Refurbished products sold by Adorama are manufacturer refurbished to the original company's specifications and includes a 90-day return-to-manufacturer warranty. Also comes with a Wacom 1-Year Limited Warranty.
The Wacom PTH451 Intuos Pro Pen and Touch Tablet provides a small form factor for anyone with a serious creative passion in photography, art or design but lacks the necessary space.
The Wacom PTH451 Intuos Pro Pen and Touch Tablet provides a small form factor for anyone with a serious creative passion in photography, art or design but lacks the necessary space. The streamlined size packs a lot of power into a small amount of desktop space, which works well with Wacom's pressure pen capabilities and intuitive multi-touch gestures. With precision and control, you'll be able to take full advantage of your professional software. The Intuos Professional Pen and Touch tablet has 2048 levels of pen pressure sensitivity on the pen tip and the eraser. You can edit your creative work with the accuracy and precision of traditional brushes and pens. Designed for both right and left-handed use, you can also enjoy the freedom of working unattached from your computer by using the Wacom wireless kit included with your tablet. Six customizable ExpressKeys and Touch Ring give you quick access to your favorite shortcuts while on-screen Radial menu and Express View heads-up display help you stay focused on your work. The ExpressKeys are also customizable and can have application-specific shortcuts. Connecting to your PC or Mac through a single USB connection, Intuos Professional Pen and Touch tablet will have you creating in no time. This version refurbished by Wacom
Model Number:
VIP360
Product SKU:
wapth451r
Enjoy wireless flexibility:
Cut down on cord clutter and enjoy the freedom of working wirelessly
Efficiency is at your fingertips:
Customizable ExpressKeys and Touch Ring give you quick access to your favorite shortcuts while on-screen Radial menu and Express View heads-up display help you stay focused on your work
Easy to accessorize:
Expand the creative capabilities of your Intuos Pro with an array of compatible pens, grips and pen tips
Cross platform compatible:
Intuos Pro is compatible with both Mac and PC and works seamlessly with your computer's configurations
Control you can feel:
Pan, zoom and navigate naturally with gestures on the multi-touch surface that also lets you create and access your own multi-touch shortcuts
Powerfully compact:
The streamlined size packs a lot of power into a small amount of desktop space and is compact enough to easily fit into a laptop bag for painless portability
Your endless creative toolbox:
2048 levels of pen pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition let you create with the accuracy and precision of traditional brushes and pens while multi-touch gestures let you position and navigate your work intuitively
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Refurbished products sold by Adorama are manufacturer refurbished to the original company's specifications and includes a 90-day return-to-manufacturer warranty. Also comes with a Wacom 1-Year Limited Warranty.
The Wacom PTH451 Intuos Pro Pen and Touch Tablet provides a small form factor for anyone with a serious creative passion in photography, art or design but lacks the necessary space.
I hsve large and figured it too big of we wanted to lay it on our lap; for just being half serious or laid back drawing. It fits laps pretty good, does take up some real estate on desk or table.
Imo, always get best and or biggest that fits your budget. Also to considered is space have or planned for your own workspace.
Wacom is good product no matter which one u get
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Please excuse my ignorance. We will be purchasing one of these this year for an animation class. It doesn't say whether to get the small or medium. Do any of you have an opinion on which size? I'm tempted to just go ahead and get this one.
Please excuse my ignorance. We will be purchasing one of these this year for an animation class. It doesn't say whether to get the small or medium. Do any of you have an opinion on which size? I'm tempted to just go ahead and get this one.
I hsve large and figured it too big of we wanted to lay it on our lap; for just being half serious or laid back drawing. It fits laps pretty good, does take up some real estate on desk or table.
Imo, always get best and or biggest that fits your budget. Also to considered is space have or planned for your own workspace.
Please excuse my ignorance. We will be purchasing one of these this year for an animation class. It doesn't say whether to get the small or medium. Do any of you have an opinion on which size? I'm tempted to just go ahead and get this one.
I would go for the medium. If you have the cash to spare then get a large. The more space to work with the better. Dont forget you can only draw on the active area on the tablet.
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Please excuse my ignorance. We will be purchasing one of these this year for an animation class. It doesn't say whether to get the small or medium. Do any of you have an opinion on which size? I'm tempted to just go ahead and get this one.
They all take some getting used to, so the size for these doesn't matter much. In the end you can do the same thing with a small one then with a large one. This one looks about just right, not to small not too large. The only thing not sure its this model exactly but from experience (with an intuos 4?) bad soddering on the usb connection. They stop charging and connecting. And the only way to use it- is to take the battery out, charge it with a universal charger and use it via the bluetooth adaptor
Please excuse my ignorance. We will be purchasing one of these this year for an animation class. It doesn't say whether to get the small or medium. Do any of you have an opinion on which size? I'm tempted to just go ahead and get this one.
As someone who's been using a wacom for several years, and tried all sizes, I love the small. Anything larger than a small and you start move your whole arm at the elbow versus just moving your wrist with the small. You still have plenty of precision with the small.
Please excuse my ignorance. We will be purchasing one of these this year for an animation class. It doesn't say whether to get the small or medium. Do any of you have an opinion on which size? I'm tempted to just go ahead and get this one.
I've used small, medium, and large in a classroom setting (but not for animation specifically). And I've found the medium to be just right for my purposes. The large is huge, but I don't feel like I've got as much control on the small.
Please excuse my ignorance. We will be purchasing one of these this year for an animation class. It doesn't say whether to get the small or medium. Do any of you have an opinion on which size? I'm tempted to just go ahead and get this one.
Are you serious about becoming an animator?
If so, larger the better because you can work on fine details easier without zooming and scrolling about.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_os5wePJcg8
There is a reason the bigger 27+" Wacoms are used at Disney for creating their animations.
With a small tablet, imagine trying to work on the eyelashes of a character, then the body. You'd have to have super fine control of the pen without zooming, assuming the small tablet active surface area is working on the full character image.
Portability isn't an issue for animation because you'd have a proper tilting desk or tilting tablet and would be there all day for work.
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For casual use - why?
Take out a 4x6" photo - that's about the size of the small. If you imagine "editing" whatever you want to do on an area of that size, is that comfortable? Do you think it'll offer you the detail level while drawing? Or is portability more important?
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Microsoft Surface >> iPad by far.
Every Animation, Photo Editing, 3D, SFC, etc software is available on the PC, which means you can get work done without.any compromise.
iPad? Doesn't even have the full versions of major animation and photo editing software, so you can forget about doing real work especially, collaborating in animation teams.
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Imo, always get best and or biggest that fits your budget. Also to considered is space have or planned for your own workspace.
Wacom is good product no matter which one u get
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Imo, always get best and or biggest that fits your budget. Also to considered is space have or planned for your own workspace.
Wacom is good product no matter which one u get
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If so, larger the better because you can work on fine details easier without zooming and scrolling about.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_os5wePJcg8
There is a reason the bigger 27+" Wacoms are used at Disney for creating their animations.
With a small tablet, imagine trying to work on the eyelashes of a character, then the body. You'd have to have super fine control of the pen without zooming, assuming the small tablet active surface area is working on the full character image.
Portability isn't an issue for animation because you'd have a proper tilting desk or tilting tablet and would be there all day for work.
...
For casual use - why?
Take out a 4x6" photo - that's about the size of the small. If you imagine "editing" whatever you want to do on an area of that size, is that comfortable? Do you think it'll offer you the detail level while drawing? Or is portability more important?
...
Microsoft Surface >> iPad by far.
Every Animation, Photo Editing, 3D, SFC, etc software is available on the PC, which means you can get work done without.any compromise.
iPad? Doesn't even have the full versions of major animation and photo editing software, so you can forget about doing real work especially, collaborating in animation teams.
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