There is something magnanimously cathartic about putting pen to paper. The motion channels memories from simpler times when my thoughts could commit to and hold steadfast to the task at hand without being so easily diverted. Perhaps it is this notion that makes working with a tablet so desirable; they are more efficient in more … Read more
If you’re getting serious about your photography you should be getting serious about your edits. This review of the Inutos Pen & Touch will look to tell if this is a right fit for the photog
A tablet can really change your workflow and make you a lot more productive. And boy, does Wacom deliver! The Intuos5 is an excellent graphic tablet and after using it for a week, I can see why Wacom’s tablets are the standard of the photo and graphic industry.
Don’t be fooled into thinking a Wacom tablet is only for Photoshop. It can totally transform your LR workflow for the better. Here’s how to set-up.
Making the leap to editing on a graphics display can be intimidating, both technically and cost-wise. The XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro helps ease the transition on both fronts, which begs the question: Could this be the ultimate retouching tool?
Xcellon has a new wired numeric keyboard for Mac (And other USB-C supported devices) that just may be my new favorite peripheral to type on!
How does the Loupedeck+ compare with its predecessor? Is it worth the time it takes to learn to use it? The answers to these and other questions wait inside this article!
It’s a pleasure, but is it a workhorse for photographers?
Big savings, for a short time.
There’s still a clear leader
Regardless of what you shoot, and no matter what post processing software you’re partial to, a Wacom tablet will likely improve your workflow and the quality of your edits in ways you simply can’t replicate without one. We’re often asked about retouching techniques and ultra specifics about the processes, and while that is oh-so-necessary, perhaps … Read more
