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Wacom One M
10", 2540 lpi
Question about Wacom One M
Hello everyone I am looking for something to write notes by hand in learning materials. Is a graphics tablet the right one? This Wacon would basically suffice, but a stupid question: How do I orientate myself? There are ones that show the picture but this one seems to be black, how do you know where you are drawing or I where I am writing? Thanks for your help
Helpful answer
Hello,
I use the Wacom One for taking notes at university, works great. When you bring the pen close to the tablet, the cursor is displayed in the corresponding place on the screen, so you know where you are writing. It really is very intuitive. The whole thing is basically like a giant mouse pad, except that you need a special pen.
I use the Wacom One for taking notes at university, works great. When you bring the pen close to the tablet, the cursor is displayed in the corresponding place on the screen, so you know where you are writing. It really is very intuitive. The whole thing is basically like a giant mouse pad, except that you need a special pen.
The Wacom can be used in two different ways:
1) In relative mode, which works like a mouse, only here as a pen. When the pen approaches the pad (any starting point), it continues writing from the point where the cursor is currently positioned. This mode works without installing any software. The Wacom simply needs to be plugged in (Plug & Play) and it can be used in this way.
2) In absolute mode. The Wacom displays the screen (you have to install Wacom software and calibrate the pad). If the pen hits the centre of the pad, for example, the cursor is also in the centre of the screen, and the same applies to other positions such as top left, etc. As the pad has no display, you have to look at the screen - but with a little practice you will get used to it.
1) In relative mode, which works like a mouse, only here as a pen. When the pen approaches the pad (any starting point), it continues writing from the point where the cursor is currently positioned. This mode works without installing any software. The Wacom simply needs to be plugged in (Plug & Play) and it can be used in this way.
2) In absolute mode. The Wacom displays the screen (you have to install Wacom software and calibrate the pad). If the pen hits the centre of the pad, for example, the cursor is also in the centre of the screen, and the same applies to other positions such as top left, etc. As the pad has no display, you have to look at the screen - but with a little practice you will get used to it.