Wacom Intuos4 Digital Tablet (Extra Large)

  • Price: $789.00
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  • B&H # WAI4XL
  • Mfr# PTK1240

Product Highlights

  • Ambidextrous Design
  • Programmable ExpressKeys & Touch Ring
  • 12 x 19.2" (30.5 x 48.8cm) Active Area

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The Intuos4 Digital Tablet from Wacom is a digital tablet, designed for use by digital artists and photographers. Ideal for use with imaging applications such as Corel Painter and Adobe Photoshop, the tablet allows you to manipulate images with a digital pen: ergonomically identical to a traditional ink pen.

The Intuos4 is capable of recording 2048 levels of pressure, giving it the ability to recognize extremely subtle pressure for light brush strokes. It features a bank of customizable ExpressKeys and a finger-sensitive Touch Ring for enhanced control. These controls are located on one side of the tablet, in a symmetrical layout. This allows you to rotate the tablet 180°, giving equal functionality to both lefties and righties.

US residents who purchase this tablet are entitled to additional software from Wacom. You can download Nik Color Efex Pro WE6 and Wacom Brushes 3.0, both of which require Photoshop or Photoshop Elements to function. You are also entitled to your choice of two out of the following three options: Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 for Mac & Windows, Autodesk SketchBook Express 2010, and Corel Painter Sketch Pad. This allows you to choose the software that best suits your needs. All software is accessed via download from Wacom's web site.

Extra large size is great for those who need the most workspace available; this is Wacom's largest tablet, with 218.4 square inches of workspace
Sensitive tablet can recognize 2048 levels of pressure, starting at a single gram
Illuminated ExpressKeys are programmable, giving you ready access to frequently used program functions
Touch Ring can be configured to control up to 4 functions in each application
Ambidextrous design is great for righties and lefties alike
Slim-profile tablet features gently sloping palm rests and a cordless battery-free pen for ergonomic bliss
Interchangeable pen nibs include standard, flex, stroke, and hard felt
Weighted pen stand holds both the pen and extra nibs
Includes 5-button mouse that uses the tablet surface as a mousepad
Active Area 12 x 19.2" (30.5 x 48.8cm)
Pressure Levels 2048
Tilt Range ±60°
Accuracy &plumn;0.01" (0.25mm)
Resolution 5080lpi
Maximum Data Rate 200pps
Computer Interface USB
System & Software Requirements Operating System: Windows XP SP2, Vista; Mac OS X 10.4.8
Tablet Dimensions 24.5 x 1.1 x 18.2" (62.2 x 2.8 x 46.2cm)
Weight 7.7 lb (3.5kg)

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Wacom Intuos4 Digital Tablet (Extra Large)
 
5.0

(based on 5 reviews)

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Pros

  • Good control (5)
  • Natural feel (4)
  • Increased productivity (3)

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Graphic artists (4)
    • Home office (3)
      • Reviewer Profile:
      • Professional (3)
      • Primary use:
      • Personal (3)
      • Computer Platform:
      • PC (3)

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    Reviewed by 5 customers

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    5.0

    Its cool - I like it

    By Chris D

    from Spokane, WA

    About Me Novice

    Verified Buyer

    Pros

    • Easy to Use
    • Good Control

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Photo Editing

      Comments about Wacom Intuos4 Digital Tablet (Extra Large):

      I'm brand new to using a tablet but this thing is so simple its amazing. I'm using it directly with Adobe Photoshop and really appreciate the dexterity that the pen allows when editing pictures.

      • Primary use:
      • Personal
      • Computer Platform:
      • PC

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      5.0

      intuos 4 XL

      By Michelle

      from Boulder, CO

      About Me Professional

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Good Control
      • Natural Feel

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Graphic Artists

        Comments about Wacom Intuos4 Digital Tablet (Extra Large):

        I use this tablet for digital life drawing. I am a traditionally trained artist so I am used to working standing up. I place the tablet on an easel and it feels similar to drawing on a large piece of paper.

        • Primary use:
        • Personal
        • Computer Platform:
        • PC

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        5.0

        Awesome!

        By LAXman

        from Michigan

        About Me Professional

        Verified Buyer

        Pros

        • Easy to Use
        • Good Control
        • Increased Productivity
        • Lightweight
        • Natural Feel

        Cons

        • Bulky

        Best Uses

        • DAW controller
        • Graphic Artists
        • Home Office
        • MIDI file editing
        • Music recording
        • Photo Editing

        Comments about Wacom Intuos4 Digital Tablet (Extra Large):

        This is my first tablet, but it is a great device. I use it for more than Adobe CS5 and Nik Software. It is a great tool for editing MIDI files other other sound files in Cubase. It seems like I can find a way to use it with any software -- the pen even makes surfing the web easier.

        It defaults to absolute positioning which was new for me, but I got used to it quickly. I really like absolute positioning with the pen because you can train your hand to go to specific locations on the tablet to execute commands quickly -- its almost like another set of "hot keys".

        The writing recognition software that comes with the tablet is cool and works well, but I don't use it too much. It has a virtual keyboard that appears when you hover the pen (a.k.a. mouse-over) over a certain spot on the screen. I don't use that too much either because I keep my keyboard within reach to use the two devices concurrently.

        I bought the XL size because I wanted the surface area for drawing with Adobe Illustrator. I didn't expect this, but I find it very valuable to use the bigger tablet with dual monitors. It provides ample surface area for each monitor. I use the tablet at a designated work surface with a desktop computer so the large size and lack of portability is not an issue. If someone wants to use one with a laptop or has limited space, I could see where the XL tablet would be too large. Also, depending on how you are using it, the larger tablet requires more arm and hand movement to accomplish tasks when configured to absolute cursor positioning. A smaller tablet would likely cause less strain for repetative tasks.

        I use it with Windows 7 64-bit and upgraded to Windows 7 when I installed the tablet so I have no experience with it in prior versions of Windows.

        I'm thinking a getting a second, smaller tablet to use with my laptop for work. This is a definite "must have" input/navigation device!

        • Primary use:
        • Personal
        • Computer Platform:
        • PC

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        5.0

        Has taken my work to a new dimension

        By rmb

        from Vermont

        About Me Experienced

        Verified Buyer

        Pros

        • Good Control
        • Increased Productivity
        • Natural Feel

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • Graphic Artists
          • Home Office
          • Photography

          Comments about Wacom Intuos4 Digital Tablet (Extra Large):

          pros: size, ease of installation, accuracy, flexibility
          cons: desktop real estate (see under pros), i.e. it takes up space but that space makes it useful to me.

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          5.0

          Big price but quality is here

          By Micael

          from Joliette, QC

          About Me Professional

          Verified Buyer

          Pros

          • Big
          • Good Control
          • Increased Productivity
          • Natural Feel

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • Graphic Artists
            • Home Office

            Comments about Wacom Intuos4 Digital Tablet (Extra Large):

            I'm using this tablet on 4 widescreens 22"+ monitors. Instead of buying several tablets, I got all-in-one :)
            Plus, even if the tablet is "too big" for the work you need to do, you can resize the active area, Wacom has done a great job with its software solution.

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            Lens Cursor

            Wacom -  Lens Cursor for Intuos4 Tablet
            • Price: $69.95
             

            This is a special order item. Est. arrival at B&H is 7-14 days (subject to availability). Your order will be charged at the time of shipment.

            Note: The Lens Cursor operates on Intuos4 L and XL tablet models only.

            Tablet Pens and Mice

            Wacom -  Intuos4 Classic Pen w/ Stand and Extra Nibs
            • Price: $69.95
             
            Temporarily out of stock

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            • Price: $39.95
             

            Item is non-cancelable and non-returnable.

            What's in the Box

            Wacom Intuos4 Digital Tablet (Extra Large)
            • Mouse
            • Grip Pen
            • Pen Stand
            • 5 x Standard Nibs
            • Flex Nib
            • Stroke Nib
            • 3 x Hard Felt Nibs
            • Nib Extractor
            • 8.2' (2.5 m) USB Cable
            • Quick Start Guide
            • Installation CD with Driver Software and Electronic User Manual
            • 2-Year Limited Warranty
             
             
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