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nemesis wrote:
> It's really good. Like I said to Darren above, I thought I'd feel
> awkward by drawing on a surface and looking at another surface for the
> result, but it simply goes smooth and natural, like drawing on paper.
> The cursor is there exactly at the point where you'd see your
> pencil/brush and there's no apparent lag between your moves and what
> happens on screen.
And now, my two cents:
I never could get used to the disconnect between separate tablet and
monitor-over-there, and one being horizontal and the other vertical did
not help. So I got a tabletpc.
Software-wise, I swear by Sketchbook Pro, and find ArtRage an adequate
simulation of real-world media (especially the pencil). Painter,
another famous attempt at real-world media simulation is, quite frankly,
crap--ArtRage is light-years beyond it. GIMP is a horrid imitation of
all the worst aspects of Photoshop, which itself is a bloated
monstrosity that's not really for drawing--it's for photo editing.
--
Tim Cook
http://empyrean.freesitespace.net
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