Using a Pen and Tablet, Part 2: Picking a tablet
September 10th, 2008 by Final Cut Studio, Avid, Adobe, and Video Streaming Training
If I’ve not sold you on these things – and I swear I’m not a shill – I imagine some of the examples later in the series will. So let me just get it out now: my advice on choosing a tablet if you decide you want one. I’m no professional tablet man, so take my advice for what it is – just one video guy talking to another.There are a handful of companies making tablet products, but the long-time industry leader is Wacom. Their hardware doesn’t require much TLC, it’s packed to the gills with productivity features, it plays nicely with a whole array of input devices, and it will outlive you. Well, maybe not you, but it will outlive, say, your pet ferret. Having played with friends’ off-brand tablets, and felt how heavy pens can get with batteries in them, and been annoyed by their strange calibrations, I think I’d definitely stay brand-loyal if I were to buy another.
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