Tablets
With the holiday season now upon us, there’s never been a better time to gift the Apple-lover in your life a brand-new Apple device (even if that Apple-lover happens to be you). In case you need some help deciding which particular Apple product to get, we've put together a list of some of our favorite, more recent products. From the latest-and-greatest MacBook Pro to the revolutionary AirPod Max headphones, all the best Apple products are listed here.
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If you make music, you know that you can’t control when your creativity flashes into existence. Thankfully, the ability to follow the meandering muse is becoming easier and easier via increasingly powerful smartphones, tablets, and user-friendly production apps. With the portable power they give, you can be on a plane or in a train making music and stacking tracks instead of just sitting there being angry that your inspiration lacks the consideration to be well-timed.
So, let’s say that you’ve got these musical ideas in your phone or tablet
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Toy industry expert Freddy Tutiven from Nickelodeon shares his workflow and creative process on how he designs the industry’s hottest toys. Freddy uses the Wacom tablets to produce toys that are featured in some of Hollywood’s most popular films. He will teach you the basics of toy making; bringing it to life. It all starts with a simple sketch then a 3D engineering model and finally a product to market. You will see how simple concept to creation can be using powerful tools such as graphics tablets by Wacom.
From professional graphical designers to casual doodlers, the Wacom Intuos Pro and Intuos Pro Paper Edition are powerful tools to help you transfer what’s on your mind onto the digital frontier for editing, polishing, and sharing. Unlike the Cintiq
I am a pretty creative guy. Well, I’m not pretty, but I am creative. I’ve always been a great fan of tech gadgetry, and I’ve always had this thing for video games. And I like to write. Besides a home full of useless tech that I’ve forgotten about, I also have drawers full of half-completed science fiction novellas about an alien race that wants to create an intergalactic space opera. Sigh, #brokendreams. But I do have an affinity for creative work, and have been known to dabble in painting, drawing, and computer animation, all to varying
September 8, 2016, marks the 50th anniversary of the premiere of Star Trek The Original Series (TOS), and as I write this piece (with my Tasha Yar and Hugh the Borg action figures staring back at me from my desk), it’s hard not to dwell on the legacy of this franchise with which I have a borderline odd preoccupation, going to the lengths of getting B&H’s head editorial honcho to agree to let me write a piece that discusses my action figures.
Star Trek, for those of you who had significant others in high school, is creator Gene
Writing and drawing on paper has been the norm for as far back as we can remember, but now in the digital age, more of us are opting for fancy touchscreen devices and accessories to digitize our ideas. Wacom has released a variety of styli and two “smartpads” to help users produce content. These styli include the Bamboo Solo,
Samsung has released two additions to its Galaxy Tab series, the Galaxy TabPro S and the Galaxy Tab A 7.0. Of the two, the TabPro S is the more premium device, offering a 2-in-1 setup that features a full-sized detachable keyboard with touchpad,
Stay productive with Lenovo’s impressive range of ThinkPad Notebooks and Tablets. With several different options to choose from, the ThinkPad series provides a generous range of specs and form factors to meet your needs while at home or on the go.
If flexibility is a priority, the 12.5" ThinkPad Yoga 260 provides plenty with its 360° hinge and four modes,
If you’re reading this article, you either own a Wacom tablet, have just purchased a Wacom tablet, or you’re considering buying a Wacom tablet. When it comes to photographers, graphic designers, or any other computer artists, one of the single most important accessories that you could own is a tablet.
To an artist, precision is a key element, and a bulky mouse doesn’t give you that. Try silhouetting a vector-mapped image with a mouse, and you’ll end up with tears on your keyboard—real tears. Trust me. The
As technology has advanced, Apple has done well to ensure that its iPad has remained a valuable tool for video professionals who need to remain mobile, don’t want to carry a ton of gear in field, or who may need to punch out a quick edit that will be refined later. The iPad is capable of serving as both a camera to shoot video and an editing platform for post-production and is available with screen sizes of
If you need a compact tool for reviewing and editing images or are pressed for space and weight while traveling, an iPad can be a great solution. With models available in a variety of sizes, photographers of all walks are sure to find one that meets their space constraints. At the same time, iPads now pack enough power to fulfill the role a laptop once played or provide an initial look-and-edit before moving images to a workstation for final output.
With pro audio companies like Shure, IK Multimedia, Apogee, and more releasing iOS-specific mics and interfaces, the iPad is expanding what the mobile platform is
So, it’s time to set a trap for your mouse and ditch your trackpad? A Wacom pen-input tablet is a great alternative to a traditional mouse/trackpad/keyboard setup. It offers great flexibility, precise control, and more intuitive response time—all good things when you’re being hammered by deadlines and want to put on the best client-facing presentation you can. But, just in case you’re confused by all that a Wacom Intuos Pro has to offer, here’s a short