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Graphic tablet and pen pressure - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Drawing and Painting in Photoshop
Graphic tablet and pen pressure
- [Instructor] We've now covered all important brush settings and every setting you saw so far can actually be used no matter if you're using a mouse or a graphic tablet but there's one aspect of the brush settings that is only available to you if you use a graphic tablet or a pen display because in both cases, the pen does not only send its position to Photoshop but also the amount of pressure you put on it and this pressure value can be used to control the brush settings in Photoshop. Let's have a look at some examples to see how this works. So, if we look into the Shape Dynamics, for example, we see that we can introduce a size jitter which randomly changes the size of our brush tip. But we also find this little pull-down menu here which is labeled Control and which is currently set to Off. If we expand it, we find different options here and the one that interests us at the moment is Pen Pressure. If we activate it, take a look at the brush stroke preview below here, it already…
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The Brush tool and graphic tablets2m
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Basic Brush tool settings4m 43s
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The standard brush tip settings4m 3s
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Creating a custom brush tip3m 31s
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The Natural Media Bristle Brush settings3m 20s
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Shape dynamics4m 3s
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Scattering1m 45s
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Texture4m 10s
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Dual Brush3m 18s
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Color dynamics4m 38s
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Transfer2m 2s
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Graphic tablet and pen pressure4m 35s
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Fade2m 46s
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