Didn’t want to go too big for travel reasons, so far did display is handsome, pen is compfy. Gonna take some adjusting of workflow but it was a painless plug and play, just that I plugged it into the wrong port wondering what up 😑my bad ahaha
Hi everyone, I'm a traditional artist who has been drawing digitally for a relatively short time (just over 7 months and not consistently). I have a Kamvas Pro 16 and I use csp software in the version "perpetual license", one of the problems I encounter is the precision of the line, every time I draw a line a little slower the effect is what you see in the photo,Out of pure curiosity, I did a test with a plastic ruler, I drew a straight line and indeed the lines are shaky, despite having adjusted: -) pressure -) stabilization -)Disabled Windows ink on driver (updated driver)-)And put wintab.
If you've encountered the same problem as me, do you have any practical advice?
Thx
My tablet is the Huion Kamvas 16
The RightClick Navigation option is already enabled
It started behaving like this after I formatted my pc.
I tried multiple zbrush versions
The HDMI port on my laptop died and I'm gutted because I love this tablet. It'd be way cheaper to buy an adapter than find a computer repair shop that does soldering where I live. My laptop has a USB-C port on the back and that has worked with other screen tablets in the past no problem, but this tablet did not come with a USB-C to USB-C cord. Will I have problems with the tablet if I buy an HDMI to USB-C adapter to use with the 3-in-1 cable? Are there any specific parameters I need to look for before ordering the adapter or am I overthinking this?
This would just be for the display to function properly. I would be using the rest of the 3-in-1 cord for powering and pen function as normal. The laptop does not have any other display ports - just the now busted HDMI port, USB-C, and USB. Tablet model number is GT-156.
Thanks in advance to anyone that has answers or experience with finding an adapter that works!
I received the KP19 yesterday but there's a white spot on arrival. It's hard to see from photos but its noticeable with bright colors.
When I contacted support they offered to give me a partial refund of $64.2 and an official bracket as an alternative. Which sounds better?
as seen in the image, my kamvas pro 16 pentablet is just... blue. tried fiddling with the OSD menu a bunch of times, none of the settings had any effect.
any advice on this is appreciated.
Hello, this is my first post on this subreddit, I was wondering if someone could help me with a few questions I have?
So, I found an old tablet I was given as a birthday present when I was about 10-14, it's an Inspiroy Ink H320M Flip it & Doodle.
Does this model still work?
Does the company still support this model? and if so, what's the correct diver for it? I seem to have lost both the cable and pen for it.
And I'm also wondering if I could DIY it with a cheap stylist and a different cable? The cable is a double-sided USB-C btw.
hi everyone, i've been a phone artist my whole life ( i saved up for a tablet ages ago and bought the huion kamvas 16 pro but my older sister took it to college and i went back to phone drawing) and my options rn are a screenless tablet for 10 dollars or a screened one for 65 dollars ($120 originally but I haggled the guy a bit) both are in rlly good condition! i've used both a screened tablet before and a screenless one and while I did find the learning curve to be larger on a screenless i felt ultimately some more time with it and I could work fine with it. I want something small and portable preferably and both seem like really good deals.
if someone could help me out it'd be great! I know the defacto would be the 65 but I wonder if anyone has any opinions it'd be great. for reference I'm not a beginner artist, I've been drawing for years now and take commissions and have experience with both tablets. Right now I am dead broke though so the 65 is pricey for me but I don't think I'll find a deal like that again, but i could also just get a cheap one for 10 dollars. Can anyone help me out? Thank you !!
my graphics card only has one hdmi port and im wondering if plugging my tablet into the motherboard is ok or if i should get a hdmi to displayport adapter
my computer has both a graphics card and integrated graphics but to my understanding only one can work at a time
I've been using krita for few years now. My main setup is already more expensive than my rent but I cannot really bring it anywhere. I need something that would feel similar to kamvas 16 (2021) but smaller, able to function on it's own without laptop and most importantly run krita. I've seen someone recommending Huion Kamvas Slate 10 Standalone and came to ask what should I expect? I'm on tight budget and it looks too good to be true.
Thank you in advance :D
i recently got a new laptop and decided to use my old h1161 drawing tablet on it, just for it to straight up not work (even the pressure sensitivity test on the driver didnt pick anything up). Im confused on what could be the issue, since i alr tried everything on the website to try and fix it, but to no avail. The tablets pressure sensitivity worked just fine on my old laptop (rip king) so i dont think there is anything wrong w the tablet itself
my initial idea was the 16 but im unsure because of the age and version. theyre both also around the same price. whats more worth it for quality?
i bought a used pen tablet, the name on the box says huion inspiroy H642, and i got as far as that im supposed to download a driver or something from huion.com/download
but i cant seem to find H642, am i supposed to use H640p or something, am i missing something obvious?