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CaptainCox
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Location: A Swede in Germany (FaM)
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 Posted: Mon, 6th Apr 2009 14:30 Post subject: Wacom Intuos4 |
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Did anyone try it yet?.
I need a Wacom and sure, i could buy a used Intuos 3 or 2 on Ebay i guess, but somehow the Intuos4 looks more attractive because of the added "bling" functions.
I can get the Wacom Intuos4 (A4) for just over 400€...worth it?
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Cohen
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Location: Rapture
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| Posted: Mon, 6th Apr 2009 14:36 Post subject: |
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I have Wacom Intuos3 A4 for £340 and it is awesome. Go for it, new features look great on the i4
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| Posted: Mon, 6th Apr 2009 14:49 Post subject: |
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tested it out last week - in short: pen pressure is awesome, especially for painting. the touch ring finally feels good (the touch strips on the intuos3 are quite crappy) and you can switch through different things (brush size, zoom, etc). the oleds are a nice gimmick, but you don't really need them. oh and the new pen stand is nice, as you can open it up and all your nibs are contained there and they FINALLY added a tool to pull them out so you don't need to use your fingernails or tweezers anymorefor changing them.
if you have the money to spend and you need the sensitivity, definitely go for it, as it's not that much more expensive than an intuos 3.
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