I just a month ago purchased my Cintiq Companion and I would like to know would this work with this device? Is there a difference in drawing with it?
1001304
There is no difference while drawing. The cover will protect the screen, I recommended 100%
1001305
Hi Andre, I own the cintiq 13" and It fit perfectly, I honestly don't use my device so much for drawing, I do mostly photo retouching, but I haven't had any issues with it, for me it was a great purchase, and my screen seems pretty well protected. Hope this helps.
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I cannot perceive a difference at all. It works so well with it on. Do they sell a protector specifically for the Companion? If so, I would not hesitate to get it as it will protect the screen and my hand glides nicely across it uncovered or with my Smudge Guard one-fingered glove, which also was a great buy!
1001307
There's pretty much no difference in screen sensitivity with the screen protector on. It works well with the Companion and Companion Hybrid.
1001308
The film should work with Cintiq Companion since it uses the same screen as the 13HD. Have not noticed any difference in drawing with the film installed. In case you don't have an Art Pen which supports brush rotation, you should consider getting one.
1001309
I have ther hybrid and tried this screen protector, the pen worked fine and it fit perfectly but touch with fingers became so buggy I decided to take it off.
1001310
This should work with the companion it is the same size as the 13hd. The feel is matte so it feels almost identicle to the stock surface. I have been using it about two months on my 13hd and it is still working beautifully as a screen protector.
1165429
This tablet works with Illustrator, Photoshop and Corel Draw, not to mention a few others, it's large and you can 'trace' your drawing by laying it on the tablet and going over the lines with the 'pen'. Very nice.
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No Kim. the tablet is simplya surface interface. What you draw can only be seen on the monitor. I think that what you are looking for might be the touch screen monitor that supports Wacom pens. That is somewhere between 900 & 2000 dollars depending on the size you buy.
1366401
You can never upgrade or modify the Cintiq Companion. It's basically a mediocre computer and will become outdated very quickly. It's as-is stats are very poor if you're a professional artist handling files in PS that are larger than 3000x3000px and 300dpi. And the inability to hook it up to a desktop computer to use as a monitor is just silly and basically halves the usage of the thing. If it could be used as a "normal" Cintiq, it's meh stats wouldn't even matter.
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Question was cut off, there was no driver that came with the tablet but a visit to the wacom site and download a driver for your specific tablet should fix any issues. If you are just plugging it.it should.draw fine ,their isnt any pen pressure ,line gets bigger with pushing down. Any other questions please feel free to adk
627926
Perfect question because that is the precise pen I bought to go with the books. Yes it works with it. Just upload the software to the pen for the books of your choice and you'll be set.
2241511
Im really not sure what you mean. This device just plugs into a USB port and you can draw with the electronic pen. My daughter uses Adobe Illustratator with hers. It just sounds like you are talking about a completely different device.
295475
If you order from wacoms website directly they offer cintiq setups with the appropriate adapter for your country. Dont know about ordering on amazon though.
1390805
The Wacom Intuos3 tablet does not display anything on the tablet itself; you have to get used to watching the PC screen as you're moving the pen over the surface of the tablet. Wacom does put out the Cintiq line of tablets which DO display your image right on the tablet itself, but of course these are much more expensive. The cheapest of these will set you back a thousand dollars, and even then, some of the people who have used the cheapest Cintiq seem to regard it as a beta product, a little rough around the edges. (There is a better Cintiq tablet, but it costs around $2000.)
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I recently bought one as a replacement for a DTZ-2100 C/G. Based on my research, the intuos 3 pens (which this is) share the same interface with this generation of Cintiq(DTZ). I haven't used it much yet, but I can confirm that it looks/feels like the old one and calibrated correctly to the screen. Worked same as the original in limited use.
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The difference between these products is this is the one you want. They both work as a smaller cintiq plugged into your computer but the 13HD came out before, and can not work independently as a mobile sketching tool. Also, there are some things about the functionality that people with the 13HD have complained about regarding the looseness of the cable which links to the monitor which can cause the screen to go black as you shift around while drawing. I should also note that if you go to the wacom store like I did, this product starts at 1200, with free shipping. So after taxes was about 1400, only about 400 more than the 13HD. The difference between these products is this is the one you want. They both work as a smaller cintiq plugged into your computer but the 13HD came out before, and can not work independently as a mobile sketching tool. Also, there are some things about the functionality that people with the 13HD have complained about regarding the looseness of the cable which links to the monitor which can cause the screen to go black as you shift around while drawing. I should also note that if you go to the wacom store like I did, this product starts at 1200, with free shipping. So after taxes was about... » Read More The difference between these products is this is the one you want. They both work as a smaller cintiq plugged into your computer but the 13HD came out before, and can not work independently as a mobile sketching tool. Also, there are some things about the functionality that people with the 13HD have complained about regarding the looseness of the cable which links to the monitor which can cause the screen to go black as you shift around while drawing. I should also note that if you go to the wacom store like I did, this product starts at 1200, with free shipping. So after taxes was about 1400, only about 400 more than the 13HD. « Show Less
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I believe this one is the classic version. Which also is a grip pen but not to be confused with the newer version grip pen. I accidentally got the newer one and it wasn't compatible. I use a Cintiq 21UX.
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Negative. It's simply used to take notes and doodle. Can't draw or take notes and connect to another device.
970003
Short answer: Yes. And you'll love it.Complete information: from https://store.wacom.com/us/en/product/KP701E2/"For use with: Intuos Pro, Intuos5 (all models), Intuos4 (all models), Cintiq 21UX (DTK2100), Cintiq 24HD, Cintiq 24HD touch, Cintiq 22HD, Cintiq 22HD touch, Cintiq 13HD, Cintiq Companion, and Cintiq Companion Hybrid."
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That's the biggest reason, yes, but also because some people want to use it as a traditional cintiq when connected to a computer. The companion can't do that.
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The Cintiq is just a monitor. You will need to connect it to a separate computer.
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I'm not an artist, but you might find this comparison between an ep121 and the 21 inch cintiq useful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAZg9bEPm1E