for the budget constrained, great tablet options you have! http://www.wacom.com/en/Products/Bamboo/BambooTablets.aspx I have the old Bamboo Pen and Touch (now replaced by an Intuos4 L), and apart from the size not fitting the way I work (hence the L :P), I found it a very very good tablet to use. Dont let the pressure…
The only thing entry level about the medium sized one is their marketing. I'm pretty sure my Intuos3 only has 1024 levels of sensitivity, and I've never thought 'man I'd love another 1024 levels'. We only have to take a quick look at the art being produced on the Inutos3, heck, even earlier models, and we can see that…
with my old bamboo pen+touch tablet, I always turned the touch off when doing anything serious as it would occationally pick up my hand while trying to use the pen (if my hand hit the tablet first). The touch feature would work exactly like the pen in Z, since you have to hold alt.. And its limited to two finger inputs…
Jeremy-S, I'd consider replacing the nib first if that's the only problem. It's actually very simple. Does anyone have experience with touch+pen in ZBrush? You could Move/rotate/scale with touch and sculpt with the pen, sounds like it could be good.
Yeah, I don't think mine came with replacement nibs. And the nib that's in there is not coming out. This tablet was made (I think) mainly for signatures, and the like. I'm not finding anything on replacement nibs [EDIT] Seems there's replacement pens, so YAY!! Found some nibs too, but I seriously can't get this one out of…