Wacom Tablet

[handrawn]

I'm assuming you need this for photo-retouching and not for drawing freehand?

Big problem with xara is that it only supports pressure sensitivity with the freehand pen tool, and it does not support pen tilt or rotate at all

personally I would use a raster program, the tablet is designed specifically to be used with a reaster program, photoshop is the pro bench mark maybe, but if it is bundled with PSP then go for it, it will obviouly work well [you would hope ]

in their instructions here wacom use clip studio paint - but the section 'using your wacom intuos' should be relevant if nothing else?

https://www.wacom.com/en/getting-started/wacom-intuos

if you have questions I should be able to help, though I use a cintiq which has a different setup dialog the principles are the same

corel have a forum of course - not been there for a while - but it used to be active and helpful....

https://forum.corel.com/EN/viewforum.php?f=56

[Jonopen]

To be honest, I've been using graphics tablets for many years and have never really made the effort to configure specific options and buttons. I guess it depends on how you work.

Once your hand/eye coordination gets settled in, it can be useful to open the Wacom Tablet properties utility. This then allows you to change the pen settings like click distance, tip feel and configure what the buttons do etc.

To me the biggest advantage of using a graphics tablet is just being able to draw and use pen and brush tools more naturally and accurately.

[ernie-f]

Me the same.

But no poblems with the default settings. Only XARA dont undertsudt the WACOM-Driver. For me it helps to colse XARA, and with open driver settings (WACOM) restart XARA.
Maybe it helps You too.

[zhubao]

For graphic design a tablet isn’t necessary. But for digital drawing and photo editing you would need one.
I've been using a Wacom tablet. They are pricey, but they're definitely worth their costs.
In addition, wacom ensures the confidence of no small issues such as lag, incompatibility and complicated setups occuring.

[Acorn]

For graphic design a tablet isn’t necessary. But for digital drawing and photo editing you would need one.
I've been using a Wacom tablet. They are pricey, but they're definitely worth their costs.
In addition, wacom ensures the confidence of no small issues such as lag, incompatibility and complicated setups occuring.

zhubao, welcome to TalkGraphics.

I have deleted your link as newbies are not allowed such. Do read TG's T&Cs that you have just accepted.

Your Post is also not meshing into the rest of the Thread and looks like a bad rehash of some advertising or review.

Perhaps snap your Wacom device and add it into a XAR with some of your work to show you are not a Bot, AI or other or other irksome intrusion.

Acorn