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Name: Wacom - Intuos Art Creative Small Pen and Touch Tablet - Black
Brand: Wacom
SKU: 4359301
Price: 99.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (1079 reviews)

Wacom - Intuos Art Creative Small Pen and Touch Tablet - Black

Model:: CTH490AK; |
SKU:: 4359301

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QuestionOkay, there is one tablet for drawing and one for art? What is the difference? Are the tools different for the two categories or what?
Asked 9 years ago by Bonnie.
- Answer There actually is a difference between the Intuos Art and the Intuos Draw, unlike what others said. The difference is that the Intuos Draw, unlike the Art, Comic, Photo, and 3D, does NOT support Multi-touch. Meaning you cannot zoom in and out, move the screen, etc using finger gestures. If you compare the Intuos Draw, Photo, Art, and Comic on Wacom's website, it will state this as well. I am not sure why Wacom decided to not include Multi-touch on the Intuos Draw, but I do find this to be a drawback, although not everyone does. The software that comes with the Art is Corel Painter Essentials, although I am not completely sure if it is the latest version as I have seen conflicting statements regarding the version. The software that comes with the Draw is ArtRage Lite and if you look on ArtRage's website, you can see the exact features compared with ArtRage 4 which has more features. I would personally recommend the Intuos Art, as I personally find the Multi-touch feature to be useful to me, and I would prefer to use the Corel Painter Essentials as I have ArtRage 4 (the full version, not the Lite) that came with a laptop I have, and therefore would prefer another software with more features (Corel Painter) as opposed to a lesser version (ArtRage Lite) of a software I already have. I hope my comment is helpful to everyone. I was quite surprised that I hadn't seen other mentions of the lack of Multi-touch on the Draw as opposed to the Photo, Comic, Art, and 3D.
  Answered 9 years ago by Chelsea
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QuestionA Different PenWould a tablet pen with an eraser work on this tablet?
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer No. This tablet is designed with a very specific open
  Answered 10 years ago by Brock
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QuestionEraser?Is it true this model has no eraser tip?
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer It may not have an eraser tip, but you can customize one of the pen buttons as an eraser.
  Answered 10 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionHow big is it? I can't find this anywhere.
Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer It's about the size of an iPad mini. 6x8 inches of actual drawing space.
  Answered 9 years ago by SquooshyPilot
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QuestionDoes this work with ms paint
Asked 9 years ago by Alpaca.
- Answer pretty much works with everything on your screen your whole screen is mapped to the tablet so it work like your mouse Hope this helped n_n
  Answered 9 years ago by Angel
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QuestionIs age 10 too young to use this
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Not at all if your child can use a pen or pencil they will be able to use thus
  Answered 9 years ago by Jeff73989
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Questioncan you send documents like emails
Asked 9 years ago by kevin.
- Answer No, you can not send documents like emails with this touch tablet.
  Answered 9 years ago by CommunityAnswer
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QuestionWill this work on Microsoft power point? While displaying a presentation, can you make notations on screen with this device
Asked 8 years ago by oldpc2017.
- Answer Yes, during a presentation you can right-click on your document and select from one of the pointer, pen, or highlighter options. These work great with the pen on the tablet to markup your slides.
  Answered 8 years ago by Wacom
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Questionwill I be able to do everything with this, like I can do with my mouse?
Asked 8 years ago by Kimm.
- Answer the short answer is yes it works just fine with the IMAC computer visit the Wacom website and youtube there you will find some videos.
  Answered 8 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionThis is my first time buying a drawing tablet and I have heard that non on screen tablets like this one is very difficult to get good at, so is this tablet most likely a good choice? Or should I get a different one?(If so Wich one do you suggest) (low $)
Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer My son is 11 and makes really cool pics with his. You can make them in layers which is extra cool, that way you can adjust your pic without erasing what you want to keep. If you watch this youtube, it will show you how it works. There are some others that add more layers to the same artwork. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg71jFsfmSI Hope it helps.
  Answered 8 years ago by cynsible
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QuestionDo you sell the pen separate? I lost the one
Asked 10 years ago by Doug.
- Answer Can purchase a pen by itself from Wacom directly. Along with other pen choices
  Answered 10 years ago by SDSD
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QuestionHow does this differ from the Bamboo tablets, or does it?
Asked 7 years ago by Jamie.
- Answer Hello! thank you for your question! The Intuos Art is part of the Intuos line of tables, these are the next generation after the Bamboo tablets. The Intuos line now comes with 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity, the Intuos Art will also come with a touch surface for ease of navigation, 4 express keys and the option of going cordless with the optional wireless kit (sold separately).
  Answered 7 years ago by Wacom
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QuestionBye inches how many inches is it?
Asked 7 years ago by Makaela.
- Answer It’s about 6x8 inches!
  Answered 7 years ago by Beatrice
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QuestionIs this tablet compatible with paint tool sai?
Asked 8 years ago by minkymomo.
- Answer Answering my own question: yes it is!
  Answered 8 years ago by minkymomo
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Questionhi does this work on a ipad?
Asked 8 years ago by mm.
- Answer Hello mm Thank you for your question. The Intuos Art needs to be connected to a PC or a Mac in order to operate and it is not compatible with iOS / Android environment. So the short answer is, "No, it does not work for iPad's" Now that said, for an iPad, you may explore the current model of "Bamboo Fineline" or "Bamboo Sketch", these are Styluses that work directly on your iPad screen (you may need to confirm your model as compatible from this link http://www.wacom.com/en-us/comp) For any other technical questions, you may contact customer support from here http://www.wacom.com/en-us/support Regards Wacom
  Answered 8 years ago by Wacom
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QuestionI am looking for a pad to help with very small photo editing details, and to also double as a signature pad to sign electronic documents. Will this do that? If not, what product will? Wanting to buy asap
Asked 8 years ago by Confused.
- Answer Small photo editing depends on software you are using. Does a pretty good job in photo editing when I use Photoshop. You can buy more expensive products that work better but this does a nice job for my purposes. It can be used for a signature pad and a track pad.
  Answered 8 years ago by pat949
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QuestionCan this tablet be used to edit pictures in Photoshop?
Asked 9 years ago by Delandgal.
- Answer Yes
  Answered 8 years ago by JooBB
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Question1 Does computer screen size matter or is the tablet adjusted to any screen size? 2. Is it precise enough to write math problems and solve equations such as a whiteboard?
Asked 4 years ago by Jco61.
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QuestionDoes the pen have a pressure sensitive tip?
Asked 7 years ago by EliteGnu.
- Answer Yes
  Answered 7 years ago by Rick
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QuestionI wanted to get this to use to edit photos. . Ill be using programs like light room and photoshop. Can i get this instead of the photo one that best buy doesnt sell.
Asked 7 years ago by Kyle.
- Answer Yes! I use this for photography and design, it works great with photoshop, Lightroom, etc.
  Answered 7 years ago by Shutterbug23
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Wacom - Intuos Art Creative Small Pen and Touch Tablet - Black

Q: QuestionOkay, there is one tablet for drawing and one for art? What is the difference? Are the tools different for the two categories or what?

Q: QuestionA Different PenWould a tablet pen with an eraser work on this tablet?

Q: QuestionEraser?Is it true this model has no eraser tip?

Q: QuestionHow big is it? I can't find this anywhere.

Q: QuestionDoes this work with ms paint

Q: QuestionIs age 10 too young to use this

Q: Questioncan you send documents like emails

Q: QuestionWill this work on Microsoft power point? While displaying a presentation, can you make notations on screen with this device

Q: Questionwill I be able to do everything with this, like I can do with my mouse?

Q: QuestionThis is my first time buying a drawing tablet and I have heard that non on screen tablets like this one is very difficult to get good at, so is this tablet most likely a good choice? Or should I get a different one?(If so Wich one do you suggest) (low $)

Q: QuestionDo you sell the pen separate? I lost the one

Q: QuestionHow does this differ from the Bamboo tablets, or does it?

Q: QuestionBye inches how many inches is it?

Q: QuestionIs this tablet compatible with paint tool sai?

Q: Questionhi does this work on a ipad?

Q: QuestionI am looking for a pad to help with very small photo editing details, and to also double as a signature pad to sign electronic documents. Will this do that? If not, what product will? Wanting to buy asap

Q: QuestionCan this tablet be used to edit pictures in Photoshop?

Q: Question1 Does computer screen size matter or is the tablet adjusted to any screen size? 2. Is it precise enough to write math problems and solve equations such as a whiteboard?

Q: QuestionDoes the pen have a pressure sensitive tip?

Q: QuestionI wanted to get this to use to edit photos. . Ill be using programs like light room and photoshop. Can i get this instead of the photo one that best buy doesnt sell.

QuestionOkay, there is one tablet for drawing and one for art? What is the difference? Are the tools different for the two categories or what?

QuestionA Different PenWould a tablet pen with an eraser work on this tablet?

QuestionEraser?Is it true this model has no eraser tip?

QuestionHow big is it? I can't find this anywhere.

QuestionDoes this work with ms paint

QuestionIs age 10 too young to use this

Questioncan you send documents like emails

QuestionWill this work on Microsoft power point? While displaying a presentation, can you make notations on screen with this device

Questionwill I be able to do everything with this, like I can do with my mouse?

QuestionThis is my first time buying a drawing tablet and I have heard that non on screen tablets like this one is very difficult to get good at, so is this tablet most likely a good choice? Or should I get a different one?(If so Wich one do you suggest) (low $)

QuestionDo you sell the pen separate? I lost the one

QuestionHow does this differ from the Bamboo tablets, or does it?

QuestionBye inches how many inches is it?

QuestionIs this tablet compatible with paint tool sai?

Questionhi does this work on a ipad?

QuestionI am looking for a pad to help with very small photo editing details, and to also double as a signature pad to sign electronic documents. Will this do that? If not, what product will? Wanting to buy asap

QuestionCan this tablet be used to edit pictures in Photoshop?

Question1 Does computer screen size matter or is the tablet adjusted to any screen size? 2. Is it precise enough to write math problems and solve equations such as a whiteboard?

QuestionDoes the pen have a pressure sensitive tip?

QuestionI wanted to get this to use to edit photos. . Ill be using programs like light room and photoshop. Can i get this instead of the photo one that best buy doesnt sell.