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Purchasing a Graphics Tablet

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  • 16-05-2006 3:10pm
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    scorplett
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    I have been thinking about geting a graphics tab to use with Photoshop and PSP etc for connection through my laptop... Any tips or pointers on what to look for, whats good/bad etc. I saw one for e50 in Argos, as argos is not a computer store I dont expect knowledgeable advice from there, but is e50 a price you could expect to pay??? Seems a bit Too cheap to me???
    All advice in informing my purchase is welcome..
    Thanks
    Emma


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    hellboy99
    Registered Users Posts: 6,219 ✭✭✭hellboy99


    that one in argos is fine for beginners and great if your not going to be doing anything fancy, it's the same price in harvey normans too.


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    scorplett
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    I dont know to what level that you would reckon its ok for. I am a traditionally trained artist and have been turning my hand to photomanipulation recentley... Does this still make that one ok for my needs... I have been outgrowing my mouse for some time now and am going to break my lovley optic if my frustration continues....
    http://scorplett.deviantart.com for the work I have managed with a mouse to date.
    Cheers
    Em


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    odonnellcarey
    Registered Users Posts: 176 ✭✭odonnellcarey


    Hi,
    I don't know what one they're selling in Argos but this month's Computer Shopper reviews several models and in that price range gives the thumbs up to the Wacom Volito2
    (€42 + p&p from Pixmania.ie)


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