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Wacom Intuos3 A4 Pen Tablet Review
The Wacom Intuos3 is a pen tablet that replaces the traditional keyboard and mouse combination for a wide variety of computer-based tasks, including photography related programs like Adobe Photoshop, and it supports over 100 software applications. Consisting of a cordless pen, cordless mouse, and tablet, the Wacom Intuos3 is designed to provide the serious photographer, designer, and artist with the ability to quickly and professionally edit photos and create digital artwork. Available in three different sizes, the Wacom Intuos 3 pen tablet promises to make what are often frustrating aspects of digital photography much more intuitive, saving you valuable time and money. So is the Wacom Intuos3 a worthwhile addition to your digital darkroom? Keep reading to find out.
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#1 Rich Wiebe
i have found the mouse with my tablet to be as indespensible as the pen - i cannot use both a mouse and a pen at the same time and i always want less stuff on my desk, i can use the same control panel to adjust both the mouse and the pen
Having a second input device active can be a problem in some situations. When using a pen for fine work on a tablet a second input device can cause additional, unwanted input. You can avoid this by turning the mouse upside-down when using a pen.
2:50 am - Monday, July 4, 2005
#2 Alan Burgis
I have found the Wacom tablet very good!
Only had it a week or so, and am still learning how to use it.
Would like some tutorial to see exactly what it is capable of.
10:47 am - Monday, October 10, 2005