Do any of you use a mouse pen or ipen?? I was wondering if any of you use a mouse pen? A lot of times when I have done some editing of my photos, usually when tone mapping, a lot of...

djw60 Loc: Vermont

I was wondering if any of you use a mouse pen? A lot of times when I have done some editing of my photos, usually when tone mapping, a lot of times I end up having to do a little painting on them. I am thinking that this would be easier if I had a i-pen or mouse pen. Would one of these work for something like that? Thanks :)

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

djw60 wrote:

I was wondering if any of you use a mouse pen? A lot of times when I have done some editing of my photos, usually when tone mapping, a lot of times I end up having to do a little painting on them. I am thinking that this would be easier if I had a i-pen or mouse pen. Would one of these work for something like that? Thanks :)

I use one for my IPad and seems to work fine.

nikonshooter Loc: Spartanburg, South Carolina

djw60 wrote:

I was wondering if any of you use a mouse pen? A lot of times when I have done some editing of my photos, usually when tone mapping, a lot of times I end up having to do a little painting on them. I am thinking that this would be easier if I had a i-pen or mouse pen. Would one of these work for something like that? Thanks :)

I could not function without the use of Wacom tablets.

ephraim Imperio

nikonshooter wrote:

djw60 wrote:

I was wondering if any of you use a mouse pen? A lot of times when I have done some editing of my photos, usually when tone mapping, a lot of times I end up having to do a little painting on them. I am thinking that this would be easier if I had a i-pen or mouse pen. Would one of these work for something like that? Thanks :)

I could not function without the use of Wacom tablets.

WACOM tablets are the best for photo editing. Expensive but worth it.
http://www.wacom.com/Products.aspx

lesdmd Loc: Middleton Wi via N.Y.C. & Cleveland

ephraim Imperio wrote:

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Agreed, and entry level pad and pen (less than $100) is worth every penny.

flyguy Loc: Las Cruces, New Mexico

djw60 wrote:

I was wondering if any of you use a mouse pen? A lot of times when I have done some editing of my photos, usually when tone mapping, a lot of times I end up having to do a little painting on them. I am thinking that this would be easier if I had a i-pen or mouse pen. Would one of these work for something like that? Thanks :)

I have a medium Wacom tablet and love it!

It can be used just about all of the time with so many applications ---your web browser, e-mail reader ---and I have mine set up for use with Lightroom, Photoshop, and On One Perfect Photo Suite to do many different tasks.

Ridgerunner Loc: Dayton, Ohio

flyguy wrote:

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Can you remove date and time stamp from photo's, dummy me put the date and time on a lot of my photo's (you can tell I'm not a pro) and some of you guys let me know it is not acceptable, which I now realize.
Thanks

Ridgerunner Loc: Dayton, Ohio

Ridgerunner wrote:

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I should have said can Wacom remove date and time stampl

Elle Loc: Long Island, NY

"Can you remove date and time stamp from photo's, dummy me put the date and time on a lot of my photo's (you can tell I'm not a pro) and some of you guys let me know it is not acceptable, which I now realize.
Thanks[/quote]
I should have said can Wacom remove date and time stampl[/quote]

Let me explain that a Wacom pad looks similar to a mouse pad and it is used with a pen like tool which acts much like mouse does but with more sensitivity in the better ones. It is much easier to be precise working with a devise used the same way as you would a pen or pencil than manipulating a mouse with your wrist. As far as removing the date stamps, it can do no more than a mouse..it can be done but a lot of work...cloning or repainting the areas where it appears.

Ridgerunner Loc: Dayton, Ohio

Elle wrote:

"Can you remove date and time stamp from photo's, dummy me put the date and time on a lot of my photo's (you can tell I'm not a pro) and some of you guys let me know it is not acceptable, which I now realize.
Thanks

I should have said can Wacom remove date and time stampl[/quote]

Let me explain that a Wacom pad looks similar to a mouse pad and it is used with a pen like tool which acts much like mouse does but with more sensitivity in the better ones. It is much easier to be precise working with a devise used the same way as you would a pen or pencil than manipulating a mouse with your wrist. As far as removing the date stamps, it can do no more than a mouse..it can be done but a lot of work...cloning or repainting the areas where it appears.[/quote]

Thanks!

sudzmonn Loc: here , there , everywhere

Wacom intuos3 graphics tablet here , came with mouse and pen ~ after using it for everything I realized how much I need it !

lacsar Loc: Columbia SC and Newland NC

I have a Wacom Tablet. It takes a lot of getting used to for me.

MWAC Loc: Somewhere East Of Crazy

Wacom Tablet here as well. Love it for editing, I don't know what I would do without it.

djw60 Loc: Vermont

Thank you everyone! I will look into the Wacom Tablet :)