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About LinkBacksI just picked up a Bamboo the other day and was so impressed with I put half down on a Intuos large because of the overall time it has saved me. Even using it for a mouse pad in the touch application mode rules and saves on my wrist BIG TIME. I also manipulate or edit at least 500 photos a week and am on Photoshop,Illustrator,DreamWeaver or Fireworks for around 100 hours a week. So for me it was like finding a hidden treasure and well worth spending any kind of money on if you spend any kind of time in one or all those programs!
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Re: Wacom Bamboo vs. Intuos vs. Cintiq Tablets
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Re: Wacom Bamboo vs. Intuos vs. Cintiq Tablets
Timely to see this.
My daughter is completing her Communication Design course this year. And she wants a tablet.
I have experience with other WACOMS but I don't know much about Bamboo. An Intuos is kinda expensive here(after the conversions, taxes and mark-ups).
Will the WAC Bamboo be robust enough for a start - for freelance work, simple drawing and commercial art design jobs (brochures, posters and such) ?
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