This was very annoying and didn’t make the experience very good. When I looked at the pen where it connected to the screen the pen and program didn’t connect in the same spot. If I did calibrate it as supposed by Wacom, you do this by clicking in some crosses on the screen with the pen, the calibration didn’t work out for me. When I first started up the Cintiq however I had some problems calibrating it. When I use it I feel like I did when I made maps for my games I played while growing up. It works like a charm and it really is like going back to draw on paper. Or at least I had to work very hard to get the result I was after.
Wacom cintiq 13hd will not work with opencanvas 1.1 full#
It worked fine but I always felt that I couldn’t get my full potential into the maps while using it. Before I had the Cintiq I had a Wacom Bamboo. So how is it to draw with? I mainly use the Cintiq to make digital maps and map objects so that is what I will refer to during this review. I usually keep my pen in it when I’m not working so I won’t lose it, and so that my kids don’t find it and starts to play with it. They all come delivered in a very nice little box that has a nice magnetic kind of lock that gives a very expensive feeling. You also get a pen and some nibs with the Cintiq. The connection works without a problem, but as I said the actual construction feels fragile. I’ve also read on the net that quite a lot of people have had problems with the connector that it will drop out while moving the Cintiq during work. This generally works very well but the connection to the Cintiq feels very fragile and I am always a bit worried that it will break by mistake. In the package you get a cable that you connect to the Cintiq on one side, on the other side the cable splits up into three different cables, one for the USB, one Hdmi and one for electricity. The biggest thing that could need an improvement in the future is the actual connector to the Cintiq. Of course there are some small things they could have done better. All things are really of very high quality and I must say that I don’t really have anything to complain about when it comes to the hardware. I wanted the real thing, and luckily enough the 13hd just looked like it would be that.Įverything from the box to the actual Cintiq itself both felt and looked top notch, unpacking it was a nothing but a pleasure. Of course there was the 12wx before but for some reason that one never felt like the real thing for me with its lower resolution. When the 13hd arrived on the market there was suddenly one that was in a price span that I could afford. When I received my Cintiq on the post I was like child at Christmas, I’ve been dreaming of one since I knew they existed, but they’ve always been too expensive. First I will write a bit about my impressions of the hardware and then what it is like to work with. I’ve had my Wacom Cintiq 13hd for two months now and thought I should put down my thoughts of it here on the blog. But at the moment I’m stranded with a piece of hardware that I cannot Posted in Maps | Tagged stylus, Wacom | Leave a reply Cintiq 13hd review Don’t really know where to go from here, but I sincerely hope that Wacom will fix this in the end. Wacom have acknowledged that the WICS 2 suffers from severe offset and line staircasing, and so we’ve had to make the difficult decision to not support the Wacom Intuos Creative Stylus 2.”Īt the moment the pen doesn’t live up to anything that Wacom promises, and it really makes me angry. “We’ve been working with Wacom for several months in an attempt to resolve these issues, but unfortunately there isn’t a solution. I would actually not recommend it for anyone at its current state. Well I’m really sad to say that this probably is the biggest piece of crap that I have ever bought for my mapping. Well at last the support is there, or to be more exact, the pen is unsupported but works in the program. Especially I waited for procreate to support it. Some months ago I bought an Intuos creative stylus 2 from #Wacom. Well the first impression was that it didn’t work very well, especially the offset from where you where drawing was too big.īut the pen was new and not many programs supported it on the ipad yet.
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