I started my career as a newspaper photographer. This was back in the days of film cameras, but I was there for the start of film scanners and then digital photography. I also spent a few years as a graphic artist, laying out news pages and ads.
For most of this time, when computers began to replace darkrooms, I used a stylus and graphics tablet instead of a mouse. Wacom has always been the top brand in the graphics tablet market, and I’m happy those tablets have evolved and are still a fun and necessary tool if you are a computer artist.
Today I’m reviewing the Wacom Intuos Pro Pen Tablet, which comes in small, medium and large. I tested the medium version, priced at $379.95 from Wacom.com.
