Precision mouse suggestions....
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Originally Posted by wstahlm80
Matt:
If you are looking for precision in Photoshop...I would HIGHLY recommend getting a Wacom tablet. You will never be able to touch the precision of a tablet with any mouse. I know that this option is a bit over your price requirement, but it will pay for itself in a manner of a few projects due to your increase in productivity.
Anyone serious in Photoshop should be using a tablet. PERIOD. An I am willing to step out on a limb and say that this statement is Kobi™ approved
If you have any specific questions, shoot me an email cause I don't get the time I used to for this site.
If you are looking for precision in Photoshop...I would HIGHLY recommend getting a Wacom tablet. You will never be able to touch the precision of a tablet with any mouse. I know that this option is a bit over your price requirement, but it will pay for itself in a manner of a few projects due to your increase in productivity.
Anyone serious in Photoshop should be using a tablet. PERIOD. An I am willing to step out on a limb and say that this statement is Kobi™ approved
If you have any specific questions, shoot me an email cause I don't get the time I used to for this site.
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by Wookie
My guess would be more inertia. This would make the mouse less sensitive to hand shakes etc. It would make each movement of the mouse a deliberate action.
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Originally Posted by PSS-Mag
Yea I know, I want one so bad. Kobi recomended one a long time ago. Since I loaded the drivers and software for this mouse, then now it is much more tolerable, so I may flip for a tablet instead. I'm just tight and don't like spending $200.
I am tight with money too....but I don't think I or Kobi can stress enough about how beneficial a tablet truely is for Photoshop work. I am able to cut images out in a manner that I never thought was possible. The 1024 levels of pressure sensitive brushes is mind-blowing. Personally, I will never use a mouse again for Photoshop.
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Originally Posted by wstahlm80
I am tight with money too....but I don't think I or Kobi can stress enough about how beneficial a tablet truely is for Photoshop work. I am able to cut images out in a manner that I never thought was possible. The 1024 levels of pressure sensitive brushes is mind-blowing. Personally, I will never use a mouse again for Photoshop.
I will swing by Best Buy this afternoon and see what they got.
Is there anything to look for, or anything to stay away from?
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Originally Posted by wstahlm80
I am tight with money too....but I don't think I or Kobi can stress enough about how beneficial a tablet truely is for Photoshop work. I am able to cut images out in a manner that I never thought was possible. The 1024 levels of pressure sensitive brushes is mind-blowing. Personally, I will never use a mouse again for Photoshop.
EDIT: The Graphire series also saves you a few bucks.
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Originally Posted by dzervit
That's the Intuos (sp?) lineup. I opted for the Graphire series with a measly 512 levels of pressure sesitivity and think its more bad-****. Plus, it's bluetooth and I gots no wires at all!!!
EDIT: The Graphire series also saves you a few bucks.
EDIT: The Graphire series also saves you a few bucks.
You are correct, I have an intuos 6x11 pad...paid about $300 for it.
....the graphire 6x8 bluetooth is around $225 and gets the job done just as well.....I just opted for the more sensitive tablet....
check out more at www.wacom.com
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Originally Posted by PSS-Mag
Yea I know, I want one so bad. Kobi recomended one a long time ago. Since I loaded the drivers and software for this mouse, then now it is much more tolerable, so I may flip for a tablet instead. I'm just tight and don't like spending $200.
.. btw how waz the week end
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Originally Posted by wstahlm80
You are correct, I have an intuos 6x11 pad...paid about $300 for it.
....the graphire 6x8 bluetooth is around $225 and gets the job done just as well.....I just opted for the more sensitive tablet....
check out more at www.wacom.com
....the graphire 6x8 bluetooth is around $225 and gets the job done just as well.....I just opted for the more sensitive tablet....
check out more at www.wacom.com
Originally Posted by buckin150
don't like spending $200 what about that one lady of the night you told me about .. oh snap that was suppose to be a secret my bad .. btw how waz the week end
Gotta have priorities... If I gave $300 for a tablet I couldn't afford the women.
Weekend was good, I'm acutually sorta still in my weekend, I had a 4 day weekend. Worked all through it but thats how it goes.