WACOM TABLET STABILIZER NOT WORKING MAC
This is more of a Mac issue, but I have my Wacom on the desk below the primary monitor. If so, Wacom needs to go to a powered stylus so we can draw in real time, instead of drawing in the future. I really hope this isn't just some limit in the tech. I realize this is a "feature" based on how some of the Wacom reps have addressed it, but does anyone know if this is actually a solvable issue or is this hardware just flawed in that respect? The mouse by the way does not lag at all, so the tablet is capable of 1:1 cursor/device, but it seems there is some built in lag between the pen and the tablet. Nothing is actually happening on the monitor, but it feels the need to fill the room with the sweet spinning. For example, I'm sitting here typing this on my other monitor (a few moments ago I was watching the Dune trailer) and the fans kick into gear for no reason. I've set the tablet to "LOW" fan mode, but it seems the fans want to turn on even when the display isn't in use. If I have to turn it on each time, I may as well just use the keyboard.
It seems a bit odd that if you're sitting there doing some drawing for a while, the remote just decides to go for lunch. It seemed to shut itself off after a few moments forcing me to have to turn it back on before I could press one of the buttons. I was attempting to use the remote but found it to be super lazy.
Not only that, but is often seems to mess up the screens completely throwing the cursor totally off by about a mile, only to have it correct itself about five minutes later. In order to calibrate it again I have to go through the process. I will start drawing and it seem the cursor is misaligned. The problem is that it seems to lose the calibration after a reboot or if the monitor goes to sleep. The only way to select the Wacom is to make it the primary display, then I can select and calibrate it. When I open the calibration tool, it does not give me the option to select the Wacom for calibration. The first issue I am having is pen calibration. I am thinking of making a proper review going over issues like inconsistent texture on the screen, distorted screen from the coating, the fan noise and the "virtually not parallax" claim, but for right now I have a few issues that I need to see if I can fix before making the choice whether to keep it or not. A day where my drawing would level up with my new Wacom 24" Pro.Īs a Canadian, I expected this $3000 beast to make my Intuos 4 look like drawing with a baseball bat on a sandy beach, but it turned out to be a noisy, frustrating experience. I was hoping today was going to be a joyous day.
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