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Can you recommend a good Wacom tablet that sells for under or slightly over $100.? It helps with the animation.
Hi Jim,
The only way to get one under $100.00 is used on eBay.
The ones I use myself that are on the lower budget side are the Wacom Intuous 3 or 2 9x12 and the Wacom Intuous 3 or 2 6x8
Don't go smaller than 6x8. The smaller ones don't have such a good response as that of the slightly larger ones.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Wacom-intuos-2_W0QQitemZ200216597077QQihZ010QQcategoryZ3680Q...
Here's a good one on ebay.
Hope this helps,
ой
Russell Calabrese
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Answers by Expert:
Russell Calabrese
Expertise
Technical questions about hand drawn and computer animation techniques and production. Historical questions about cartoons and animation.
Experience
30+ years as an Animator, Director and Producer of Television, Feature, Commercial and Independent Animation.
Organizations
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (Senior Governorof the Animation Peer Group)
Executive Board Member of The Animation Guild
ASIFA Hollywood
Education/Credentials
SVA, Rutgers University
Awards and Honors
Emmy Award winning Director 2007 "Where's Lazlo?: Camp Lazlo"
Emmy Award winning Director 1999 for "Steven Spielberg Presents Pinky and the Brain"
Past/Present Clients
Warner Brothers, Disney, Cartoon Network
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