“Someone asked if this is compatible with the Asus q53 2in1? Please let me know. I have gotten the pen to pair with the asus and write on the screen, including displaying pressure sensitivity in the windows ink sketchpad, but not in Photoshop? What gives?”
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Hello VeniaTulip Thank you for your questions. For the tip of the pen to work, you must have MPP (Microsoft Pen Protocol) or Wacom AES Pen Technology built-in with your device (One or the other is a must). For what I can see you have it working, so you most definitely have that aspect covered. Here's a good link for you to have at hand wacom.com/en-us/getting-started/bamboo-ink Now, it seems you are only missing Pen Pressure inside Photoshop and for this you may likely need to get Photoshop's Pen pressure recognition on (have in mind not all tools have pen pressure). For example, If you are using the CC version you can go to the "Window" option from the upper menu and select "Brush" (you can also simply press F5 to get there) and from there you can see for "Shape Dynamics", a drop down menu next to Control: , there you want to make sure it is set to Pen Pressure. If you need further assistance please reach out to Customer Support support.wacom.com Regards
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