Wacom tablets are the perfect tools for doing any type of photo editing or graphic design. Since they make use of stylus pen input, they provide an intuitive and comfortable means of editing digital visual content. In the video below, Gunther explains the three basic models and their differences.

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The Wacom Intuos Creative is available in the Pen as well as the Pen and Touch variations. The basic difference is in the “touch” feature, only available in the latter. This feature behaves like a trackpad on a laptop and allows the use of gestures like pinch-to-zoom and dragging an image around in the editing window using your fingers. The tablet is pressure sensitive measuring 1024 levels of pressure. This makes it perfect for tools like doge-and-burn as the strength of the effect is tied in with the pressure applied.

The Wacom Intuos Pro has all the pen and touch features but measures a higher (2048) level of pressure and is thus more accurate when using pressure sensitive tools in photo editing software. It also features an array of shortcut buttons on the side, all programmable to suit your specific photo editing style.