Wacom for post processing?

[TMC]

You could try a monoprice.

Much less refined than the Wacom but also much much cheaper.

I bought one from Monoprice just last month and absolutely love it. I have never used a Wacom so cant compare to it but for the money i spent on mine I am 100% satisfied. editing has become so much easier and faster now, not to mention the results are better as well. If you are unsure if you want/need one or the price of the Wacom is an issue go with the Monoprice and you will not be disappointed.

 

[gryffinwings]

You could try a monoprice.

Much less refined than the Wacom but also much much cheaper.

I bought one from Monoprice just last month and absolutely love it. I have never used a Wacom so cant compare to it but for the money i spent on mine I am 100% satisfied. editing has become so much easier and faster now, not to mention the results are better as well. If you are unsure if you want/need one or the price of the Wacom is an issue go with the Monoprice and you will not be disappointed.

Does Monoprice work with macs? I'm seeing the supplied software is not compatible. I'm also seeing that the drivers might not be stable.


This is the one I was looking at or something maybe a little smaller:
Amazon.com: Monoprice 12x9 Inches Graphic Drawing Tablet: Computers & Accessories


Saw this review on the monoprice, sounds really tempting. I need more information though. I really don't understand how these are setup and I'm not sure if the wacom create has any features over the monoprice.

 

[whylove]

recently i got my tab and using it as a pc