Bamboo Tablet
Posted 10/03/2010 - 10:47
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I'll watch this thread with great interest as I've just acquired a tablet myself don't throw the mouse away though, use both for different jobs !
I know u can change the Brush settings to allow use of the pad with pressure, but that's as far as I've got. I use LR 99% of the time !!
I know u can change the Brush settings to allow use of the pad with pressure, but that's as far as I've got. I use LR 99% of the time !!
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Posted 10/03/2010 - 11:20
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Do I have to change any setting in photoshop cs3 to tell it I'm using a tablet and not a mouse??
nopeDo I have to change any setting in photoshop cs3 to tell it I'm using a tablet and not a mouse??
but there are settings you can use with your tablet if you wish.
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Posted 10/03/2010 - 13:27
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I got fed up with it the first few days as well.
Just lock up your mouse for a week and after that you will like the tablet more, it's faster and easier on the hand, your wrist will love it.
Great too for burning and bleaching, I wouldn't do that with a mouse for sure.
Just lock up your mouse for a week and after that you will like the tablet more, it's faster and easier on the hand, your wrist will love it.
pink wrote:
Do I have to change any setting in photoshop cs3 to tell it I'm using a tablet and not a mouse??
it automaticly detects and then you can have all kinds of effect linked to it so as pressure controlling the size or shape or more of what you're using.Do I have to change any setting in photoshop cs3 to tell it I'm using a tablet and not a mouse??
Great too for burning and bleaching, I wouldn't do that with a mouse for sure.
Posted 10/03/2010 - 20:03
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