Best Mouse for Photoshop

[Joe A.]

I've used Windows for years and have an HP desktop with the original mouse. I am quite agile with the mouse and find it easy to use with PS. Recently I switched to an IMac and find the white oval mouse that comes with the computer difficult to use in PS -- it has the feel of a loose, inexpensive toy mouse.

Question to Mac or former Mac users. Is this a matter of just becoming accustomed to the new Mouse or is there a better mouse to use with the Mac? Not that it matters but I use PS3.

Joe

[Hogleg 44]

I have learned to like the 'Mighty Mouse' that came with my Mac Pro. But you might rather switch to a Wacom Tablet with a mouse and a pen.

[darktiger]

I use both the Wacom Tablet and a Logitech G7.....

[bondarnes]

My experience is that the best PS mouse is a tablet. Once you learn to use it the pen will feel like a fine artists brush and the mouse will feel like a crayon.

[Demonic]

Originally Posted by darktiger

I use both the Wacom Tablet and a Logitech G7.....

Same here, G7 is a great mouse, for gaming and photoshop... but you will pry my Wacom tablet from my cold dead hands b/4 i got back to using just the G7.

[iCe]

Tablet. It takes a little getting used to. I also have and use a Logitech wireless mouse

[hhscr]

tablet here also, little strange at first but the only way to go. It is great.

[Joe A.]

Thanks everybody.

[ngoduyviet]

If not tablet, get a laser mouse.

[Joe A.]

I visited the Wakom web site and it shows 2 tablets, Bamboo Fun for $99.00 and Intuos for $329.00. Which one is everybody using?

[iCe]

Intuos 3

[Joe A.]

Thanks.

[CobyPhoto]

Mouse? Whats a Mouse?

CJ

[bondarnes]

Originally Posted by Joe A.

I visited the Wakom web site and it shows 2 tablets, Bamboo Fun for $99.00 and Intuos for $329.00. Which one is everybody using?

I still have my original Wacom Graphire 4X5 ($99.00) on my second computer. It looks like it has been replaced by the Bamboo ($79.00) which doesn't have a mouse and the Bamboo Fun (small $99.00 large $199.00). Since I never use the Wacom mouse that would be OK for me. I saw that they have refurbished Graphire 4X5 for $79.95

I also have an Intuous 4X6 ($199.00) on my main imaging computer. The special programmable express keys make it worth the difference.

Here is the link to the Wacom eStore:http: //direct.wacom.com/stores/5/ You can look at the various models.

[darktiger]

I have the Intuous 6x8 on a 24" LCD...