The Intuos4 Airbrush Pen with Stand from Wacom is a digital airbrush pen. Its tip and eraser are both pressure-sensitive. For even more control, the pen delivers tilt sensitivity and a finger wheel to help better control digital painting. It includes a pen stand and extra nibs.
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This is a replacement for my original airbrush on my WACOM INTUOS tablet. I love shopping with B & H PHOTO cause they have exactly what you need.
nice contoured feel ergonomic, smooth, sleek, light, well made
Bought this with a Cintiq 27HQ pen display. The stand is different from the art pen and standard pen and it comes with extra nibs that are not shaped like any of the other ones included in the two pens just mentioned. The stand also doesn't store the extra nibs to my knowledge. Unless you are using software like Photoshop or Corel, I would pass on this pen.
This airbrush pen works just like the standard pen. With the wheel control it 's almost like using a real airbrush. Feels like a real airbrush too!
When I first picked it up, it felt clunky, it's so different from the pen that came with the Wacom.I forced myself to use it and within an hour it was perfect. I put in the spring tip and set the button on top to ALT so I could erase without turning the pen over and took the feather from 100% to nearly zero and painted the noise out of the sky on some old photos right to the edge of mountains. It really feels right now. I can put the other pen away, this is my pen!
easy to use, fun to use. I use it for editing my images. I just feels good in my hand.
I was under the misconception (which is my fault) that the airbrush would some how feel like using an airbrush. That it would have some sort of functionality before the nib hits the tablet. This is not the case. The airbrush is actually just like the Wacom pen that came with the Intous4, with one minor addition. The pen wheel. In Photoshop it applies best to the airbrush pre-set with the Jitter option in the Transfer section set to use the wheel. This will get you a pretty good airbrush effect. It can also be used to affect anything else that can be controlled dynamically in the brush palette in Photoshop as well. The pen feels good and sturdy in my hand, and is definitely up to the quality of Wacom pens. If I had the opportunity to purchase this product again after testing it out, I would definitely still purchase it. It is however not a necessary tool for me as a graphic designer, but might be if you solely do digital painting. I have heard that this product works well in Corel Painter. I do not have the software license for Painter, so I can't speak to that. The pen wheel is cool, and is the only feature on the pen that I feel is anything uniquely different from the original pen. I was also very pleased with the price for this on B&H. It is surprisingly the cheapest I could find it.
I bought the airbrush for my brother as a present. It took a little bit of practice and some online research for tips on how to use. It works remarkably similar to a real airbrush.