Wacom recently introduced their new line of Bamboo tablets, and we thought we'd revisit the use of stylus and tablet tools to give it a try. For our test we worked with the Bamboo Capture, described by the company as most apt for enthusiast digital photographers, although there are three intros in this new line.First, some background on stylus and tablet work. For those who have been editing digital image files with a mouse there is a certain touch and motion to which you have become accustomed. And while habits might be hard to break, if you do a certain amount of custom work on your images, aside from the occasional slider move and push-button preset path, you will find much more satisfaction, control, and engagement by using pen and stylus tools. This is not an academic conclusion-once hands-on digital image processors get working on a pen and tablet they rarely if ever go back to the mouse control.
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