nestopf.blogg.se - Wacom mdp123 inkling digital sketch pen for mac

uses Wacom's pressure sensing technology - providing 1,024 levels of pressure sensitivity for natural pen strokes.

hundreds of sketches can be stored on the receiver prior to infra-red / ultrasonic transmission to PC or Mac.

receiver is clipped to edge of paper pad to record and connected to computer by USB to transmit (and you can't draw within 0.8" of it).

scope to use A7 to A4 paper size (portrait/landscape).

can be used on ordinary paper - no special tablet required.

"like" sketching with a ball pen - nibs are standard ball points and there are no plans for any other sort of nibs.

those who like conventional ink pens with a variety of widths possible due to nib chosen.

people who like a lot of control over the products they use to create marks.

Die-hard pen and ink brigade who have no interest in digital products.

Suitable for: Those who use pen and ink and are interested in how to digitise the process - but aren't particularly keen on carrying a tablet around with them.

anyone who likes convenience, speed and spontaneity when loosely sketching their ideas on paper.

people sharing ideas in real time with clients (as a digital file).

Target Audience: people who like digital tools for creative picture-making I take this to mean they've not yet worked out how to introduce the control required to achieve fine mark-making. Summary: It's a digital pen which has been designed for rough concepting and creative brainstorming. What you buy: Inkling digital pen, Inkling receiver, Inkling charging case, batteries, USB cable, 4 spare ink cartridges, Inkling Sketch Manager application, quick start guide, online user′s manual Release date: due mid-September 2011 (USA) no date identified as yet for other locations in Europe Third - the links to reviews of the Wacom Inkling - for a future post as it turns out as I can't find any to date!.This includes a summary of the pros and cons as identified to date First the official videos by Wacom - which is probably as blatant an example of using YouTube to market a product as I've ever seen! Note the Wacom videos are available on the USA site but not the Europe channel of Wacom YouTube.It appears as if the Wacom is being launched mid September in the USA but there's no date for launch elsewhere that I've yet been able to identify. In the future I'll be summarising the verdicts of those who have seen and used it - with particular reference to those who are artists and illustrators and not just technical journalists.

I've not yet seen a Wacom Inkling - however I have seen the tutorial videos on YouTube and wanted to research it so this week I'm sharing what I've found. The Wacom Inkling kit unpacked - Inkling case, Inkling pen, Inkling receiver, USB lead, 4 pen cartridges