Thanks. I have tried different settings with the mouse in PS, but I hate
having to constantly change it. When I switch to Visual Studio programming or
other tasks, especially with dual monitor, a slow mouse becomes nearly useless.
I remember how doing CAD work, being able to instantly go from one point to
another point on the screen without dragging the mouse there was very fast.
Things were always in the same place relative to the puck.
I'm pretty sure I want a pad. Intuos seems to be what many gravitate toward,
but the XP-PEN Deco 3 is also looking attractive.
What I don't know is how the pen on the pad feels. I prefer pencils to ink pens
because I like the drag. There is not much info about that feel. Hence looking
for other's experiences.
Also I probably prefer a pad without a screen. I'm not a real painter type
person.
WayneS
At 5/13/2019 10:32 AM, you wrote:
>Have you tried adjusting your mouse tracking rate (up or down), perhaps even a
>different setting while in PS?
>
>I seem to be blessed with very good fine motor control, so have my tracking
>set near the maximum, and that works for me both on the expanse of the main
>screen and while editing. YMMV.
>
>Michael
>
>On 2019-05-13 1:08 p.m., Wayne Shumaker wrote:
>>I was wondering if anyone here uses a pen + pad for editing in PS? If so, any
>>suggestions? I am finding it very difficult to use the mouse. I get so far in
>>a stroke and mouse hits something or goes off the pad. Even using it on full
>>desktop is hard for me.
>>
>>A number of years ago I had a Wacom (before they had builtin display), but
>>never really used it. Even longer ago, while working at DEC (digital
>>equipment corp), doing IC CAD editing, I used a puck and pad. It became very
>>intuitive after a while.
>>
>>Thanks
>>WayneS
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