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Graphics Tablets
i quite fancy have a tablet for xmas (hope he listening 
!). all i know it i like it so i can sign my signiture but what sort of other things can they do ? seen one in tesco but they looks really small so do you think a bigger square is better ? 
!). all i know it i like it so i can sign my signiture but what sort of other things can they do ? seen one in tesco but they looks really small so do you think a bigger square is better ?
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I love mine... I got a Wacom one, cost me about £70 from John Lewis and is only an A6... I love it although still getting used to using it 
It does everything i need it to do and until i get better i wont need anything bigger for a while. I like doing the anime drawings, but it takes a while to get used to the pressure sensitivity and also the position of the curser on the screen in relation to the pen. after about 15 or so minutes you can get your "eye in" and you get used to it
If you get one, you'll have loads of fun
It does everything i need it to do and until i get better i wont need anything bigger for a while. I like doing the anime drawings, but it takes a while to get used to the pressure sensitivity and also the position of the curser on the screen in relation to the pen. after about 15 or so minutes you can get your "eye in" and you get used to it
If you get one, you'll have loads of fun
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Sophie has a Wacom tablet and loves it..
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just looked at wacom site and shocked at the prices 
but they looks really cool mind so the cheapest one is the bamboo here http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/wacom/160/marque.html
what do you think? will they be good enough for me?
shame i cant have the Clintiq 21ux £1,887 !!
but they looks really cool mind so the cheapest one is the bamboo here http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/wacom/160/marque.htmlwhat do you think? will they be good enough for me?
shame i cant have the Clintiq 21ux £1,887 !!
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Kit 1 nikon D80 nikon 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 AF-s IF-ED 50mm nifty fifty |
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Got mine yesterday a Trust TB6300 8x6 inch i didn't know how useful they could be, especially with the hotkeys around the outside this one comes with a wireless mouse too not bad for £40.00
a Trust TB6300 8x6 inch i didn't know how useful they could be, especially with the hotkeys around the outside this one comes with a wireless mouse too not bad for £40.00
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Every now and again Aldi have a tablet in their weekly specials. Couldn't tell you when the next one will be and when the last one was but it might be worth a look in a store. It's quite big, around A4 size and around £25 with wireless mouse. I bought one around 3 years ago and have used it for about an hour (bearing in mind I have been away working abroad most of the last 3 years!). It's quite a good tablet for the money. I had a small one before but it was too fiddly. I never liked the wireless mouse (except for remotely working powerpoint) find they aren't precise enough in my experience but I've never had a good expensive precison one.