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Oreo · 05-15-2009, 03:53 PM

Not sure if this is the right place to post it.

But i'm looking towards getting a graphics tablet, i like drawing on paper.. and i like graphics programs like photoshop etc. So i figured a graphics tablet would be a logical purchase, and something i quite like the idea of.

Now, i'm no expert in this field by any means. But i've realised i have a dual monitor setup, so the drawing area is effectively halved in size because it has to cover double the realestate of both monitors at a guess ?

I have 2x 22" @ 1650x1080, so i was looking at the Wacom Bamboo Fun Medium size. Any good ? I think small would be just that, too small for two large monitors.

I just want some reccomendations and advice, i have a £150 budget and will be useing it for drawings etc, i like to make detailed drawings most the time, so if ya'll could find a graphics tablet thats precise enough to do that for under £150, great !

I don't think i'd use it for general desktop use, unless it really is that much better. Just drawing.

05-15-2009, 03:53 PM	#1 (permalink)
Oreo 010011010110000101111000 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Leicester, England Posts: 3,660	Graphics Tablet reccomendations Not sure if this is the right place to post it. But i'm looking towards getting a graphics tablet, i like drawing on paper.. and i like graphics programs like photoshop etc. So i figured a graphics tablet would be a logical purchase, and something i quite like the idea of. Now, i'm no expert in this field by any means. But i've realised i have a dual monitor setup, so the drawing area is effectively halved in size because it has to cover double the realestate of both monitors at a guess ? I have 2x 22" @ 1650x1080, so i was looking at the Wacom Bamboo Fun Medium size. Any good ? I think small would be just that, too small for two large monitors. I just want some reccomendations and advice, i have a £150 budget and will be useing it for drawings etc, i like to make detailed drawings most the time, so if ya'll could find a graphics tablet thats precise enough to do that for under £150, great ! I don't think i'd use it for general desktop use, unless it really is that much better. Just drawing.