit too sticky sometimes but even straight plastic nibs on the screen don't really bother me after trying that for a while too
much less wear on the nib this way too, when I used the default S Pen Pro with a matte screen protector it wore it down within a fucking afternoon

[Anonymous No.7103533]

>>7094931
I am genuinely tempted at this point. Where I am it costs the same as a Cintiq 24.

It comes with it's own stand that doesn't cost $500 extra, it's fanless, and still runs cooler then the cintiq. The only issue is it sounds like it's on par with other display tablets when it comes to wobble, but I have no idea what that really looks like in practice.

I've loved using the ipad pro 12.9 but I just want something bigger and the file management is becoming more and more of an abomination to use.

I think the thing making me hesitate is that I've had a bad track record.

1. Monoprice 19 (Literally had screws rattling inside and was a buggy mess. Returned it)
2. Surface Pro 2 (Horrible pen drift, tiny screen, could cook an egg on it)
3. Surface Pro 4 (Serviceable but pen jitter was bad, eventually battery bloated and died)
4. iPad Pro 12.9 2017 (Genuinely has been fun to draw on, save for the size and Apple's stupid OS)

[Anonymous No.7103585]

>>7103523
I've always preferred glossy slippery screens for that white board feel you mentioned
The whole paper texture meme feels terrible for me and I get the feeling that's what they offer by default now since it kills nibs faster so they can make a quick extra buck
I use a generic glossy iPad screen protector over my PC screen tablet at the moment which works great, but if I upgrade to a larger screen I'm not sure if there'll be anything similar for that size. The propriety drawing tablet screen protectors seem to all come with the rough texture too

[Anonymous No.7103700]

>>7103512
If it's not chinese bullcrap it's safe

[Anonymous No.7103946]

>>7103700
true, I wiped my Wacom with a cloth made in China and I instantly got the infamous galaxy pixels. I'm using a new cloth made in PRC now with my new Wacom and I've had no problems so far

[Anonymous No.7104070]

Hello fags, I've been using a Wacom Intuos pro medium for the past 9 years, and it finally died on me, or so it seems, it's no longer recognizing when I put the pen down properly, at least in some areas.
I'm thinking about moving to screen tablets, but I don't wanna save for months for a CintiQ unless it's really worth it.
I'm currently looking at the Huion Kamvas 22 plus, and it seems good. Has anyone here tried it? Or rather, would you recommend something else for the same price range?
>>7090427
>and it is kinda okay, can even recommend it
Any chance you can elaborate?

[Anonymous No.7104098]

>>7104070
this is the wacom guzzler thread, you won't get actual advice

[Anonymous No.7104145]

>>7104070
it is good, but have some minor issues with linux drivers

i have intuos 3, old cube iwork 11, samsung note 3 and galaxy tab s7fe
so i can compare some tech in perspective.
well, long story short they are basicaly the same. period.

you can draw on literal paper or whatever. if you want to draw just draw what ever media you can grab.

[Anonymous No.7104149]

>>7104145
Thanks, after watching some videos and reading this I've decided to go with it.
I currently have a samsung galaxy book pro 360 as a temporary replacement, it's nice but I'd like to have something dedicated to drawing.

[Anonymous No.7104154]

>>7104149
huh, why can't the book 360 be "dedicated" to drawing? it's one of the better pen computers on the market, you can just buy a wacom one pen for $30 and it's a great all-in-one solution to digital art

[Anonymous No.7104158]

>>7104154
I just feel like it would be better to have specifically a drawing tablet, rather than using a laptop for that, simply because it's not designed specifically for drawing.
I don't know tho, I guess I could keep using it for now and maybe just stick with it.

[Anonymous No.7104171]

>>7104158
It is designed for it though. The 360 galaxy books use the same wacom digitiser as their tablets which are great for drawing. It shits all over something like a surface for example in drawing performance. The only reason it's not more popular is because it's expensive as fuck and at its price point people are more comfortable spending on a cintiq since it's basically industry standard and safer, but if you already have the 360 it's a great laptop for art.
https://youtu.be/9DyHSeK7CmA?si=FN7rOd2ly3wHq0P_

[Anonymous No.7104207]

>>7104171
Alright, I'll stick with it for a while then.
I do wonder what I'm supposed to do with the pen once the tip is worn off, I guess I have to look for a replacement of the whole pen?

[Anonymous No.7104228]

>>7104149
>>7104070
Huion is trash and has severe quality control issues.

[Anonymous No.7104233]

>>7104228
hi, schizo OP. I bet you were raped by a Mongoloid as a child.

[Anonymous No.7104235]

>>7104145
>>7104149
>>7104158
>>7104171
Chinese samefag

[Anonymous No.7104237]

>>7104228
>>7104235
pyw

[Anonymous No.7104248]

Are there any good general set up guides for drawing tablets and drawing programs?
I'm sorta comfortable with my setup but I feel like I can't figure out a good setup for pen pressure and could probably use suggestions for better ways to setup my shortcuts

[Anonymous No.7104348]

>>7104237
Worst of all is that you sewer citizens don't draw either but are all for advertising for free garbage that everyone knows that they should be illegal.
But your diet consists in eating rats and sleeping with the turds of your owners so you don't have a modicum of respect, even niggers and pajeets are more human than you will ever become

[Anonymous No.7104423]

>>7078761
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKRxy3Yjjoo
So, how are you gonna cope with this one?

[Anonymous No.7104534]

Do you guys use a dedicated power plug for your tablet? Or use the usb passthrough for using the PC's power supply?

[Anonymous No.7104537]

>>7104534
Dedicated

[Anonymous No.7104619]

>>7104423
Shut up and die already

[Anonymous No.7104673]

>>7078761
A fucking schizo thread
Does the OP even draw anything?
>one by wacom
Are you fucking serious?
I bet you haven't used the shit at all
It doesnt have any internal tilt compensation and results in weird parallax thing. Sure it should not bother you at all if you are drawing in a sane or correct way but this is something to consider if you really want to include the ghost problem you made to beat: slow wiggly line problem that aren't there on most tablets now.

[Anonymous No.7104675]

>>7104673
he freaked out when asked to post his work lmao

[Anonymous No.7104679]

>>7104673
>>7104675
Samefag

[Anonymous No.7104692]

>>7104679
pyw

[Anonymous No.7104698]

>>7104619
no argument

[Anonymous No.7104701]

Any advantages/disadvantages of using mouse mode on a pen tab?

[Anonymous No.7104711]

>>7104619
Bro is coping and has no counter argument

[Anonymous No.7104714]

>>7104679
Kek

[Anonymous No.7104715]

>>7104207
The S pen can take wacom one tips and staedtler noris tips both of which are pretty cheap although neither will exactly match the default S Pen's rubbery tip
I'd recommend just putting the S Pen back in the box and picking up a Wacom One pen, specifically gen1 with the flared tip and white end because the Gen2 pens have messed up pressure

[Anonymous No.7104846]

Thoughts on using precision mode regularly to always be drawing more closely to a 1to1 with reality? I've got a wacom intuos pro medium and a 24inch monitor but unless im zoomed in unnaturally close to what im drawing, i feel like im constantly straining my hand, mainly my fingers, drawing with tiny micro movements. And regardless of how i draw, elbow or fingers, it feels generally slippery and inaccurate. For folks with similar tablet/display ratios, is this something you think about at all or just get skilled at over time?

[Anonymous No.7104918]

>>7104537
I just can't find any info on how many watts display tablets draw if using PC's power supply with passthrough. It's never mentioned on their specs, so why is it even an option on some tablets if they expect you to use power plugs as the default?

I've been trying to figure out if that bricked my old PC into a reboot loop before running it through passthrough before, perhaps it didn't have enough power then? I've done a lot of research on that topic trying to figure out what caused it but never found anything, are display tablets capable of causing that if not provided with enough power?
My build had a 500w PSU and PCpartpicker estimated the specs at 411w. Even after unplugging the tablet it wouldn't boot normally so it either broke it or something else was the cause, it just happened days after I started using my tablet is why I think it was that.

[Anonymous No.7104966]

>>7104846
I don't think you need the feature if you are drawing in a sane way.
I think it is more like a programmer-thought driver side gimmick rather than an actual feature from artist suggestion

[Anonymous No.7105018]

>>7104918
Doubtful, even if you overdraw it shouldn't affect the PC long term unless you're using an absolute chinesium power supply with no overcurrent protection and such.
Maybe the BIOS got corrupted or it might be a memory issue, if you're still troubleshooting I'd try reseating the RAMs, removing sticks, and resetting the CMOS

[Anonymous No.7105021]

>>7104966
idk i just don't feel like i have the control that i'd like without adding additional strain to my hand or changing to a unintuitive workflow. I've been drawing with it for maybe a few weeks total, 40 hours maybe, and im able to write full paragraphs with decent accuracy and speed at a small print size, just what i've been testing for comfortability. I don't really think it's a problem of just "more practice" because I feel comfortable with it, i just don't feel as accurate as i'd like. Say trying to join a line to another line, like putting a half circle arched connecting two perpendicular lines, i can get a quick "close enough" or a slow "accurate" but with precision mode, or just zooming way in, i can always just quickly hit it dead-center without much thought much like i can on paper. But that feeling of icy inaccuracy just kinda plagues every line i make at all times just a little bit.

[Anonymous No.7105022]

>>7104673
>one by wacom
>parallax
It's a screenless tablet, idiot.

[Anonymous No.7105141]

>>7105022
not that sort of parallax idiot
what i am saying with parallax is the stuff happening when you fix your pen to a point and rotate with tilt

[Anonymous No.7105156]

>>7104715
I have a wacom pen from my intuos pro medium, but it doesn't work on the screen, only on the wacom tablet.

[Anonymous No.7105184]

>>7104070
I've owned mine since November 2022 and have had no issues. It seems to be one of the only huions without consistent issues after years use on research.
If you're okay with the weird "rainbowy" screen and ghosting when you use it for anything other than drawing I would recommend it if the size is whats selling you on it. Get a stand though.

[Anonymous No.7105193]

>>7105156
Only the Wacom One pens work since those use the same technology they license out vs the fully proprietary tech they use for their more expensive tablets

[Anonymous No.7105223]

>>7105184
Yeah I'm pretty sure I'll buy one if and when I decide to get a screen tablet, but for now I'll give the galaxy book pro a chance.

[Anonymous No.7105308]

I have 0 respect for people that use screenless tablets. I will assume you're either dirt poor, dumb, or want to feel special

[Anonymous No.7105376]

>>7105018
It was a while ago so I eventually got on one time to backup stuff then just reformatted it instead, just couldn't find a solution.
But since then I've honestly been kinda scared to try out the tablet again in case it happens again, as I'm still unsure what cause it. It just seemed to happen so conveniently after getting and using the tablet.
Just lately I wanna try drawing again with it and wanted to see if it was something I screwed up with setting it up or something. This time I'll use the plug power cable instead of passthrough at least, my new PC has better specs as well so if it was the old CPU/GPU struggling with 2 monitors+display tablet it should work better now I hope? Still I am worried because I really don't wanna deal with it having issues again..

[Anonymous No.7106121]

I use an ancient Wacom Bamboo Fun for my digital art and now I'm wondering if I should upgrade to a Wacom Intuos M. I've never used any other drawing tablet so I don't know if the upgrade is worth it. My lineart is kind of lacking but I think it's more of a skill issue. What do you guys think?

[Anonymous No.7106388]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7106416]

>>7106388
pyw

[Anonymous No.7106719]

>>7105141
You don't know what parallax is, idiot.

[Anonymous No.7106785]

>>7104348
>>7104237
>>7104235
>>7104233
Why does this thread even exist? Did mods really get that tired of banning him they just let him post worthless off topic garbage? The actual general is so much more civilized and full of tablet related discussion.

[Anonymous No.7106807]

>>7106785
shut up Chinese idiot shill

[Anonymous No.7106861]

>>7106785
Nobody cares about your crying, Chang. You're literally the only one on /ic/ who is so deeply invested in this thread drama.

[Anonymous No.7106867]

>>7106861
>>7106807
You sure seem to care about this lmao
You respond to literally everyone that points out how awful this thread is with vitriolic garbage that just perpetuates the thread being bad.

[Anonymous No.7106900]

>>7106867
no that's you just being a psychotic loser, as usual.
why don't you start samefagging and gaslighting again like you always do? Or are you scared the mods will ban you again?

[Anonymous No.7107024]

>>7106719
sigh you win

[Anonymous No.7107095]

Wacom One pen or Staedtler Noris Jumbo?

[Anonymous No.7107139]

i want a tablet that doesn't need to be plugged into the pc for doing art during down time at work, is an ipad/samsung my best option? ~1200 budget

[Anonymous No.7107186]

>>7107095
The jumbo isn't bad but I prefer the Wacom pen for the side button eraser action and the comfy flared grip

[Anonymous No.7107381]

>>7107139
I got an ipad pro and quite like it, it's honestly more fun than using my PC tablet too.

[Anonymous No.7107395]

>>7107186
>but I prefer the Wacom pen for the side button eraser action
You prefer this to the eraser on the opposite tip of the pen?

[Anonymous No.7107491]

>>7078761
What's everyone's thoughts on using samsung galaxy s8 tablets?

[Anonymous No.7107494]

>>7107395
Yeah I know people swear up and down about digital erasers but I prefer the button

[Anonymous No.7107795]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7107852]

Does America make any drawing tablets? Or does it end at general tablets that happen to be able to be drawn on like Ipad and samsung tablets?

[Anonymous No.7107906]

>>7107852
America specialises in 5.56 on school children

[Anonymous No.7108036]

How do I set my desk up to include my display tablet? Only way I can think of is to put my tower under my desk instead of on top but I don't trust my carpet for shit even if it'd be on a hard board

[Anonymous No.7108191]

>>7107852
America makes shareholder value

[Anonymous No.7108349]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7108750]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7109047]

>>7106900
>deleted bump posts intensify

[Anonymous No.7109105]

If you answer to the Chinese shill you are a loser and garbage

[Anonymous No.7109253]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7109704]

I'm left handed and I'm thinking about buying a Samsung Galaxy S9 or S8. Are there any issues or annoyances using it left handed? I currently have a Gaomon PD156 Pro and to use that left handed I have to flip it upside down, which is manageable, but isn't ideal. Settings menus are upside down, theres less options in pc display settings and I'm not sure if it also messes with the calibration a little or maybe that's just skill issue. But in general, left handed tablet use seems like a bit of a half-arsed afterthought, since only 10% of the population is left handed. Does the galaxy tab also dismiss lefties a little too? I need to know because it would be quite an investment for me, but it's difficult to find any information out there on the subject.

[Anonymous No.7109716]

>>7085996
Wacom just werkz, try looking for a good sale on an M
The small ones are too fucking small, in my opinion

[Anonymous No.7109720]

>>7092840
Unrelated does Clip Studio on Ipad have a toggle to only draw with the pen? I keep doing shitty lines whenever I try to zoom or move

[Anonymous No.7109723]

>>7101920
Anon those don't come with the fancy tech that powers your average screen tablet. You're genuinely wasting your money

[Anonymous No.7109726]

>>7109704
I forgot to add that I'd also consider getting a wacom instead. does that have any issues for left handed users? the galaxy is appealing because its portable.

[Anonymous No.7109758]

>>7109704
>>7109726
Do you have some sort of issue with your smartphone for having been born wrong?

[Anonymous No.7109875]

>>7103533
did you buy one?

[Anonymous No.7109925]

>>7109704
Not left handed but I don't see why it would be an issue on the samsung especially for drawing, CSP lets you customise the UI however you want and the simple mode has a left/right handed switch too

[Anonymous No.7109964]

>>7109758
no, but I don't draw on my phone, it doesn't have a pen. I'm not the type of lefty who can't function in a right handed world, most of us learn to be semi ambidextrous. but my concern is that in general, software tends to treat lefties as an afterthought, so, for example, one of my concerns is that the galaxy tab software might be much better at recognising right hand placement, when holding the pen in the right hand, the side of the hand touching the screen would be to the right. the angle of the pen would be different to the left hand too which might affect tilt and alignment, and so on. I'm not bothered about layouts, it's software that concerns me. it's alright saying I'm sure it would be fine for a lefty, but ideally I need to hear from another lefty.

[Anonymous No.7110431]

>>7089378
The Bamboo, the toyota corolla of drawing tablets. Mine thankfully still works but doesn't like straight lines.

[Anonymous No.7110491]

>>7110431
I have a bamboo somewhere, been thinking about digging it out. but do the drivers still work for windows 11?

[Anonymous No.7110512]

>>7078761
yes yes, spend more money on expensive tech and "Loomis" books
/ic/ is basically an advertisement space

[Anonymous No.7110537]

>>7110512
喝老鼠药而死
And never come again

[Anonymous No.7110542]

>>7110537
>ching chong ping pong
not gonna translate that lol
get fvcked, sovlless chink meng

[Anonymous No.7110582]

>>7109875
Not yet, but very likely to soon.

If I do I'll try to do a number of comparisons between it and the ipad Pro gen 2 and I'll post them in either thread.

[Anonymous No.7110583]

>>7110542
I was berating a Chinese shill you idiot

[Anonymous No.7110758]

>>7110583
I always knew the faggot op was projecting with every post.
Reminder any time you see him complain about chang, he's just talking about himself.

[Anonymous No.7110772]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7110788]

>>7110758
He was the Chinese shill Mr Chang all along, now that would be a twist

[Anonymous No.7110858]

>>7110758
>>7110788
Shut
the
fuck
up

[Anonymous No.7110972]

>>7110858
You're a loser and garbage

[Anonymous No.7111427]

>>7110491
Yea, but don't expect drawing on it to be just as a amazing as a newer model tablet.

[Anonymous No.7111438]

Should I get the ergo 24 or cintiq flex?

[Anonymous No.7111533]

>>7111438
Get the Cintiq 24 or you are a niglet

[Anonymous No.7111961]

anyone have tips on not getting scammed on ebay? also what's a good price range, generally, for a used ipad pro 12.9 inch?

[Anonymous No.7112051]

>>7103457
Looks like I'll be getting a replacement for this. Might just resell it new though desu

[Anonymous No.7112378]

is it safe to use eyeglass wipes to clean my tablet?

[Anonymous No.7112395]

>>7112378
Generally yes, but they are soaked in rubbing alcohol. And there's people who ruined laminated displays with it. Depending on the glue it might seep into the gap between the front glass and the case and eat at it.
But wipes aren't soaked so much that this might be an issue.

[Anonymous No.7112418]

>>7112395
well that's enough for me to not try it lol
i guess a lightly damp washcloth is fine enough?

[Anonymous No.7112426]

>>7112418
yeah

[Anonymous No.7112531]

>>7101921
I haven't tried it but I stumbled upon an app called Super Display that essentially turns your tab or other device into a portable USB display and graphics tablet, so you could use your pc version of csp on it for free. id assume it would be laggy, but play store reviews say it's very minimal.

[Anonymous No.7112667]

>>7112378
If your tablet isn't Chinese anything is safe

[Anonymous No.7112717]

Where am I supposed to stick the HDMI connector to connect my drawing monitor to my PC?
>GPU only has one HDMI port which I'm using for my PC monitor
>plugging HDMI into the second port in my monitor gives no signal
>tried every other HDMI port on my PC, still no signal
Do I need an HDMI to Displayport adapter to hook it up to my GPU or am I just doing something wrong?

[Anonymous No.7112721]

>>7112717
Just get a displayport cable to connect to your monitor

[Anonymous No.7112768]

>>7083502
>>7104145
Galaxy Tab owners, could you do me a big favor? could you try drawing with your left hand to see if there's any difference in quality? things like: calibration, does the cursor align just the same? palm rejection, is it just as good? pen tilt, does it react the same being inversed? it's hard to find any real answers about this because I've yet to find anything online from an actual left handed persons perspective.

[Anonymous No.7112774]

>>7112717
yes get an adapter and use the display port on the pc, not the monitor.

[Anonymous No.7112792]

>>7112768
I tried it for a few minutes with a few different pens and there's no difference.
But honestly think about it, a tablet has to support full 360 degree screen rotation to work the same in landscape and portrait modes no matter which way you're holding it so by design the digitiser must also be input direction agnostic.

[Anonymous No.7112804]

What do u guys back up your computer with I feel like opening and running these multiple apps are having an affect in on my devices life span I wanna be safe

[Anonymous No.7112806]

>>7112804
I use my Wacom floppy disks of course

[Anonymous No.7112809]

>>7112792
thanks anon, I really appreciate it. I did think that might be true with the 360 degrees but at the same time I had some doubts you know? it would be a lot of money for me to take that gamble. thanks again, I think I'll get one.

[Anonymous No.7113284]

>>7112774
thanks it worked

[Anonymous No.7113288]

>>7112531
>Super Display
This thing is perfect to use with my old galaxy tab sitting around gathering dust, thanks!

[Anonymous No.7113326]

I'm looking to buy a new desktop pc and monitor preferably wide for my artwork are there any good cheap options out there Or will anything do?

[Anonymous No.7113333]

>>7113326
wide bad for art

[Anonymous No.7113432]

At the risk of sounding like Guzzler, I got my first wacom display today, and it actually did feel much better than previous displays I owned. Price is a little ridiculous though.

[Anonymous No.7113538]

>>7113326
I think it depends on your intentions. if you're only doing illustration in Photoshop for example then I think you'd need a good cpu, large amount of ram, and a good SSD for fast file transfers. I could be wrong but I don't think you particularly need a beefy GPU for that, however if you were doing 3D work then a good GPU would be. either way a GPU with decent amount of vram would be good and with a good amount of ports, for your monitors and displays. with monitors I think the best type for color accuracy are IPS monitors. they have better colours but slower response times generally, so not the best for gaming, but it's minimal and nowadays you can get fast response ips monitors too if you're gonna be gaming too.

[Anonymous No.7114352]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7115299]

I've been using an iPad Pro 12.9 and while the pen responsivity and lack of parallax are great, the software is ass and I hate the small display size and inconvenience of always having to recharge batteries and send files back and forth so I'm looking to make the switch to a PC native tablet

I'm now looking into Wacom and I'm not sure if I should get an Intuos Pro M (I've used screenless tablets on PC before and liked them) or save up for a Cintiq 22, I'm not sure if the bulky size will bother me, or the parallax, or the bad display colors, etc meanwhile I already have a good and color accurate monitor that I think would pair nicely with the Intuos, any thoughts?

[Anonymous No.7115362]

>>7115299
id say first off try that super display app to turn your ipad into a tablet, that way you could possibly get the best of both worlds, by having a good screen that doesn't have to be charged (cos it would be connected via usb to the pc) and you wouldn't have to do file sendings. I haven't tried the app but for the solutions it could potentially provide it looks pretty interesting and it would be a lot cheaper than buying a new graphics tablet. if it doesn't work out then I'd probably suggest going for the bigger screen unless you have small desk space.

[Anonymous No.7115385]

>>7115362
superdisplay isn't available on itoys
there are some alternatives but none can even hold a candle to it

[Anonymous No.7115403]

>>7115299
>the software is ass
Procreate? What don't you like about it?

[Anonymous No.7115749]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7115799]

>>7115403
Limited and buggy as fuck compared to Photoshop, and everything takes 2-3 longer

[Anonymous No.7116095]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7116185]

>>7115799
You are on a chinese device you nigger

[Anonymous No.7116368]

>>7116185
What's with you china schizo? Every device is made in China, every chip in Taiwan, and every technology was originally invented in the USA.
You are posting on a board about creative escapism from these underlying facts and somehow think that where the profit that is made from selling you a toy for it matters.

[Anonymous No.7116504]

>>7115403
Procreate is crap dude.
-layer limit
-perspective and symmetry grids are trash and have far fewer features
-fill tool is ass, and can only reference one layer
-moving things outside the canvas deletes them
-no vector layers
-no magic wand selection
-the selection tool sucks in general, pretty sure you can't select multiple layers

It's bad. I have no explanation for its popularity other than casuals or people that have never used a different art app

>>7115299
Probably Intuos Pro M if you really are used to screenless tablets. Cintiq 22 seems like a ripoff IMO. You're paying $1200 for a 1080p screen. I feel like with wacom displays you really need to go big (cintiq pro) or go home. I will say this, I use both an ipad air 5 (so smaller than your ipad pro) and a cintiq pro 24 which I bought afterwards, and the bulkiness of the pro 24 bothers me much less than the small size of the ipad. Only you can answer for your preferences, ofc. But that's been my experience.

[Anonymous No.7116506]

>>7116504
I see plenty of good art being made with Procreate. I think another big factor in its popularity is that its a one-time $10 purchase and not subscriptionware garbo.
I've used CSP and PS and prefer it honestly, the limitations are there but they're easy to live with.

[Anonymous No.7116508]

>>7116506
So have I, just as we've all seen excellent art made with pencil and paper. Still doesn't change the fact that procreate is objectively inferior

[Anonymous No.7116510]

>>7116504
itoddlers are not the most discerning type, they love their technological equivalent of plato's cave and all their apps reflect this

[Anonymous No.7116527]

>>7116504
1080p kinda sucks when things like menu fonts are pixelated. it's manageable and i don't really notice it when drawing on the canvas but I was pretty disappointed with my graphics tablet being advertised as crystal clear. lesson learned there for me.

[Anonymous No.7117444]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7118334]

>>7116510
Ni Hao Liang Wu

[Anonymous No.7118370]

>>7118334
shut up chang stop bumping the thread

[Anonymous No.7118782]

Kamvas 22 Plus seems too good to be true, especially at the price, especially compared to the non-Pro Cintiqs 16 and 22, what's the catch

[Anonymous No.7118789]

>>7118782
Garbage.

[Anonymous No.7119006]

>>7118789
pyw

[Anonymous No.7119517]

>>7112768
Late as hell but used Tab S6 Lite and now S7 small and have experienced no issues due to being a lefty. Clip Studio Paint lets you move your workspace around to suit being a freak and I'm sure other apps do too. Overall great standalone; I love the pen, and at least it's not an iPad so I can use ADB tools to force uninstall nonsense bloatware
Only thing that sucks is tablet updates keep trying to add shit that gets in the way of me drawing... A stupid note thing will pop up constantly and I have no idea how to disable it

[Anonymous No.7119528]

>>7119517
You can disable that in the smartthings settings.

[Anonymous No.7119772]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7119915]

>>7119517
thanks anon I appreciate it

[Anonymous No.7120240]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7120364]

>>7078761
I've had two huion's and a cintiq so far;
Both huion's performed just as well as the cintiq when the cintiq decided to work. I've had to uninstall and reinstall cintiq drivers about every other week because pressure settings would just break randomly across all art programs.
Huions just werked (tm) after initial installation. No wobble, no broken nibs, straight lines, and at most a third of the price of the wacom alternatives because I got them on sale. That's just the two I've gotten, though, so I might just be lucky.
I do miss the eraser nip that Wacom has, for what it's worth.

[Anonymous No.7120487]

>>7118782
There is no catch, it's just the best bang for your buck tablet available and it's not even close.

[Anonymous No.7120578]

>>7120487
It's not, retard.

[Anonymous No.7120630]

>>7120578
pyw

[Anonymous No.7120750]

>>7078761

[Anonymous No.7120787]

Anyone got experience of the 2024 version of the Galaxy Tab S6 lite?

[Anonymous No.7120874]

>managed to get a 22HD for pretty cheap
>comes in
>Older model
>DTK-2200/k
>Says Cintiq 22HD on the back
>was marked as used but is genuinely just untouched, no scuffs on the screen even
Is the DTK-2200/k still one of the good ones, being a Cintiq 22HD? Or is it being an older model mean it's bad or something?

[Anonymous No.7121057]

>>7094931
anything that's not a cintiq (or ipad) is likely to have bad or outdated drivers.

[Anonymous No.7121070]

>>7120364
real question is, why would you need so many tablets?

[Anonymous No.7121076]

>ask mommy to mail my screened huion tablet. specify- screened tablet with a stand that was on my desk. NOT my smaller blank tablet.
>ok, mailed
>receive blank tablet- wrong pen. no charger
reeeee! did she even read my texts?!

[Anonymous No.7121400]

After years I'm starting to feel the need to upgrade from my Intuos S.
I'm rather used to staring at my PC screen to draw. Should I stay screenless and just get a bigger pad or should I opt for one with a display?

[Anonymous No.7121418]

>>7121400
Stay screenless.
You are also wasting your money. If your current tablet works fine, that is more than enough.

[Anonymous No.7121424]

>>7121418
>You are also wasting your money. If your current tablet works fine, that is more than enough
I am, aren't I?
I think those apple marketing fucks have been getting too much into my head.

[Anonymous No.7121667]

>>7121400
>>7121424
Simple answer is buy it if you can afford it and you're gonna use it professionally. Otherwise don't.

[Anonymous No.7121671]

>>7121400
>>7121424
simple answer is buy it if you need it.
(no. you dont really need it)

[Anonymous No.7121685]

Chang trying to coerce a potential customer into wasting money: >>7121667

[Anonymous No.7121719]

No draw cuck trying to scam a potential customer: >>7121685

[Anonymous No.7121723]

>>7121719
Scam into what? Not wasting his money? How dumb are you bro?

[Anonymous No.7121733]

>>7121723
china won
cope
commit
accept
and post your work

[Anonymous No.7121754]

>>7121685
Rent free
btw pyw

[Anonymous No.7121772]

>>7121424
Stick with what you have. Don't listen to the chinese shillbot.

[Anonymous No.7121777]

>>7121775
>>7121775
>>7121775
new

[Anonymous No.7121779]

>>7120787
How would it be any different?

[Anonymous No.7121780]

>>7104154
I think the Stadtler Noris Jumbo is better.

[Anonymous No.7121781]

>>7113288
Why not just use the native Android apps instead? No lag.

[Anonymous No.7121782]

>>7112804
What does this have to do with drawing?

[Anonymous No.7121783]

>>7112717
Get a better GPU.

[Anonymous No.7121784]

>>7101687
Intuos 3 off craigslist.

[Anonymous No.7121785]

>>7112531
There is also virtualtab and easycanvas.

[Anonymous No.7121787]

>>7092840
Just use Procreate.

[Anonymous No.7121789]

move
>>7121775
>>7121775
>>7121775

[Anonymous No.7121802]

>bumped the own thread to the limit
faggot

[Anonymous No.7122031]

>>7121772
>>7121777
>>7121779
>>7121780
>>7121781
>>7121782
>>7121783
>>7121784
>>7121785
>>7121787
>>7121789
is there a name for this mental illness? surely it's more than just autism.

[Anonymous No.7122033]

>>7122031
Buck broken
>Verification not required.

[Anonymous No.7123005]

Is tilt necessary or just a gimmick?

[Anonymous No.7123562]

>>7110972
>>7110858
people on ick are really lame with their insults