It's a small Bamboo, but it does the job :3

I'd like some tips on using it, and perhaps some experiences? How long until I get used to it like pen and paper?

Ok, I'll probably sound like a dumbass but what is a tablet?

Quote from wolfcub

Ok, I'll probably sound like a dumbass but what is a tablet?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_tablet


Use the bottom button on the side of the pen to scroll around in browsers and flash. use Ctrl and use the bottom button [OR the touch pad, circular motion] to zoom in/out. top button on the side is right click. knobbly bit at the top of the pen acts as a rubber for professional drawing programs.

ALso, Control Panel -> Pen and Tablet/Tablet input or w/e allows you to change settings, like which button does what etc.

hey hey! i got a wacom bamboo too!
i dunno how long it'll take you to get used to it, depends on the person i guess?...

I have my tablet for one year and Im still not used to it,pen and paper is the best,but yeah,its way better then mouse :D and I have wacom graphire4 A6 or A5 idk now :D

it'll take a week or so to get the hang of it, I suggest working on a table, and not on your lap. It's never so comfortable or back-healthy to do it on your lap.

Quote from Raffeh

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_tablet


Use the bottom button on the side of the pen to scroll around in browsers and flash. use Ctrl and use the bottom button [OR the touch pad, circular motion] to zoom in/out. top button on the side is right click. knobbly bit at the top of the pen acts as a rubber for professional drawing programs.

ALso, Control Panel -> Pen and Tablet/Tablet input or w/e allows you to change settings, like which button does what etc.

Thanks, I figured those in the tutorial though. Do you animate with one? Is it a big improvement?

And should I use pressure sensitivity?

In Canada, a "rubber" is a condom, so it kind of confused me to read it XD