#Wacom intuos 3 tablet driver pro
Pros: The biggest pro was Newegg's efficiency. Overall Review: Like the others, I would love to see this thing released w/o the mouse and all of the bundled software.Ĭorel Painter is an AWESOME program to use with this pad. I've been using it every day since and it actually hasn't happened again (without applying tape). They recommended using tape to keep it from peeling if it becomes irritating. Apparently, the pad wears out after lots of usage so they make it semi-easy to remove/replace. I called Wacom and they assured me that this is supposed to happen, kinda. The pad doesn't come off completely, it's bound very well at the top but like I said, with the right suction, it peels up. That is, I would be drawing, palm slightly sweaty, and when I moved my right hand I noticed that the pad stuck to it.
Also, the pen has gyroscopes in it or something because if you use a brush in Painter, it can tell which direction the pen is facing.Ĭons: One minor issue that I had is that the drawing pad began "peeling" within days of use. The pen has an eraser on the flip side so programs like Corel Painter will switch to an eraser brush when you flip the pen over. Pros: This tablet is excellent! Some people might tell you that the pad on which you draw combined with the pen tip leads to difficulty drawing (slippery surface) but I had no issues adjusting to it. But they still got this out the door very fast. I've noticed that for the items I've purchased recently, they hang around at "stage 3" for a while. Overall Review: Newegg got it to me exactly when they said they would. It doesn't sound like much (if I described it correctly) but it is odd at first. So if you have the mouse pointed sideways and move it, it works as if the mouse were pointed up always. Nothing a minor tilt of the hand doesn't fix.Īlso the mouse works regardless of how its oriented. Occasionally on painting the upper left (I'm left handed) portion of the surface area my hand might hit the touchstrip. The biggest problem I had in buying it was getting enough money to afford it. The side buttons are very useful, and while I have yet to really find a use for the touch-strips in any other application besides photoshop, they work well, also. The pressure sensitivity on this is wonderful, and a noticeable improvement from the graphire series. Once you adjust to looking at the screen instead of the pad while you draw, the rest is cake. Pros: For those in graphic design, digital painting, or other forms of computer graphics this is an essential tool. Overall this has been a great investment. Complaints: button placement, dark colored (most pencil-like) nib is wearing down after only 3 months, the drawing surface is a bit too slick, and it's pricey, although NewEgg has the best price and light speed shipping. There are too many pros to list, so I'll just say that all the praise it gets from the other reviewers is well deserved. As a southpaw, I have to keep the left buttons disabled because I can't draw in the top left corner without pressing them all. Also, the fully customizable buttons are a nice bonus, but I would rather have them laid out across the top.
#Wacom intuos 3 tablet driver free
It'll make you wonder how you ever got along without it, and you may even ditch your mouse altogether, although the included optics/ball/wire free mouse is surprisingly good. Everyone is accustomed to using a mouse, but writing with a pen will never be unnatural, and you will quickly realize what a good investment this piece is.
For those who have never used a drawing tablet before, don't be discouraged if it takes a week to feel comfortable using it. This is the best tool an artist or Photoshop user can get. Pressure sensitivity and overall control is great. Comments: I would recommend the Intuos3 to anyone who's looking for a high quality tablet.
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