Using this device, you'll be able to draw however and whatever you want. The XP-PEN Artist12 puts most mid-range drawing tablets to shame.
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Sure, it is useable but pretty awkward and not necessarily conducive towards increasing productivity.īottom line, the Huion KAMVAS Pro 16 will cost you some but the artistic opportunities that the tablet will provide are worth paying the somewhat elevated price. The stand does not even come close to the proverbial cake though. Setting tech aside, the pen, with its ergonomic shape and supple rubble grip, is comfortable to hold, easy to use, and fun to create with.īut, even when you take everything above into account, the full-laminated screen with the ultra-slim AG glass takes the cake, minimizing parallax and ensuring seamless contact between the glass and the screen, which means that the cursor will be following the pen's most minute movements.
That can also include its 60-degree tilt recognition so that the gadget is able to imitate strokes with various shapes, allowing you to create the most innovative work. That mysterious right tech might include the pen's 266 PPS to enable smooth and consistent line input. When the right tech is there, drawing on tablets can be so much fun that even the biggest downsides to the method become negligible. What's even more interesting though is that the colors remain realistic even when viewed from angles ranging from -89° to +89°, letting you play with different viewpoints. The static contrast ratio is pretty good too, measuring 1000:1 so that, when necessary, the blacks can be drawn pitch-black and the whites can be blinding-bright. Then, you have the device's 120% sRGB color gamut, meaning that the images will look not only nuanced and vibrant but also authentic. The six programmable express keys are pretty slim yet not slim enough to cause misclicking, while the touch bar can be used with the pen to increase productivity and let you navigate the model's settings with more efficiency. The model starts with the 15.6-inch screen, increasing the working area compared to most drawing tablets yet, with its excellent screen-to-body ratio, the gadget measures only 17.32 x 9.84 x 0.39 inches, which means you can still carry this tablet around with comfort and ease. On that note, we'd like to introduce the Huion KAMVAS Pro 16, the tablet that will let you present every artistic detail. Also, the two buttons can be programmed, so you can have multiple shortcuts easily accessible at hand without even touching the tablet.ĭrawing tablets are becoming more and more affordable nowadays but pros are forced to pay anyway because you do not want to settle for anything less than excellent when drawing is something that basically defines you. The balanced weight, the rubberized grip, the two side buttons making the fit natural, everything here contributes towards making this pen feel like an orthodox pen.
Without parallax and with practically no lag, this pen lets you draw with more comfortable than before, and with unerring accuracy. What's also interesting is the pen recognizing the hand's tilt and responding to the movement with accuracy and expediency. What is interesting is the low activation force that recognizes the faintest pen strokes. Of course, not unlike its less expensive competition, the pan that the tablet comes with offers 8,192 pressure levels and 60-degree tilt recognition, nothing interesting about that.
In layman's terms, that means that the device is able to produce vibrant yet accurate colors, not something that you can always quite say about drawing tablets. To start with though, the model's luminance registers at 260.7 nits, exceeding the rated brightness that suggests the tablet peaks at 210 nits. Even pros on a tight budget will not feel restricted using this device. We're not crazy about its size, with the tablet not fitting standard 15.6-inch laptop bags, but we can see where the enlarged footprint is coming from. Wacom Cintiq 16 is a powerhouse, no two ways about it.
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