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Graphic Tablet for drawing anime girl
kitamesume:
shameless bump, i saw some local tablets for less than 70$... a genius brand and a CD-R King, lol yea i know really.
what makes it tempting is that the CD-R King's is 12.1" ._. 55$ worth... i wonder if i should grab one for the luls of it, heh.
vuzedome:
Genius can pull it off nicely, it's a generic brand putting out generic products after all, but Wacom has the reputation.
BowlofRice:
My sister got this one as an xmas present.
It's pretty good. The one the OP posted I think doesn't give you as much pressure sensitivity for drawing. That one is more for basic drawing/note keeping
http://www.wacom.com/en/Products/Bamboo/BambooTablets/BambooCreate.aspx
AnimeJanai:
There's no requirement for paying for an expensive Wacom. They actually used to be cheaper years ago but then for some reason, the price decided to go way up well above the inflation rate. I suppose they realized their core audience was price insensitive. The technology of a graphics tablet, pen, and accessories is fairly old and well understood. So you should not feel pressured to paying $499 for a 8x12 active surface area wacom/bamboo. Consider that other brands exist such as VISTA.
http://www.frys.com/category/Outpost/PCtab/Computer+Accessories/Graphic+Tablets
http://www.frys.com/search?sqxts=1&cat=0&search_type=regular&query_string=graphics tablets &fq=m10099998 VISTABLET
http://www.frys.com/search?sqxts=1&cat=0&search_type=regular&query_string=graphics tablets &fq=m10099998 PENPOWER
kitamesume:
i wanted to try one out, but the price is making me hesitate since i'm not even sure if i'd be able to fully use it =/ its like an impulsive buying and im a sucker at it.
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