does this use vector graphics? i want the freedom to re-size small drawings to larger dimensions without them looking blurry and stretched
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Manga Studio supports both vector graphics and raster graphics for total flexibility.
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Yes, it will work just fine. They do really good with converting standard size images to a bigger canvas, but the better the picture the better it will turn out. I was really happy with the way mine turned out. I used a picture that was a little fuzzy and the canvas looked a little fuzzy like the picture, but the quality was great besides that.
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Actually... you can change the resolution to 1024 x 768 - Right click on the desktop.. go to Properties &gt; Settings Tab &gt; Click on Advanced - Click on the Monitor tab... and uncheck the box that says "Hide modes that this monitor cannot display." At that point you can change the resolution to 1024 x 768. You can move the mouse to the top and bottom extremes to scroll the desktop up and down. I had this same issue when trying to install Adobe Illustrator CS3. It required 1024 x 768 minimum. I made the change and was able to install the software. No need for an external monitor. Funny thing is... I can run Illustrator fine once it is installed in the standard 1024 x 600 resolution. Hope that helps. Mark
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No on both points. however it can save a step by step on the same drawing. this way you can remove layers on the completed drawing.
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We use this for high school geometry. If you are a Graphics Design major, I would get the best tool that you can afford. Research your choice based on the standard in the industry and what people who have the job that you want are using. You are doing vector images now, but will you want to do more in the future? I am not crazy about the capture, but that is because we had so many technical issues getting it to work. I hope this helps a little.
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I would recomend Paint.Net or Gimp. Paint.Net I believe supports tablets and is basically a cross between MS Paint and Photoshop tools, Gimp I've never used but I've heard good things about plus I believe both of them are free.
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I own the 550XL but the software should be the same: The machine will come with AutoPunch and HyperText; this software allows you to open other people's designs and create text from any font on your computer. Technically this software will allow you to load an image and convert it to a digital file but I've found this aspect of the software to be somewhat limited with anything but the most basic of objects but it'll get the job done. My machine did *not* come with PhotoStich which allows you to take a photo (like from a camera) and convert it to a digital file. Also not included will be the CrossStich, which will create digitized images in a series of X's instead of solid stitches or lines.
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It's better to have vector QR codes. I once used a JPG and the resolution wasn't great. With vectors, resolution is absurdly high.
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Well, Havent tried that but It works every bit as good as my old Wacom 6*8 Serial, and that worked pretty well. Really gonna depend on what program U are using. THis tablet does work with photoshop CS2? Cant remember which version I have. I mainly Use it with ArtRage, which is amazing with this tablet.
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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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I'm not sure regarding Paintshop Pro X6 Ultimate Program, but I sure do work with Adobe Photoshop CS5 and it works great with many layers, hence it definitely preserves the basic and depths of a pencil sketch. So, I don't see why it shouldn't work!
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i think quality is good because the each line is a vector. so u can set the pdi from pdf to jpg as you want.
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I seriously doubt it. I finally threw it out because it was too old and would not work on my newer XP version or Windows 8 machine. I got the message it was already loaded, but it was not there in either machine. Too bad because only decent program I could find that let you change your art to JPG format. All the other programs I have tried you can only open the art work with the program you made it with and couldn't find any conversion software online that worked either
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In theory yes. I use Manga Studio, Krita, and GIMP. Between those three, the .psd file conversion has no flaws I've found. The real test is how they handle fonts between the two programs. I have no Photoshop, so I cannot verify if it works or not. Just make sure to save images you want to work on between the programs as .psd and IN THEROY, it should work just fine.
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try zooming in closer when trying fine detail. Make resolution of file you are making at least 300/dpi. Its a work around, but for $500 it would be a steal. I think its overpriced at USD 599. But couldn't ever afford ( justify to self ) Cintique, even the cheapie.
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I would imagine that it is... I don't really create any graphics. But I do have an older version of Adobe Photoshop Extensions that I will install, and maybe play around with.
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No, the image may only be resized. To edit designs you would need embroidery software .