2011-08-31, 07:49 PM
[video=youtube;fXbBA1DRE84]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXbBA1DRE84&feature=player_embedded[/video]
basically it's a receiver-and-pen combo. you attach the receiver to the paper, and draw on it with the wacom pen that has actual ink cartridges, and while you're actually making a pen-and-paper drawing, with the receiver, you can plug it in to your computer which turns the drawings into vector graphics through photoshop and easydesk. clicking the button on the receiver makes a new layer which transfers over onto the program you uploaded it into.
it's also $200. but as someone going to art school, i plan on buying this when it comes out, and if it works as well as it seems, i'll probably end up using it more than my intuos4.
basically it's a receiver-and-pen combo. you attach the receiver to the paper, and draw on it with the wacom pen that has actual ink cartridges, and while you're actually making a pen-and-paper drawing, with the receiver, you can plug it in to your computer which turns the drawings into vector graphics through photoshop and easydesk. clicking the button on the receiver makes a new layer which transfers over onto the program you uploaded it into.
it's also $200. but as someone going to art school, i plan on buying this when it comes out, and if it works as well as it seems, i'll probably end up using it more than my intuos4.
