larger Cintiq displays?
It is a costly experiment if it does not work well for you. So that is a
barrier to entry for many of us. Using a touch screen laptop/tablet with the
Bamboo pen Ken suggested would be a first step to see how well it works. For
Photoshop it may be way overkill, but if you do digital art could be very nice.
Always good to find someone on this list to be the expert.
I just purchased a new mouse, the Logitech MX Master 2S. It has much finer
resolution. Selecting is better with it.
With photoshop, I realized one of the problems I have is pressing and holding
the mouse button while selecting causes me to glitch or jiggle more often. It
would be nice feature to click once, move the mouse around gently, click to
finish, when selecting. This would allow me to be more precise. it allows
moving the mouse a lot slower without fatigue.
WayneS
At 5/16/2019 04:34 PM, you wrote:
>Oh my Achin' Moose writes:
><<Hard to say. It's not like I'm used to using it. Hovering to locate the
>cursor, then touching to do anything is not something I'm used to. I was
>working across large distances of the screen.
>
>I wonder what people think of the larger Cintiq displays? I saw them at a
>Hunt show and editing right on the image seemed a better way. The Cintiqs
>seemed very fussy to set up well, get comfortable with and the display itself
>was just OK.
>Expensive beasts and remain ambivalent.
>
>Rodent navigator, Mike
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