Oh..., I was drooling over them!!!
I’ll be honest, mate. The new Logi softwares do my head in.Oh..., I was drooling over them!!!
Logitech Options+ has been acting really flaky lately, though, especially Logitech Flow!
When I wasted (paid) $350 on mine, I swore it was going help me become more creative with my editing skills in Photoshop. I use the Crown on my Logitech Craft keyboard, more than I've ever used that tablet.Thanks for the info, gents!
I was gonna grab it, just for's and giggles..., I even told her, if it sucks, I'm bringing it right back..., she was cool with that!
Same here!
I was thinking the same..., just doing a bit of InPaint brush tooling in Affinity, the last couple days..., so clumsy with a mouse, even on slow pointer speed!
We'll see, it's not a matter of life or death!
I was thinking the same..., just doing a bit of InPaint brush tooling in Affinity, the last couple days..., so clumsy with a mouse, even on slow pointer speed!
Do like I do, Re-gift them.I've accumulated a
Yeah..., I appreciate the suggestions, but, as you alluded to, I don't think I'll use it enough to justify the price!
Can never have too many monitors!
I have a Wacom Intuos CTL480 that I bought for a birthday present for my son's girlfriend. I bought it a few months early because it was on sale for a good price. They broke up before her birthday so she never got it. I do still have it and as I keep saying to myself, I'm going to try to use it for editing some of my pictures. It still hasn't happened. The best edited picture I have made is of my wife and I standing in front of the White House cutting our wedding cake. I used a mouse to carefully remove the background from the original picture. It took me a long time to get it right. I don't remember the name of the program I used. The only thing I do know is that it came with one of my printers. I don't even remember what version of Windows I was running at the time. The White House pic came with the software.Yeah..., I appreciate the suggestions, but, as you alluded to, I don't think I'll use it enough to justify the price!
I'm slowly learning how to work efficiently in Affinity..., slowly! I'm still at the 'I suck at this' stage!
If only I'd followed my advice as I look long and hard before buying it. Still...Yeah..., I appreciate the suggestions, but, as you alluded to, I don't think I'll use it enough to justify the price!
I'm still operating on one and perfectly fine with itCan never have too many monitors!
I don't think I'll ever go back to a standard monitor, Ultra-wide's are so versatile in so many ways.
I'm slowly learning how to work better with Photoshop. I shoot in RAW, edit in Lightroom, finalize in Photoshop.I'm slowly learning how to work efficiently in Affinity..., slowly! I'm still at the 'I suck at this' stage!
I have a picture of my wife's great great niece that I want to change the background. When I do I'll setup and try the Wacom. I have arthritis in my right hand thumb and the Wacom might make it easier than using a mouse.
With today's A.I. infused software (Photoshop) and masking algorithms, there's zero need for a tablet today to change image backgrounds. Some apps such as Photoshop can do it in as little as a few clicks. It's the refining process that can be time consuming....
I just tried MS Photos to remove the background of the photo and I have to admit it did a great job. Now I just need to add a background. I did get the Wacom installed. I used the included cd and the setup sent me to their website. Thinking the program would send me to the correct setup page I went ahead and clicked the download and did the install. The software installed but I kept getting a This device is no longer compatible. Try updating the driver message. I used Windows to update the driver and it did update. The pad still didn't work so I went back to the Wacom driver download page and one recommendation was to try older drivers. Tried but the driver wouldn't install because of it being older. I went into Device Manager and couldn't find the device even with the show hidden devices selected. Using Revo I was able to delete everything so I could start over. This time I did a search for the actual device and found that the driver I first downloaded must have been for a different device. Do you know what the different color pen ring and pad strap is for?
I don't know which model you have but they (mine) also have firmware updates. Check that yours doesn't need one.
Those drivers will only come from Wacom, so forget Windows Update.
If you're talking the pens with the color rings, it's so you know what pen holds which tip - There are different tips and sizes
I must have been short changed. I didn't get any extra tips. I bought it years ago so I can't return it.I don't know which model you have but they (mine) also have firmware updates. Check that yours doesn't need one.
BTW, which model do you have again?
Those drivers will only come from Wacom, so forget Windows Update.
If you're talking the pens with the color rings, it's so you know what pen holds which tip - There are different tips and sizes
