: Which graphic tablets support tilt? Have been googling my eyes out, besides marketing blabla I couldn't find good information at all... There are several graphic tablet producers: Wacom Aiptek Genius
Have been googling my eyes out, besides marketing blabla I couldn't find good information at all...
There are several graphic tablet producers:
Wacom
Aiptek
Genius
etc...
Of course Wacom is the best. But they are also pretty expensive. Wacoms Intuos4 supports tilt (Bamboo does not).
I am looking for a cheaper alternative to Wacom. I basically want an A5 tablet with a pen having tilt (and maybe rotation) support. Is Wacom the only one offering this? I don't care about buttons or anything else.
Also: Wacom seems to be the only ones supporting rotation of the pen (with the Art Pen).
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I'd go with Wacom. They're expensive, but simply good. Also, I'd took into consideration tablet's ability to trace stylus rotation. In my experience it's even more useful than tilt. Be adviced though: not all Wacom styli support it.
Hanvon drawing tablets do have tilt feature. Though they are not exactly cheapest of the cheapest drawing tablets.
Hanvon - Not all of them have tilt I believe, so check for Tilt in the "Technical specifications". Art masters do have it.
You asked if there are any others and I was like "Can't remember any other ones- Trust..."
Trust - The 3 newest ones seem to have tilt. ..and the pens seem to work without batteries nowadays..
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