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title: "Intuos Photo Pen and Touch (Old Version)"
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# 4 customizable ExpressKeys for workflow hacks Pressure-sensitive pen for precision Compact 8.25x6.7 inch size fits any desk Intuos Photo Pen and Touch (Old Version)

**Brand:** wacom
**Price:** ¥45243
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Elevate your creativity—ditch the mouse, own your digital canvas!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Intuos Photo Pen and Touch (Old Version) by wacom
- **How much does it cost?** ¥45243 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/17839497-intuos-photo-pen-and-touch-old-version)

## Best For

- wacom enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wacom brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Space-Savvy Design:** Compact footprint fits seamlessly on any desk, perfect for busy professionals juggling multiple screens.
- • **Custom Workflow Boost:** Four customizable ExpressKeys let you tailor shortcuts, speeding up your creative process and multitasking.
- • **Creative Suite Included:** Free photo editing software and online tutorials get you started instantly—no extra investment needed.
- • **Cross-Platform Flexibility:** Seamlessly switch between Windows and macOS with easy setup, ideal for hybrid work environments.
- • **Precision at Your Fingertips:** Pressure-sensitive pen delivers natural, fluid strokes for flawless digital art and photo editing.

## Overview

The Wacom Intuos Photo Pen and Touch (Old Version) is a compact, pressure-sensitive pen tablet designed for photo editing and digital art. Featuring four customizable ExpressKeys and multi-touch gestures, it enhances productivity and creative control. Bundled with free professional-grade photo editing software and tutorials for both Mac and Windows, it offers a complete creative toolkit. Its lightweight, portable design fits any workspace, making it a versatile choice for professionals seeking an affordable entry into digital creativity.

## Description

Intuos Photo makes photo projects fun and easy. Use it to create memorable images, beautiful photo books, and incredible cards and crafts. Intuos Photo brings your photos to life in so many different ways. You'll be amazed at what you can create. Whatever your artistic ambitions, Intuos Photo can take you there. Find everything you need to get started in one package. Each Wacom quality pen tablet comes with a free creative package that includes downloadable creative software, services, and online tutorials too. And the simple setup means you'll be creating in no time. The pressure sensitive pen, responsive tablet, intuitive multi-touch gestures, and customizable Express Keys put a whole new digital toolbox at your fingertips. No matter how you share them, your pictures tell a story. Make your story beautiful with Intuos Photo.

Review: Say goodbye to your mouse - I do photography and was looking at getting into digital sketching and painting, not to mention I've seen how integrated Wacom is with editing in Photoshop from tutorials on Youtube, so I figured why not give it a try. Since I didn't know how much I would care for it, and didn't want to shovel out a few hundreds on a risk, I went with this model, since it was the cheapest available. The first day was a little awkward getting use to it, not because of any flaw with the pad, but because I am so use to dragging a mouse around the screen, whereas these tablets work more like a touchscreen. Where you put the pen on the pad is where it shows up on the screen. Once I got use to the feel of the pad though, and set up my shortcuts, I fell in love with it quickly. By day three, I had disconnected my mouse and tossed it in the closet. Not only is a Wacom pad great for editing, it's a great mouse substitute in general. The pen itself has two buttons on it, which I have set up for right clicking and scrolling. The buttons on the pad itself I set up for some mac functions though I don't use them much. You can also set up your pen and pad for general use, and for app use. So you can program buttons that do one thing on the main screen, and other functions when you have Photoshop open. It comes with some nice free apps, though I have opted to use Photoshop, Illustrator, and Autodesk Sketchbook for most of my work. Still, it's cool that they offer you the apps, especially for the price of the apps compared to the price of this pad. I actually fell so in love with this drawing pad, that I didn't really have it all that long before I went all in and upgraded to the Intuos Pro. If you are just starting editing or drawing, then this is a great pad to invest in. As the cheapest model it works great. Pen is responsive to pressure, it's easy to fit on any desk thanks to it's size, and once it's set up on your computer, it's easy to connect. I carried mine from my PC at home to my Mac at work and connect to both with no problem, though I prefer using it on my Mac. Attached are some pics I drew and colored using Wacom as an amateur digital painter.
Review: Great for use at the office! - I have a Wacom Intous Pro at home, and when I started a new job they allowed me to order the baseline model for use at my office desk. Until I got the tablet, I had been using a standard mouse which had begun to give me all sorts of wrist and nerve pain. Since switching to using the tablet full time, all of my pain has gone away! It is a great device and allows me to work very quickly. I am mostly doing soft design and editing tasks, so the reduced pressure angles aren't a problem at all, and while it doesn't have the same feel as my pro, it is easy to get used to. The small size is surprisingly preferable to my medium sized pro tablet and has allowed me to move quickly between my two monitor display. Minor complaints: - The touch settings don't allow a comfortable mouse pointer speed. I can't seem to get the settings right and it moves a little too slow for my tastes. I rarely use the touch because of this, but it hasn't seemed to hold me back at all. - I don't use the quick command buttons on the tablet or the pen at all. Keyboard commands seem to be much easier, comfortable, and reliable. - The pen and its buttons are flimsy and cheap feeling, especially in comparison to the pro pen, but it is what it is and I've been able to adapt to it. Overall the tablet fits my needs well and functions how I would expect. I love it for use at the office and wold definitely recommend it as a mouse replacement even if you don't do graphics work.

## Features

- Pen and tablet for digital art
- Four customizable ExpressKeys
- Compact size, 8.25-by-6.7 inches
- Comes with a free Photo Pack including: Online tutorials, a Horizon Canvas Print and photo editing software for Mac: Corel AfterShot Pro and Macphun Pro package: Tonality, Intensify, Snapheal, Noiseless. For Windows: Corel PaintShop Pro and Corel AfterShot Pro.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B010LHRWN4 |
| Batteries | 1 Product Specific batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #657 in Digital Pens |
| Brand | Wacom |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (3,535) |
| Date First Available | September 3, 2015 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 8.25 x 0.4 x 6.7 inches |
| Item Weight | 12.8 ounces |
| Item model number | CTH490PK |
| Manufacturer | Wacom, Inc |
| Number of Processors | 1 |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Operating System | Windows, macOS |
| Product Dimensions | 8.25 x 0.4 x 6.7 inches |
| RAM | 4 GB |
| Series | Intuos Photo |
| Standing screen display size | 11 Inches |
| Wireless Type | DECT |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Wacom
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Operating System:** Windows, macOS
- **Pressure Sensitivity:** 1024 Levels
- **Special Feature:** Portable

## Images

![Intuos Photo Pen and Touch (Old Version) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/516idRwwQyL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Whats the difference between the comic, art and photo selection?**
A: All three contain the same Intuos Tablet but have differing programs and packages.  The Comic version has Clip Studio Paint Pro and Anime Studio software, online tutorials, and 10 free comic book copies with a purchase of 25 copies. The Art version comes with Corel Painter Essentials drawing and painting software, online tutorials, a free 8" × 10" metal photo print, and an 8" × 8" Shutterfly Photo Album. Finally, the Photo version has Shutterfly Photo Album, a Horizon Canvas Print, and photo editing software (Mac: Macphun Creative Kit and Corel AfterShot Pro software download.

**Q: what is the difference between the draw, comic, and art one?**
A: The Draw doesn't support touch/gesture control. The Comic and Art and Photo are identical units but come with different software packages. Art comes with Corel Painter Essentials 5, Comic comes with Clip Studio Paint Pro and Anime Studio 10, and Photo comes with Paintshop Pro X8 and Aftershot Pro 2.

**Q: Should I invest in a more pricy Wacom if I want to draw realistic and detailed nature landscape?**
A: I think it's more about the software you use than the quality of the digitizer. I've had no issues with this device. It has allowed me to draw the most detailed things I would draw on paper. Very happy with the quality this far.

**Q: Can you easily switch between the pen and the mouse?**
A: You can definitely switch quickly between the pen and the mouse. If you want to use the mouse, put the pen down, away from the surface of the pad. Or, just make sure you are not using the mouse ON the Art pad itself. Depending on the age of your computer, having both the pad and the mouse plugged into the computer could make the mouse a bit glitchy, but I have not had this problem.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Say goodbye to your mouse
*by P***E on September 19, 2016*

I do photography and was looking at getting into digital sketching and painting, not to mention I've seen how integrated Wacom is with editing in Photoshop from tutorials on Youtube, so I figured why not give it a try. Since I didn't know how much I would care for it, and didn't want to shovel out a few hundreds on a risk, I went with this model, since it was the cheapest available. The first day was a little awkward getting use to it, not because of any flaw with the pad, but because I am so use to dragging a mouse around the screen, whereas these tablets work more like a touchscreen. Where you put the pen on the pad is where it shows up on the screen. Once I got use to the feel of the pad though, and set up my shortcuts, I fell in love with it quickly. By day three, I had disconnected my mouse and tossed it in the closet. Not only is a Wacom pad great for editing, it's a great mouse substitute in general. The pen itself has two buttons on it, which I have set up for right clicking and scrolling. The buttons on the pad itself I set up for some mac functions though I don't use them much. You can also set up your pen and pad for general use, and for app use. So you can program buttons that do one thing on the main screen, and other functions when you have Photoshop open. It comes with some nice free apps, though I have opted to use Photoshop, Illustrator, and Autodesk Sketchbook for most of my work. Still, it's cool that they offer you the apps, especially for the price of the apps compared to the price of this pad. I actually fell so in love with this drawing pad, that I didn't really have it all that long before I went all in and upgraded to the Intuos Pro. If you are just starting editing or drawing, then this is a great pad to invest in. As the cheapest model it works great. Pen is responsive to pressure, it's easy to fit on any desk thanks to it's size, and once it's set up on your computer, it's easy to connect. I carried mine from my PC at home to my Mac at work and connect to both with no problem, though I prefer using it on my Mac. Attached are some pics I drew and colored using Wacom as an amateur digital painter.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for use at the office!
*by K***. on May 13, 2017*

I have a Wacom Intous Pro at home, and when I started a new job they allowed me to order the baseline model for use at my office desk. Until I got the tablet, I had been using a standard mouse which had begun to give me all sorts of wrist and nerve pain. Since switching to using the tablet full time, all of my pain has gone away! It is a great device and allows me to work very quickly. I am mostly doing soft design and editing tasks, so the reduced pressure angles aren't a problem at all, and while it doesn't have the same feel as my pro, it is easy to get used to. The small size is surprisingly preferable to my medium sized pro tablet and has allowed me to move quickly between my two monitor display. Minor complaints: - The touch settings don't allow a comfortable mouse pointer speed. I can't seem to get the settings right and it moves a little too slow for my tastes. I rarely use the touch because of this, but it hasn't seemed to hold me back at all. - I don't use the quick command buttons on the tablet or the pen at all. Keyboard commands seem to be much easier, comfortable, and reliable. - The pen and its buttons are flimsy and cheap feeling, especially in comparison to the pro pen, but it is what it is and I've been able to adapt to it. Overall the tablet fits my needs well and functions how I would expect. I love it for use at the office and wold definitely recommend it as a mouse replacement even if you don't do graphics work.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great tablet, and great deal for the software
*by A***R on November 28, 2017*

I bought this tablet bundle as a student who plans to learn zbrush at a university. I don't have $900 to blow on the full version of Zbrush, nor do i have a tablet adequately functional enough to use the trial version of zbrush or really do anything beyond play Osu! So I bought this bundle. As an experienced computer user and troubleshooter I had no problem at all with drivers or software licensing at all. Initially it felt a bit laggy and latent, but I pretty quickly realized it was a setting issue. I've had no problems using this tablet for its intended purpose, utilizing the excellent pressure sensitivity and nicely large surface area for lots of digital sculpting. Eventually, the copy of zbrushcore can even be upgraded to the full version of zbrush for a reduced price! Has no problem mapping specific areas of the tablet, as I pretty easily figured out how to map Osu! exclusively to a small central portion of the tablet while allowing normal area use outside the game. Wacom desktop center is the program used to manage tablet settings and such, and it's fairly intuitive and easy to figure out. The back of the tablet has a pretty easily removable plate that has a few helpful things under it: spare pen nibs, a little pinhole to wedge a nib tip into so you can pull out nibs and replace them without tools, and labeled compartments for an optional wireless "upgrade" kit (i prefer wired). The little "Wacom" tag at the top is the perfect diameter to fit the pen in back end first, making it hard enough to get out that I know it won't slide out on its own. really useful format, even if there's a slim chance it wasn't intended. As a side note, though not high on my priority list, it does have a really nice aesthetic finish and feels surprisingly light and thin in my hands. Moving it around my desk is easy enough and it slides between my tower and my wooden router headboard with room to spare. I would be careful when moving it around as it functions as a trackpad in addition to as pen digitizer, and I've closed windows and such on accident several times. There is a finger tough gesture system and buttons on the top which I'm sure are useful, but hundred of hours in 3DS max has trained me to keep my left hand ofn the keyboard 24/7 and so I don't terribly value the buttons. I'm sure if you took the time to learn you could develop some productive habits involving the buttons but I have a workflow already *shrug*. I'd consider this a must-have for artists and students, and an excellent quality product.... if only it came bundled with some better artistic talent for me

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