Capturing Memories

I bought my tablet when I took a week long workshop in PS. Needed a digital paint brush to avoid hand cramping and get fine details. Was very awkward at first, but now I use it all the time. Never touch my mouse. Stick with it you will love it in time!

bdk Loc: Sanibel Fl.

Day 2 with the Wacom, still getting the hang of it, I assigned the buttons to layers, just tap and get a layer or adjustment layer, That saves a few keystrokes. I cut a small plastic tube and taped it to the desk to hold the pen otherwise it surely would be gone.

bdk Loc: Sanibel Fl.

Today is day 6, Ive watched all the tutorials and none really explained all the things you can do with the tablet.
Im still having troubles when I want to move a lot of files from one directory to another. Sometimes I can't get a page to scroll up or down as easily as the mouse.
All in all I like it, Using photoshop takes a bit more skill. I thought tracing outlines using the pen would be easier, and its def getting easier all the time.

One of the things I worried about when buying the cheap model was the fact that the tablet was much smaller.
Turns out, thats not a problem and I like the small size. You have less hand movement then with a larger tablet.

so after 6 days. I like it and the mouse just sits there patiently waiting....

bdk Loc: Sanibel Fl.

its two weeks since i unplugged the mouse. just like everyone else, i wont be using that mouse again. The more I use the tablet the more I like it.
I bought reconditioned with a new warranty and its working great. Ebay has a guy that sells re manufactured under $50.00