Testseek.com have collected 19 expert reviews of the Wacom Bamboo Capture Pen and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Wacom Bamboo Capture Pen.
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19 Reviews
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Published: 2013-07-17, Author: Brian , review by: examiner.com
Abstract: Wacom has the following four Bamboo “Pen Tablet” models: Create ($199), Capture ($99), Splash ($79) and Connect ($79). Each model varies in features and included software.Bamboo Capture features: • 1024 Pressure Levels of Sensitivity • Multi-Touch Gesture...
Abstract: Wacom recently introduced their new line of Bamboo tablets, and we thought we’d revisit the use of stylus and tablet tools to give it a try. For our test we worked with the Bamboo Capture, described by the company as most apt for enthusiast digital p...
Responsive to input with stylus or finger, Great-value software bundle, Optional wireless interface
Active area is a bit small, Stylus lacks digital eraser, and feels uncomfortable with extended use
The Bamboo Capture is a smartly designed, fun-to-use tablet that will please doodlers and photo-imaging pros alike. The software bundle alone is worth much of the price. ...
Accurate positioning and pressure sensitivity, Multi-touch and pen input with one device, Excellent software bundle,
No more eraser, Flimsy plastic pen,
The Bamboo Capture is no longer the killer value it once was, thanks to the now-missing eraser, but it's still a good drawing tablet for basic sketch and collaboration work. ...
Inexpensive. Makes for a surprisingly good mouse replacement. Green accents are sexy but not obnoxious.
Small active area may frustrate some users. Included software is buggy. Scrolling works better for drawing than everyday use.
Eighty dollars isn’t pocket change, but it’s hard not to recommend this starter tablet for anyone who wants to make the switch. It fulfills all of its promises—it just doesn’t make many. Product Bamboo Connect Pen Company Wacom Contact wacom.com P...
Abstract: Wacom has been synonymous with professional tablets for years. Lately, they have been reaching out to the more casual Artiste with their line of Bamboo products. Their new generation of consumer tablets shows Wacom's push into a new market with a stro...
Facilidad de instalación. Diseño ambidiestro, Se pueden usar dedos y configurar gestos adicionales, No es necesario apoyar el lápiz en la tableta, se puede usar en el aire, 3 puntas de repuesto, Módulo inalámbrico
Hay que habituarse a su uso
La tableta digital parecía ser un dispositivo exclusivo para el sector profesional del diseño, donde el ratón no puede llegar en aspectos como la libre movilidad de nuestra mano o el tipo de trazo según presión. Pero nada más lejos de la realidad, los afi...
Es muy fácil de instalar, configurar y usar. Si se usa con Photoshop o Final Cut (o cualquier otro programa de edición) vas a ver que el control será mayor y podrás maniobrar con mayor facilidad y rapidez. Se puede usar como trackpad
A pesar de que tiene opción para usarla de manera inalámbrica, los componentes para hacerlo no son fáciles de encontrar. La pluma no tiene borrador
Si eres un diseñador, fotógrafo o simplemente quieres tener más control en programas de edición (dos incluidos), esta Bamboo Capture es para ti....
