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I was looking into the intous2, cheapest one is 200 bucks and i'm wondering, is it worth it? Between an X-mas bonus and some amazon gift certificates i can probably afford it. but it is really worth it? I don't do too much air brushing, just alot of 'blurry' sort of stuff like in my sig, nothing with great detail. So would it matter

Kick ass work ViDA, as usual.


[ Opinion on tablet ]
Its just an opinion but I think the extra money to upgrade from the $99 wacom graphire with a 4x5 active area and 512 levels of pressure sensitivity to the 4x5 active area intuos with 1024 levels of pressure sensitivity, isn't worth it.


However, If I just wanted to throw some money into something for me....I would LOVE to trade my graphire for the 9 x 12 Intuos,.... Wooohooo! I draw a good bit, freehand...charcoal and pencil and the intuos does have the extra levels of pressure so I would love that.

I just spent the 99 bucks and got the graphire and its pretty cool, my only real complaint is the 4 x 5 active area.

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So is there a tablet out there for the photoshop user who doesn't care about presure all that much but would hate to work in 5x4 but doesn't want to spend more than 200 bucks?

Vida,

I was messing around with the airbrush tool, and noticed that depending on the brush size, spacing, and opacity, I sometimes get a wierd texturizing effect, and not a smooth airbrush-like transition. What settings do you find work best? Also, what resolution do you work in?

BTW, Very nice indeed.

Damn man thats some pretty nice image you done there.

I would love to know how you do that and how you use the airbrush like that, are you ever going to make a tutorial because im sure a lot of people other than me would like to make some stuf like that.

btw i checked out that breedart (i think thats the name) site and you guys are GOOD.

Keep up the good work man.:D