7 Reasons Why you should use a Pen Tablet

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7 reasons why a Pen Tablet is better than a mouse (or a trackpad)
Bill Lindsey, from Xencelabs, takes you through 7 Reasons Why a Pen Tablet is better than a mouse (or a trackpad)! In all photo editing, retouching and illustration software, a tablet has a huge benefit over a mouse or trackpad.
0:00 Introduction
0:11 Bill Lindsey Introduction
0:33 Number 7: Tablet to Display ratio
2:33 Number 6: No Charging Necessary
3:11 Number 5: Speed (saving time and money)
6:46 Number 4: Try signing your name
8:20 Number 3: Shortcuts (Quick Keys)
22:39 Number 2: Pen Pressure
29:56 Number 1: Ergonomics
31:11 Product listing
33:30 Ending
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[@CTcoreytrevor]

At around 3:35 you use the example of moving from the layers area to the tool area and you say that using the tablet is easier than using a mouse, even referring to carpal-tunnel (for using a mouse). But with the tablet you quite literally had to move your hand about 12 inches all the way across the tablet to get to the top of the tools areas, whereas with a mouse I might have to move my mouse 1/4 of an inch and my cursor is anywhere I want it to be on the screen. So I don't know how having to pick your hand up and move it a foot across the desk is easier or faster than having to flick my mouse 1/4 of an inch.
I think there are probably SOME benefits to using the tablet in certain instances but you have to be genuine and down-to-earth with the praise you give the product. The compliments have to make sense, and having to move your hand 12 inches vs. 1/4 of an inch is not easier for the user. I have never tried the tablet, but I do own the xencelabs quick keys and it's an amazing, amazing product. Every single photoshop user should have it. The quick keys and my mouse is a very fast combo and I cannot see how using a tablet could possibly make my workflow any faster. Especially if I have to move my hand so much around the tablet.

[@Vincentioia]

Thank you!

[@annequach777]

Useful video

[@tutacat]

doy, guy, 1) you don't need to change any settings to have 1:1 aspect (it's dumb to assume it does not work........)
2) you can change the canvas area on the tablet, i.e. a 16:9 section for direct drawing. But you can also have a 16:10 canvas inside

[@shirakamisaku]

Hi Will Nebula White release a small size one?

[@michellemartorell6582]

As of right now, the white nebula is only sold in the Pen Tablet Medium Bundle SE. There are no plans as of now to make a small nebula white. Sorry!

[@tarakdungdes]

will the circle turn to oval as well if i trace round object on this tablet on 16:10 monitor?

[@IanSayers]

In our Driver Panel, you can tick a box to "Force Proportions" which will allow for a perfect circle on 16:10 displays.

[@oiseaufeu]

Bro, all drawing tablets have pen pressure. It is usually 8192 of pen pressure on every tablets and pen and display tablets as well. Many of your arguments are not valid. The tablet to display ratio argument would only apply to pen and display tablets as they have a screen resolution with colour range to adjust to the main display. And to be fair, you can use the mouse most of the time for a photo collage, a photo montage or some photo effects. The only time I would use a tablet in a photo montage will be for the hand drawn selection tool and the brushes.
Also, what's he point of having 2 pens for the tablet? I mean, every other tablets have only one pen in their packaging with spare nibs and it lasts forever (not the nib though). I do believe that a glove should be in every tablet's packaging. And most drawing tablets and pen and display tablets come with a pen stand with the nibs inside.

[@PhiddyPford]

Never used the second pen? It gave a totally different feeling, both can be set different for ease

[@bp8085]

Yeah but I use 3 monitors

[@arbull7264]

this is a bit complicated

[@IanSayers]

Sorry to read that you find this a bit complicated. I am happy to help make it less complicated if you need some support or further help.