Do you own a computer art tablet?

[Mitera Nikkou]

A Wacom Graphire 4, and it says "4x5 or 6x8." But it just seems like a 4x5 to me. ^_^; Besides other problems that I've mentioned here and there in the past, I can't really make much use of it because of a "lag" problem. In other words: the cursor doesn't follow the speed of my movements unless I (literally) move as slow as a snail... -_-

[May-chan]

try installing/updating your drivers

[Mistress Guendolen]

Huh. I had no idea those existed....

Well Guen you might like some pads where they have the ability to have the tablet represent the entire screen as a whole, so if you put your free hand on it, and the pen on the other, you get exact control not "mouse" control.

That's what I like, and why I may have to buy a new tablet, my old one is so old the drivers don't do anything for Vista in that regard <_<;;

[Sugandya]

I have a 3yr old wacom graphire tablet that is scratched up beyond recognition, but still kind of works, kind of.

Im saving for an Intuos. School's got me spoiled on them.

[Neige]

Wacom Graphire 3 believe, works great for travel, it holds the pen along the top :3 *thumbs up* I recommend it to any artist.

[soladysew]

I have an embroidery sewing machine and program for digitizing my own designs. However, when you scan a pencil design, it requires considerable time cleaning up the drawing so I am considering a computer art table. Does anyone here use their computer art table for such purposes and if so, how well does it work?

[Jaya]

I use a Wacom Intuose3. It took some monkey business to get it to work with windows Vista ^^

soladysew- an art tablet would probably be great for that kind of thing- its a pretty big investment, though.

[Raijin]

I own one the cheaptest wacom out there - it does fine for what I need it for. but boy do I wish I had a slightly larger and nicer model. But they are expensive mraaa ;.;

[Zoey]

I don't own a tablet, but I wish I did. I could go out and buy one, but my empty wallet says otherwise.