Setting Photoshop Brushes for a Wacom Tablet

How to set the brushes in Photoshop to take full advantage of the pressure sensitivity of a Wacom Tablet (Graphire, Intuos and the new Bamboo).

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Graphire
• Intuos
• Wacom
• Tablet
• Photoshop

[Lokonomejoda123]

I don't have, Intuos, Just Bamboo Create. Does it matters?

[riberg]

@Lokonomejoda123 It will work the same for the Bamboo as it does for the Intuos so you are good to go.

Rich

[kwokers96]

Been using photoshop for awhile now, but for some reason never found this. Thanks, helped a bunch.

[riberg]

@kwokers96 You got it now -ain't it cool??

Rich

[boni0naruto0fan1]

thanks for putting this tutorial up... i just got a tablet for Christmas and i dont care for the pressure sensitivity.. and i was looking all over on how to take the pressure sensitivity off... granted i like having it but i don't use it most of the time... thank you again :3

[riberg]

@boni0naruto0fan1 Interesting - most people want to know how to make it work not how to make it stop. Glad it helped ...!

Rich

[boni0naruto0fan1]

@riberg yeah... everytime i use photoshop its usually already set to pressure xD..

[kwokers96]

@riberg Yeah, I knew about the pressure sensitivity for tablets, but I never knew you could use two colours :o

[riberg]

I'm not sure what you mean. I know when I use the brushes with my Wacom pen the line is smooth. If it is a hard brush the edges will be crisp and if it is a soft brush then the edge will be soft.

Rich