Just choose the one that suits you. If you are a novice, it doesn’t need to be too expensive, around 1,000 is enough. Brands like Hanwang and WACOM are very good. After getting the tablet, you still need to get used to it. It will be difficult to use at first.
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1. The so-called professional and super-professional: The so-called professional here is classified from the pressure sensitivity level of the Wacom tablet. 1024 is the professional level and 2048 is the super-professional level. Generally speaking, if you are making game original paintings, advertising original paintings, high-end If you are in professional fields such as illustration, or want to develop in this field, the 2048 level is more suitable.
2. Optimal size: Hand-drawn board formats are divided into A6, A5 and A4 sizes. We have made statistics and found that 70% of computer painting users choose A5-sized hand-drawn boards (the reason is that the size is moderate and convenient Portable and affordable), so this size is called the "golden size" of hand-painted boards.
3. Only buy what suits you: Choosing a Wacom hand-painted tablet depends on your current use and budget. Don’t be confused by some parameters. The most important parameters are the pressure sensitivity level and format size, and there are many other parameters. It has little impact on usage. The biggest determinant of whether you can use a digital tablet to draw beautiful works is the user's drawing ability. The hardware is only an auxiliary, so a mid-range general-purpose hand-painted tablet is enough for most people.