Chuck - it maps to the screen, not the whole image. So you just zoom the
screen/window to the required magnification and paint/select as needed.
Then pan the screen to the next bit...
I have an old Wacom, and it also has a cordless mouse that sits on the same
tablet surface.
I wouldn't be without one either.
Jez
On 6/18/07, chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>
> I did use a friend's 6x8 for a while but found it difficult to use because
> of the direct mapping to the screen. I found that I had to be too precise
> and assumed I needed an even larger one which I wasn't willing to
> buy. Maybe there are tricks that I didn't learn such as enlarging the image
> on full screen such that I'm only working on part at a time. Anyhow, I
> haven't been encouraged yet to run out and buy one but the 3 folks in the
> studio where I tried it wouldn't be without one.
>
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