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We have found the Wacom Intuos (formerly Bamboo) series to be
cost-effective. Some version include the ability to switch back and forth
between touch and stylus operation, which you may find useful. It has
pretty good pressure sensitivity when using the stylus so you can draw
thick or thin lines, etc. by pressing harder or lighter. We use it for
painting masks or circling ROI in images.
http://www.wacom.com/en/ca/creative/intuos-sCraig
On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 4:40 PM, Jean-Pierre CLAMME <
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> Hi,
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> I'm wondering if some of you are using graphic tablets for manual image
> segmentation and which one would you suggest.
>
> I can't spend much so I was wondering what would be the minimum I need to
> still do a good job. I heard Wacom are good but I don't know what I need
> from there list of products. Would a basic intuos be ok or do I have to go
> with the Intuos Pro series?
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> Any help is appreciated
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> Thank you
>
> JP
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