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(08-24-2026, 09:04 PM)Grimpo Wrote:(08-24-2026, 01:26 PM)Scallact Wrote: IMHO, tablets are not really that good for fine precision work. It more adapted to (and intended for) free artistic drawing, or fast filling of surfaces. I have a Wacom and a very precise mouse (3Dconnexion), and the latter is better for fine details contouring.
Don't get me wrong, tablets are fantastic tool, just maybe not the best for your use case.
Hope this helps.
That does help, thanks.
(08-24-2026, 04:27 PM)Xxxx Wrote: When it comes to editing photos and selecting fine details (and, for that matter, for all mouse-related tasks), I couldn't do without a tablet anymore.
Thanks. I think I'd better get some hands-on practice with a tablet and a 3D mouse before I buy. (If I can find a salesman who will oblige me).
Sorry, I was not very clear, my mouse is not a 3D mouse (SpaceMouse), it's the CADMouse from 3Dconnexion. I found it when searching for a mouse with 3 buttons.
As you can see from both advises, your mileage may vary. If you try before you buy, take into account the fact that a tablet needs some training to be efficient with.