I normally draw pen and ink on 18x24 paper. How big an image does this project to the desktop? How close will it come to filling an 18x24 space?
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The image will fill the 18 x 24 space. You just have to get the projector far enough away and focus it properly. It just takes some fooling around with until you get it the way you want it.
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Yes, if you order the 18x24 all pages are 18x24. The item description I believe is just stating the variety of different size portfolios that are available.
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I think you can print 16x20 safely and go up to 24x36 with lesser resolution. For more info go to http://www.flickr.com/groups/froknowsphoto/discuss/72157629722925726/
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Thanks very much. Toony type vector art is exactly what I am going to be drawing (at least at first). I am OK with real material but have never tried with a computer. I planned on drawing directly in the Anime Studio Pro 7 but I think I will check out this Alias Sketchbook Pro you talk about.
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which of these ''presentation portfolios'' models in 18''x24'' have these features but includes page refills? maybe at this price just get 2 for a total of 96 pages?..hey answered my own question!. btw, great size for those concert posters you have rolled up in the back of your closet...
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Since the 1430 is not a scanner I assume you want to know how large an image can be printed. The width limit is 13 inches, but lengthwise it will print panoramas that are quite long. I have some prints (using rolled paper) that are 44 inches long (i.e.13" x 44"). Most of my large prints are typically 11 x 17 or 13 x 19, or in that general range (depending on crop) as these are more common paper sizes.Hope this helps.
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Desk or disk space? If disk, maybe you could install it to a flash drive or something? There's not really a lot to get around that. If desk space is an issue: The version I have came with my machine and does require the machine be plugged in and on when the application is first opened. You can unplug it once the app is open and so long as you don't close the application you'll be able do your designing. It will have to be plugged in to send the design to the machine though. If you have the money, you might try something like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001GV00ZM/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_C2UNub13RSVW9 I haven't tried it myself (I installed the software to my laptop and set up a card table next to the machine for it) but this one has fairly good reviews.
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I can't speak to what your preferences are with a tablet but I work on very large artwork myself and even so, the small tablet is what I prefer, anything larger would be cumbersome.
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I do not have a large. Mine is a medium, came with the pen, cable & power supply& Software as noted on Wacom's site.
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definetly an intuos product than graphire or bamboo. 6x8 should be fine and i would highly suggest getting the special edition available on amazon. Some people argued that 6x11 was far better than 6x8 for some reason. Since intuos special edition 6x8 and 6x11 costs the same on amazon ($369), perhaps it would be better to get the 6x11. but that's up to you Summary: 6x8 = for easier portability and ideal for limited desk space 6x11= more accuracy when drawing circles (according to many 6x11 reviews), wider surface to trace art work on, but takes a chunk out of desk space. smaller than 6x8 just don't cut it for professionals, bigger than 6x8 maybe just too big unless you have the desk space to accomodate it. hope this helps!
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Although the active area of the tablet may map to your monitor size, the size of the active area still matters. From my exp, the small and even med Int4 are "writing" tablets because the active area is too small for the strokes adults make when drawing. Personally, I wouldn't go under a 12 x 9 active area for drawing...which, for the "starving artist", means looking at alternative brands to wacom.
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Probably not. It's more of a notebook or you could do drawings ect. Nothing bulky.
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Since the 1430 is not a scanner I assume you want to know how large an image can be printed. The width limit is 13 inches, but lengthwise it will print panoramas that are quite long. I have some prints (using rolled paper) that are 44 inches long (i.e.13" x 44"). Most of my large prints are typically 11 x 17 or 13 x 19, or in that general range (depending on crop) as these are more common paper sizes. Hope this helps.
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I assume you mean a print image. Haven't done that. Can't tell you for certain. However, it will create a 7200 dpi image and creates very large .tiff files. If I recall they're around 20M+.
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The size with mine equated the size of the painting itself. It has extra on the sides and top to mount it on a wooden frame. I am going to have them spaced around six inches apart on my wall, making about a six foot painting. It is a nicely done painting, and you can feel the texture on it. It does not come framed, so keep the cost of that in mind. My husband is handy and making three for me, but you can get frames at some craft stores or framing stores. Good, neutral painting with a little pop of red. My dining room is light brown and cream and this complements well.
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I have not used my printer for photos, so don't have experience to answer your questions. I would think that with photos of that size, 8 1/2 x 11, that would be typical because of the intense ink usage for photos.
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I enjoy mine, but I just use it for sketching. For on the go to be honest it's pretty comparable to my Surface Pro 3 (but the buttons on the Cintiq make it a bit nicer for more than sketching). I would definitely go to the store and play with them. MacMall has them for demo.