can you color what you are draw with this tablet or do you have to buy some kind of software to color what you draw with it?
201583
You need a program to draw and color. But that can be something as simple as paint or complex as Photoshop. So unless the program you use only allows for black and white the you should be fine
1067712
You can as long as you have another specialized software, the tablet hasi its own software wich can help you, but i rather use it for drawings and design!
1603283
You can use it on anything with a usb port, the proper drivers (on a disk that comes with the tablet or on the company website), and a drawing program.
2063320
Can see why you could not. But there is a painter lite ( look at the Corel.com site). But it work best with a Wacom tablet.
2010336
Small tablets makes settle changes to the colors. You can use one big tablet and a small one to create different shades.
1325015
There is a disc that comes with the tablet. You must install the disc in order for the tablet to work at its full potential. I'm sure it would work without installing the disc but you would probably run into problems. With any Graphic Tablet you will need to install the programs.
155389
Yes. There is an app called pen memo which allows drawing. You can also draw in the eBook app. There may be other ways also -- specialized app?
79156
You can only use the printer with it. You cannot color it in after it is printed. You would need to use a program, like Photo Shop, to color it in on the computer before you printed it. My daughter has tried coloring it in with a colored pencil and it would not work.
573649
There are many software programs that allow you to paint or draw on a computer. In these programs you first create a surface to work on. This usually consists of a blank white area. To draw or paint you would then click on a tool option such as a brush or pencil, select a color, and then click and drag your the cursor over the top of the canvas. You can draw with a mouse--but it is awkward for many reasons. Most people buy a digital tablet which comes with a pen (stylus) that controls the cursor on their computer. With a stylus you have many more options on how the strokes are made and it is much easier to draw with because you hold the stylus like you would a regular pen. Some people, like myself, have a pressure sensitive laptop that comes with a stylus. This enables me to use the stylus directly on the monitor of my laptop. I can adjust settings so that if I push harder on the stylus my brush stroke gets darker, or wider, or both. That is something you cannot do with a mouse. To change the line thickness with a mouse you have to go to the brush size and change it. Digital painting is a very big area right now. It is amazing what some people can create. I hope this helps.
726764
Have you looked at the Wacom "Inkling"? I think the down side is that you can't draw in "real time" on the computer screen - everything is offline - but it would certainly allow you to do what you're asking about above. You can find it here: http://www.wacom.com/en/Products/Inkling.aspx Good luck!
2127737
The tablet functions as a "mouse" sort of input. I've only used it with GIMP once, but it did everything I needed it to. Depending on how you use your mouse, and what buttons you're using, you may lose some functionality in that respect, but that's only if you completely forgo the mouse for the tablet input.
1850804
I have the paint tools set, I have a KINDLE FIRE HD & Crayola just recently added a photo editing APP to Amazon Prime in addition to the Crayola Paint APP. I will say this, even though both are free; in the Paint APP you ONLY have access to 5 coloring pages, otherwise known as backgrounds!! So to unlock all of the others and the majority of stamps & such you MUST HAVE AT LEAST THE CRAYOLA PAINTING TOOLS!! No joke!!
1124430
Yes, they are. And make sure you get a program that you like. The tablet comes with drawing programs, but I found that updating to Sketchbook Pro and Photoshop Touch was better than sticking to the original programs.
159684
You can use a pen or stylus with it but it does not have sensitivity settings like a pad would. If your looking to be able to get different brush strokes with pressure input this will not do that.
2036521
What you do on the tablet shows up on your computer monitor. They do make graphic art tablets that have displays right on them, but they can be preeetty expensive. Coordinating yourself to work with drawing on the tablet while looking at the monitor is kind of tough at first, but just work with it regularly for a month or two and it will become second nature.
537872
Yes, though make sure you don't lose the extra nibs. I'm not a great artist and the skill is more important than the tablet (this is a pretty baseline one, I think).You can definitely draw with it.
550402
Yes you can. The device comes with a stylus but the screen is actually pressure sensitive. This means you can even do finger art. Just want to add something. Some lines (made with very light pressure) can appear on screen but may not appear in the saved version (PDF). Not sure why bu I guess the save is not as sensitive as the actual screen.