I got the Wacom Graphire 4x5!!! Yea. I didn't use it yet tho.
Hey Tystarr, I'm sorry I have to tell you like this, but I cant finish our animation. My flash is corrupt aparently, which means I have to re-install it. The corruption shut down my comp and AIM, I'm posting this from my friends comp. Hopefully I'll be back on by Tuesday or Wednesday.
sorry we cant finsh, but if you want to, by all means use my idea for yourself :)
oh and sorry to everbody else who has no idea of what Im talking about.
At 10/30/05 07:46 PM, Tystarr wrote: I got the Wacom Graphire 4x5!!! Yea. I didn't use it yet tho.
use it!!
Are there still places that sell the cheap alternative to the Wacom cintiq?
The Aiptek pen lcd (see below) is real nice, good thing i got it while it was available. List price was 999 usd, i got mine for arround 400-500 here in germany.
At 11/3/05 11:35 AM, schorhr wrote: Are there still places that sell the cheap alternative to the Wacom cintiq?
The Aiptek pen lcd (see below) is real nice, good thing i got it while it was available. List price was 999 usd, i got mine for arround 400-500 here in germany.
I envy you, so much.
But it must be hard holding up your hand all the time in the long run huh?
At 11/3/05 11:35 AM, schorhr wrote: Are there still places that sell the cheap alternative to the Wacom cintiq?
The Aiptek pen lcd (see below) is real nice, good thing i got it while it was available. List price was 999 usd, i got mine for arround 400-500 here in germany.
jesus chirst!!, thats a hell of a tablet!!
Fortunaly i had some money, and i was really trying to figure out how to get the expensie wacom cintiq, then i found the aiptek... for half the list price ;-)
At 11/3/05 12:28 PM, GuntherSwanh wrote:At 11/3/05 11:35 AM, schorhr wrote: Are there still places that sell the cheap alternative to the Wacom cintiq?I envy you, so much.
The Aiptek pen lcd (see below) is real nice, good thing i got it while it was available. List price was 999 usd, i got mine for arround 400-500 here in germany.
But it must be hard holding up your hand all the time in the long run huh?
Well, its not that bad, especialy when using flash.
Its ok once you use it .
And I do use both mouse and pen, depending for what task; Plus when making games, I will also take breaks for typing acttonscript.
I am still looking for a monitor-arm with joints so i can also put it flat infront me.
At 11/3/05 03:00 PM, schorhr wrote: I am still looking for a monitor-arm with joints so i can also put it flat infront me.
huh?! When did you come back!?!
Just working on some flash here and looked for some info. Somehow i got stuck a bit :)
At 11/3/05 11:35 AM, schorhr wrote: Are there still places that sell the cheap alternative to the Wacom cintiq?
The Aiptek pen lcd (see below) is real nice, good thing i got it while it was available. List price was 999 usd, i got mine for arround 400-500 here in germany.
OH SNAP!
Ive seen it on thje aiptek site a while back, but neither froogle germany nor usa will find it now.
At 11/3/05 05:15 PM, schorhr wrote: Ive seen it on thje aiptek site a while back, but neither froogle germany nor usa will find it now.
too bad :(
I am a little cheap bitch that has a question. Well where can you order the TRUST 6*8 tablet that ships to the U.S. They all ship to the friggen U.K.
At 11/3/05 08:54 PM, -KhAo- wrote: I'm thinking of getting one too, cause I suck when it comes to drawing with a mouse.. Nothing too expensive so I though getting one from eBay
I'm thinking a graphire 3 a4, It seems good to me, I dont care if it's small the only thing I would like to know is if I can put a drawing under it and redraw it on the tablet. Can I do this without too much trouble?
Thanks in advance for your help.
You can do that with the one im gettin. i think its unbeliveable that its only 72 USD!
The small graphires are fine, better then some larger noname ones. Wacom makes good tablets, and they have the patent to the "energy less" pens.
Anyway, the Aiptek Hyperpen 12000u is what you want to get if you want to trace things a lot. It has a A4/Letter sized area. Here in europe its arround 60-70 bucks, unfortunaly in the usa its a bit more expensive.
question: does anyone know how to change the pen nibs?
At 10/25/05 05:32 AM, LuckyDesign wrote: DEAR GOD! YOU DONT NEED AN A4 SIZE! Thats more than a thousand dollars! Get a small one!
My brother got an A3 one for free =)
An A4 Tablet will cost not that much; At least from Aiptek. 50-150, depending on where you live.
At 10/30/05 12:26 PM, SaintShun wrote: lol, yours looks like its a whole deal starogre,.... dont you plan to continue animating or drawing?
just curious
Of course, silly.
I just don't feel like spending money to improve it. It works perfectly, and it costs a lot for a tablet that has a smaller drawing surface than the one i have. I take what i said back. I RECOMMEND IT FOR ANYONE! It's not wireless, but you don't lose your pen that way! Can't even feel the wire/touch it while drawing either. Plus, for the price, the surface is huge. My cousin has a tiny WACOM and it was so much harder to use than mine, since it was so small, and if you moved the pen a tiny bit, it'd jolt half way across the screen.
yawn
the events are merely fictional, written, directed, and acted out by all who create them
Well, practice and its ok really :-) But still not drawing like on paper. But close, and real intuative. Now if I could draw any better...
At 11/8/05 05:33 PM, schorhr wrote: Well, practice and its ok really :-) But still not drawing like on paper. But close, and real intuative. Now if I could draw any better...
i would get your option if... i had money... and was more into flashing (like for work) than for a hobby
At 11/8/05 02:55 PM, -joah- wrote: i got a sweetass wacom tablet nd it was on sale at CompUSA for only about $100
heh, how lucky, what size?
At 11/13/05 11:19 AM, SaintShun wrote:At 11/8/05 05:33 PM, schorhr wrote: Well, practice and its ok really :-) But still not drawing like on paper. But close, and real intuative. Now if I could draw any better...i would get your option if... i had money... and was more into flashing (like for work) than for a hobby
How about a bigger one of the Aiptek Hyperpen series?
At 11/19/05 05:39 PM, schorhr wrote: How about a bigger one of the Aiptek Hyperpen series?
how much?
i have a question, i'm getting a tablet but i'm not sure if a wacom graphire 3 is any good. Can someone that has this tell me if it's decent, crappy or good? Thanks
actually, nevermind, i found the answer reading all the previous posts. That's good, at least i have something besides my mouse. I got a brand new 6x8 graphire3 for 120 bucks, is that good? i think so
my mates got one and it stopped workin >:( lifetime my ass
At 12/13/05 02:08 PM, TJA wrote: my mates got one and it stopped workin >:( lifetime my ass.
I've just read the small print, and it doesn't say anywhere that you can burn it with a welder and expect it work again. But seriously, how did he break it? If you use it sensibly then it should last a long time.
Or he might have got it off of a bad company.
