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Graphics tablets are not always the first thing you'd think of when someone mentions digital imaging. Most people use a mouse, and although the some mice today have high resolution and smooth ball-free operation, graphics tablets can offer undeniable advantages.
The major factor is ergonomics, as we should all be familiar with holding and using a pen and it's a fact that the chance of repetitive strain injury is reduced compared to using a mouse. Editing fine details of an image with a pen held in your hand is much easier than having to hold a mouse with your entire hand. Pens allow for a more comfortable and precise movement, and can even be used regularly for general operating system use if you like.
Wacom have provided a pen, pen holder and mouse with this Graphire2 tablet. The pen is basic with tips at each end, both are configurable in the setup software. The mouse is wireless and ball-less and is quite usable. To be able to use it though it must sit upon the graphics tablet, so it can be a bit annoying if you constantly want to swap between the two. The plastic surface of the tablet can be lifted up allowing you to place a photo or image underneath to trace over. When trying this however, we found problems in aligning the area on the monitor to the tablet.
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