The instructions are pretty basic however I had mine up and running in minutes with no complications. You will find everything you need in the box to get you hooked up and ready to go. I guess it keeps the price down and I’m in favour of that. When your XP-Pen arrives it will come in a very standard brown box with no obvious branding or flashy graphics showing off what it can do. The tablet is not multitouch, meaning you can’t use your fingers to paint or do anything on it.
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01 inĬompatibility:Windows 7/8/10 and Mac OS 10.10 or later, no linux.
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Viewing angle: IPS LED screen with good viewing angles (178 degrees, or +/-89 degrees)Īctive area:18.76″ x 10.5″ (476.64 x 268.11 mm)ĭisplay Resolution: 1920×1080 dpi up to 16M colorsĪccuracy:Accuracy (parallax, gap between pen’s drawn line and screen) plus or minus. Pressure Levels: 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity This is still no small amount, but it does bring the price into the realms of realistic even for a hobbyist. A comparable sized Wacom is going to cost three to four times as much. This is currently retailing at less than $550 on . This is a huge plus point for this tablet. So let’s get the big bit out of the way to start with, price. Overall, I consider this a good tablet and definitely a great affordable alternative to Cintiq. You also receive an HDMI cable, USB connector, two stylus pens, a pen stand with extra nibs in it and two pen charger cables.
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The XP-Pen Artist 22 Pro is a Graphics Monitor Display developed by XP-Pen Technology which was founded in 2005 according to their website.you can find the XP-Pen Artist 22 Pro on their website, If you purchase the package deal you will receive a screen protector, drawing glove, a VGA connector cable, so I advise you to have a DVI cable on hand if you need it. We have been asked many times before to take a look at some of the more affordable display tablets and the kind people at XP-Pen were happy to oblige and provide me with their Artist 22 Pro tablet which I will be considering in this review.
$2000 GULP! I have since spent time using a Wacom Cintiq and I know that they are worth every penny, but it is a lot of pennies. The first thing I did was open the Wacom website and take a look at the cost of this magical device.
Maybe Im the only one, but Ill never forget the first time I saw someone painting directly onto the screen of a Wacom Cintiq. I know I did, I had a tiny Wacom Bamboo and a few years later upgraded to a Wacom Intuos 5. We all probably started with an entry level digital art tablet , with limited functions and space to work. In this review we will be looking at the XP-Pen Artist 22 Pro to see if this can help you take your work to the next level. Whether you are painting digitally, sculpting in ZBrush or using 3ds Max, chances are you use a graphics tablet of some description.
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