*EDIT* Find my follow-up post with instructions on setting up the easel with the Ergotron arm and an anti-scratch-fix guide HERE, thanks for your attention!*EDIT END*īelow you find some images and some commentary - from unboxing to the final setup, let me know if you have some questions regarding this setup in a comment. A small A4 sized tablet is all I need and so far it did not disappoint in that regard! I use keyboard shortcuts all the time, so I don´t need fancy buttons on the tablet. I kicked my secondary 26" monitor a year ago because most of the time I didn´t used all the space on the screen and I found that this is actually true when drawing. My decision to go for it was due to the fact that I don´t want my entire desktop to be a monitor with additional heating function in the summer, a 22HD or 24HD was absolutely too huge and too expensive.
#Opencanvas 1.1 does not work with wacom cintiq 13hd portable#
Many people grumped that 13" is too small and there is no VESA mount.Calm down, it is possible to mount without VESA and it is not too small, if you are into drawing you don´t need a larger space than A4 size or 13".įirst off, the Cintiq 13HD is a mobile and lightweight tool, you can´t have it all, either portable or big and bulky.
The Cintiq investment was to fill the missing 10% potential and that is why I eagerly waited for it. It is "roughly visualized" like doing 90% when you know you could do 100% on a paper. I´m a tablet user and have worked with the Intuos line for ages, but especially when it comes to finishing line-drawing or details, I found that I am not at 100% of my drawing abilities. When Wacom introduced this new, smaller tablet of their HD-line in March 2013, one thing was clear I had to get one!
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