This Drawing Tablet Is Surprising (Huion H1161)

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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
02:02 - Hardware
11:40 - Software
17:50 - In Photoshop
36:00 - Conclusion
Music: Dreams in Green - Justnormal.mp3

[@BoroCG]

Many of you guys are asking for Nadia's Instagram again: instagram.com/cirrusmin0r/

[@wiltedkale]

damn thats an insta-follow!

[@albinocroc]

@@wiltedkale more like instant follow haha

[@maxdionne2019]

Nadia is a really taletend artist. Her work is incredible, i'm really impressed by how good her work is.

[@MistaManlyGuy]

Oh my gosh!! This is going to be a cute video! Thank you for sharing😄

[@MistaManlyGuy]

She did a great job! Pretty natural. Fun video :)

[@abrahamd6989]

comenting for the algorithm

[@kenyaillianart4346]

Replying for the algorithm

[@sauce7927]

@@kenyaillianart4346 Replying to a reply for the algorithm

[@BoroCG]

Reading for the algorithm

[@quentinbower]

Now I’m thinking of the algorithm

[@potatoman4855]

Laughing for algorithm

[@Zaqariyah]

I bought it a month ago and I totally satisfied with it!

[@kristovart]

You guys are so sweet together!!! Also, I love how harsh you are with your criticisms, Boro. Honest review and a fun one at that! Cheers to both of you!

[@haissake]

Well that's a cute couple, it's been a while since the last time we saw Naia, hope you're doing great! I recently switched from a XP-Pen monitor to a regular Intuos Pro Tablet, I bought the latter 2nd hand and, honestly, I think an used Wacom tablet it's still better value than a new Huion or XP-Pen for a similar price. Of course there's certain risks when buying 2nd hand products but Intuos products are made to last.

[@BoroCG]

One thing Nadia was really looking for in a new tablet, was the thin bezels. Wacom always has these huge borders to support the hand on left and right. While makes sense for many, the space on the desk is a higher priority this time

[@Anonymous_Man]

When my Wacom Intuos Pro died 3 years ago I bought this exact same tablet from Huion as a stopgap and let me tell you - I never bought another Wacom. No need for it. This is more than sufficient for my needs. I mostly do 3d sculpts and concept drawings and it's perfectly fine for that. And when I bought it, it cost a fraction of what the Wacom did years before. It feels about the same as a gen 4 Intuos. It's lighter. It's cheaper. It has more buttons. Hasn't broken yet even though I've taken it everywhere with me. Bought one of their 21 inch pen displays as well - cost as much as an Intuos and it's significantly better than a gen 3 cintiq I've used. I honestly don't even know why people bother with Wacom anymore... but I've never been a brandslave, so I might have a tad bit more of a clear mind on these things than most people. Placebo does have quite the effect on people, I've seen it myself.

[@haissake]

@@Anonymous_Man well happy to hear that, I've never tried a Huion although many people had told me that they are pretty similar to XP-Pen. Wacom is terribly overpriced right now, they're still the best manufactures of drawing tablets but not by a lot. Most proffesionals still prefer them just because they can afford them...

[@wombatcube]

@@Anonymous_Man Valuable info, there so thanks! I do like to buy quality because I want it to last. I don't have much disposable income, and it's only getting worse w/ the inflation rates hiking like a mofo these days. The real issue I see with buying new items from the internet is this: all the reviews everywhere, including youtube, have people who want to make a great impression on their sponsors....or they've been paid to say something nice and focus more on the positives and never mention the negatives. They've become useless, and it's a real shame. There are like five reviewers I trust on youtube, these days. Considering how many vids there are for reviews, that's not a lot of folks that don't sell out.

[@albinocroc]

Hey Nadia! First time actually seeing you. Unveiling the several year-long mystery hehe, seeing the couple was lovely

[@kinozadelo]

Such a great couple! Two artists are better than one)) Hope to see more videos with u guys 🙏

[@waqarmalik4489]

I am crying, I have been hoping for a Nadia appearance video for so long!!!

[@BoroCG]

Haha

[@KevinGeneFeldman]

you're crying???

[@waqarmalik4489]

@@KevinGeneFeldman well, I wouldn't say literally. 😐 Just a video I have been waiting for. 😐

[@3polygons]

2:16 I absolutely agree. I have used display tablets, but pen-tablets are the best. Also, I love having the freedom of choosing very specific monitors instead of being tied to not so great ones of the Cintiq alternatives (even the Cintiq non-pro series are kind of bad...and Cintiq pros are waaay overpriced). An Eizo or a good Benq + pen tablets do totally rock for pro work.

[@whyand]

Hey Boro, if Nadia like friction on the tablet i learnt from Sinix that you can use paper above the tablet. I never look back again using the tablet without it after the revelation.

[@vincsenzo]

I will try that on my ipad. :_D

[@whyand]

@@vincsenzo nice but i don't know with screen tablet tho, isn't there is already paperlike screen protector that artist like ergo josh have in his ipad

[@vincsenzo]

@@whyand yeah, I’m just kidding, i have a matte screen protector on it.

[@whyand]

@@vincsenzo lol you got me there

[@MKANDRESTINPEACE]

@@whyand I DO HAVE SOPME OPALINA PAPER LIKE CHEAP BRISTOL LOL

[@omeralsoma_]

am using huion h610 pro V2 for 2 year now and is still working great no problems

[@Aa-jq3yu]

your mom is adorable

[@lala-4458]

Shes sooo pretty omg 😭💗💞💖

[@batwithinnnnn]

I actually used to draw on my phone with a Huion tablet bc i didn't had a pc few months ago, it works pretty well and has no delay at all. The problem is that most apps didn't support tablets so the buttons didn't work and the phone battery would go down super fast

[@Masonsartshack]

NADIA! AWESOME!

[@blueffect1]

i have this one, its very precise

[@stillstymied]

Hi Nadia!! Yay, and welcome! 💕

[@BoroCG]

Thanks! She might show up more, to talk about artwork. She actually has a lot to say, and it's quite different from my perspective

[@itteacher021]

In addition to this good video presentation, I set it up like this: first I added all the software I use (Ai, Ps, Ae, Finder), I even added Browser :), and then I set up a separate Press Key for each application. What do you think about this combination?

[@JH-pe3ro]

I'm actually thinking of getting the 2nd gen XP Artist 10. I have several displayless tablets but I realized that I want an experience closer to traditional. When I survey KZbin artists the divide seems to be in whether they primarily paint or sculpt, or if they're doing a lot of line art. The animators and comics artists use huge screen tablets, for the most part, and I think that's because it lets them see their hand and the tip of the pen and so they get more precision when working freehand. I did focus on ergonomics first(I sit on the floor with a Saiji folding and tilting desk which lets me change posture, height and angle throughout a session) and that is how I ended up screenless, but I find that I gravitate towards traditional because there's no computer in the way, so setup is easy and there's zero lag, zero aliasing. The only misgiving I have is that I know that I tend to just use common stuff: I like phone drawing with a cheap mesh stylus, I like Uniball ball pens(specifically the Vision Needle and AIR) as much as my fountain pens or felt tips, and I like smooth papers that take those media well. If I don't get much use out of the screen it's more techno-junk. But on the other hand, getting it in small format, it's like having a little sketchbook...

[@A.Ros3]

I always put what the shortcut is on the button or by the buttons Personally I just cut and write on some washi tape because I have very poor memory so labelling the buttons helps me out- Just putting this out there for anyone who wanted to know

[@starduck2]

Pleased to meet you Nadia! You look a little like the singer from "Desireless - Voyage Voyage", which is a very nice style! You two look really nice together!

[@possiblecat]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/imi8e6J9jdhln5o

[@Kerkenez]

Hey i got this tablet yesterday and did everything as the user manual said. But i couldn't get it to work. The lights are working. But i can't get a response on my pc. Anyone has the same issue?

[@SamA-xu9gy]

What do you prefer and why, a tablet with or without a screen?

[@roejohntiolengco3938]

Can this be used as a trackpad? Pen as mouse function. Use finger to glide across the surface just like in a laptop trackpad.

[@Aduah]

I recently bought a Huion HS610 going from an Wacom Intuos pro. For a tablet that is literally 1/7 of the price, I am extremely pleased and surprised. The wacom drivers were constantly screwing up (granted the tablet did last 8 years). There was no way I'd buy anything without the wheel adjuster, and it seems to work almost just as well as the Intuos. My only complaints so far (after a couple months) are, I haven't been able to adjust the pressure curve to what I'm used to, and there is no eraser on the back. But since I use Krita, I use one of the buttons on the side for E (there are a whopping 12 buttons on the side). There are other small nitpicky complaints. But frankly, none of them would make me not recommend this tablet to people.

[@sefrautiq]

HS610 user here. I'm to quite happy with a tablet after a cheapest S size Wacom. It's bigger, it has Tilt, which completely changed my artstyle, and its cheap as hell. But honestly I'd like to switch to other brand, maybe even wacom again, for more stable experience because: - Pen tilt is very wiggly if your strokes are slow, its very annoying if you want to use the tilt all the way, and not just for brush rotation (kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXyrq4uChdyhe5I) - Tilt completely disables sometimes for 5 seconds or so if you're making a lot of quick lines - As you said, pressure curve is not perfect at all - If you press hard on the tip of the pen, the following lines will have broader pressure range for a while - Tablet disconnects after sleep or reboot, and the driver prone to malfunction too - Pen is too thick, pen buttons are falling out

[@Aduah]

@@sefrautiq the problem your mentioning with the driver going to sleep is the same problem I had with Wacom. It would just stop working/recognizing the tablet. But it started not only doing after asleep and wake, but also after unplug/replug, or just breathing on it wrong. It would do it in the middle of drawing. The pressure curve and any tilt problems (which admittedly I don't use tilt at all) are lesser problems to me than driver problems. I haven't had any driver problems with the huion yet. But after all the Wacom driver problems, this has been a breath of fresh air.

[@sefrautiq]

@@Aduah Understandable, especially for it's price and size it fits perfectly into your needs. I just let others know about the stuff that is STILL NOT FIXED in the "fresh" H1161 model, and that the issues that you see in the video was around for at least 3 YEARS. And I strongly doubt that they will be fixed via driver updates. I wonder how XP-Pen compares to Huion in this regard

[@theMuritz]

I use the HS610 on a Mac, and I am quite happy with it. The Wacom at the same price range offer no buttons, no tilt and lower resolution. I am really happy with it …. And it’s very intuitive to reconfigure the buttons. However I would love to have backlit buttons, as I often work in the dark. Softkeys is something I never use, because of the lack of visibility and accidentally touching them.

[@thephilosopher5799]

I use the hs611 as my first tablet. Came in 2 days ago and so far so great.

[@mariusdrulea9049]

Have you found a solution for the slow increase/decrease of brush size? I use exactly this tablet on both Linux and Windows. In Linux this brush size adjustment works very fast, the issue seem to be only in Windows.

[@BizarreCocktail]

So I wonder... Previously I was using Wacom Intuos Pro, had to sell it to survive some dark times in my life. Now I'm getting back on track and thinking bout gettin back my tablet... but Intuos Pro still costs pretty much, especially comparing to something like this Huion... and I wonder what are the exact differences, or just let's say Huion H1161 vs. Intuos Pro, or maybe you know other, better, cheaper alternative. I guess what I'm trying to say is that Intuos Pro was pretty much my ultimate tablet (although, I only had Bamboo before, so it sure was an upgrade) meaning that I don't need more than that so is there, like I said, some cheaper alternative which will pretty much do the same thing?

[@bluewavesoverfuji]

my Huion Inspiroy 640P died after a year. Customer services asked for tons of information, videos of the fault etc and eventually told me it was after one year and they couldn't do anything, which sucked.. otherwise.. I had a great time with the tablet.. I didn't find limitations at the time though the accuracy wasn't as precise as my wacom intuos 950M(i think). On the flip side the Huion was better for working fast, button layout, smooth surface. For some reason the Wacom I use has a matt surface which is hard on nibs and I find a little unpleasant to use, though it is more accurate. So.. the Huion is about half the price of Wacom and does the job almost just as well... though durability is an issue.. at least in my case.

[@KarelChytilArt]

Great standup!

[@hmk1148]

dose it work with people who are left handed?

[@mruniverse9500]

Hang on, yo that's my tablet. I bought this not so long ago and I am loving it

[@BoroCG]

I think you've got a good one. Just don't use it with vertical multiple monitors setup :D I think most glitches I found were coming from that

[@pixel_east_]

Hey Boro! I've been wanting a drawing tablet for quite a while now, but since i'm from Brazil, those things are awfully expensive here, specially the wacom ones. Maybe I'll take a look into one of those from Huion, considering that they are cheaper. Thanks for the video!

[@bluerain704]

I got me a huion and love it. Haven't tried any other yet.

[@Shinesart]

Probably because you didn't remove the wacom driver. It will interfere with huion driver. I had a wacom small and now changed into 1161 and it is wonky until there's only one driver.

[@Gawron..]

Is it possible to extend the work area by disabling the touch buttons at the top?

[@BoroCG]

Nah, that zone is not a part of the work area. And it would just change the proportions kind of randomly, turning drawn circles into ovals and such

[@Gawron..]

@@BoroCG From what I have read, the HUION HS610 tablet, for example, gains an additional working area by switching off the shortcut fields. This is why I asked what the situation is here. There are also tablets with an aspect ratio of 16:10, and graphics programs can adjust the aspect ratio accordingly so that there are no ovals instead of circles.

[@jerrywanda3886]

Hello Nadia!!!

[@rulorulex6964]

boro that was brutal haha you were too harsh

[@jaimecerna5878]

Hey nice video, what app are you using for paint on windows laptop with the ipad ?

[@BoroCG]

The app on iPad is called EasyCanvas. But the part to install on Windows is called EL Display Hub

[@jaimecerna5878]

@@BoroCG thanks :D

[@sefrautiq]

This so funny to see how u react to Tilt disabling, cause I was having this issues for over 3 years now with HS610. Seeing that Huion still haven't fixed the issue is just ridiculous. Also try to draw a line with a tilt slowly, it will wobble, I promise

[@_malfunction]

16:10 is kind of standard with color-calibrated wide-gamut monitors used in design- and photography industry

[@STFUppercut69]

2:38 That's such a funny setup to me. Has a keyboard on the laptop, but doesn't use it and instead has another one. Has a screen tablet, but doesn't use it and instead uses another tablet :D (I understand the reasoning behind it all, but it's still such a funny image.)

[@laluwahyupiw]

hei i jsut saw that u use ipad as second display? Boro, how u did that?

[@BoroCG]

EasyCanvas. There's also SpaceDesk, which is free, but it has no Pencil support

[@the_flushjackson]

I am laughing so hard, because every time you guys stumble on some weird aspect I'm waiving my hands and saying the same things you're saying about 'why didn't they just...??!' 😂

[@lordparzival]

nice

[@LawlietPower]

I got 3 of the H1161 through RMA, idk if is a model flaw, but all 3 had a coin-sized flaccid area in the middle, that get worse and worse with the time and usage, getting to a point that looks like it will rip. Is really really weird, and you can feel with the pen. And this, affect when you do "fast" straight lines across the area. ALTHOUGH, for its price, is a really god one with the one that you get don't have thiss problem.

[@Trid3nt861]

Such a cool person Nadia is. Is that tablet A4 or A5 dimensions? Also is the surface of the drawing area coarse or smooth?

[@sefrautiq]

I suppose its slightly smaller than a4, IMO it's a sweetspot even for a pro artist

[@bluerain704]

Does Nadia have an Instagram account where we can see her art? Thank you, Boro

[@BoroCG]

instagram.com/cirrusmin0r/

[@mattkaz9604]

For that price it's not terrible, buy I'm not sure that anyone with a bigger budget would want this one.

[@3polygons]

I get what Nadia means ( 31:35 ) ... I realized that with my Huion Kamvas 22 (a Display tablet, it has a 22 inches screen). I have it now only as an external monitor and went back to my very old and trusty Wacom XL (2009!). With a Wacom L waiting patiently in a box once this thing _finally_ breaks (if that's ever possible, with the love and care that I handle it...reason why it lasted, ofc). The subtlety of the Wacom pen-tablet (dunno if it is all the pen's merit, or the combination) is far superior. I had to realize it with a direct comparison in my hands. I had always defended the alternative brands over Wacom's pricing scheme, but I was _so_ wrong. My advice now is always go for cheap Wacom devices, meaning pen tablets, they are a ton better than even the display-tablet competitors. Of course, Cintiq prices are crazy. But a Wacom L, that's a dream come true (and it has really good simulated paper friction, too, unlike the older XL). Or if that's too expensive for some, a Wacom Intuos (non pro), 169 euros on Amazon (new), it's more expensive than the alternatives, but it is _really_ worth it, IMO, if it fits in one's budget, of course. If not, one can configure this Huion's driver and the painting/3D app's (of choice) settings enough so that you get used to it. But IMO the difference in accuracy, lag and control is very much in favor of Wacom. I don't like this fact, but I have to admit it after very heavy testing of the 3 devices. And I hope Huion and XP-Pen keep evolving, so that they keep pushing Wacom, but I am not using other than their technology... Still, I think you can tune the pressure levels in both the Huion driver (of course, with a per-app configuration) and whatever the app's (ie, Clip Studio, Krita, etc) settings, as I say. It can be a world of difference once you get to find the magic values/combination. I mean, I _could_ work with my Huion Kamvas 22 if I had no better option. I just prefer the superior control of the Wacom Intuos XL (by a lot). I also got a Huion Inspiroy (at the same time!), and it was even worse than the Kamvas. This Kamvas is not useless, it's serviceable (surely people never having used Wacom won't notice anything), but... the comparison... My advice. If it is not a bad moment (in $$, but with the moving and all, it could be) to do that and it was an Amazon purchase, look for a refund and get a Wacom Intuos Medium. A "One by Wacom" [ not "The One", that's a (expensive for what it is) 13" display tablet ] which are much cheaper than intuos (100 euros less), of course in *Medium Size* , as Small (S) is useless for most stuff. It is a lot cheaper, but the issue is it comes with very few pressure levels, like 2k or so, instead of 4k of the Intuos Medium or 8k of Wacom Intuos Pro (after seeing how Huion and XP-Pen work, I cannot for the life of me compare wacom's pressure levels to those brands'. I think it's another "language" even . So, the "8k" in these brands doesn't mean much to me, is not a factor). Also, the pressure level matter is _overrated_ . INDEED, the Wacom Intuos 4 XL that I , and I believe, also Boro has, it has "only" *2048* levels (same than these cheapo new ones, but tech has evolved A LOT in Wacom, so it means surely even more than 2048). And we know the XL is absolutely great!! Even more.. I did draw all concept art and 2D/3D retouch for an entire Diablo II - ish game (well, my part on it, but we were only 3 game artists there!) with no problems at all, at a company, and those ancient wacom tablets they provided us with, those had only 256 levels (not even 1k) of pressure! . So, I am very close to bet that for the "One by Wacom" Medium (M) size is quite a better choice than this Huion (or equivalent XP-Pen), and in my euro country's Amazon I am finding it right now for 65 to 70 euros, quite cheap, identical to what you paid for the huion. To play totally safe, an Intuos Medium(M), instead. But I'm convinced any of the two options would be better than this... Of course, I realize you and Nadia say in one moment that she uses tablet buttons a lot. I am like Boro, I use the keyboard a lot. But I have got used too much to use the XL disc for brush size, it's just so incredibly fast and keeps me in the zone. The "One By Wacom" does not have any buttons nor disc, at all. that's were they cut corners for the pricing, I guess. I still think is preferable, and have a small bluetooth keyboard close, instead. But if anything, the intuos M size (non pro, of course) has 4 buttons that you can configure easily (but no disc nor slider). If buttons are a total must, the Intuos M could be the solution, if 4 buttons are enough. I just don't need buttons :D. I mean, I'd go as far as getting a mini articulated arm (sth like you showed of your phone, but a bit stronger and longer, from "Amazon Basics") in ebay or Amazon, to have a tiny bluetooth keyboard just besides the tablet, with a ton more "buttons" there...but so not losing the pen control that Wacom provides, in comparison. Very nice video. :) *Edit: Wait* .... Just watched the ending now, after writing all above... You do need to uninstall fully wacom drivers before installing Huion's, it's how it goes with huion (and many other brands). Otherwise many problems arise that can make the tablet behave badly... I believe a clean install with all fixed might give you both a more positive experience (but I meade clean installs and all with both my Huion pen-tablet and my huion display tablet. And in pen control they are not even close to a Wacom XL). Anyway, if you get to be happy and comfortable with the Huion, that's all what matters.

[@bobsteven2363]

I disagree. Wacom medium was my first tablet. Back in animation school, I used the large wacom. I also use the Apple Pencil which many agree feels as good as any wacom especially with paper like. When I compare them to my huion plus 22, I don’t feel a difference. I am a light handed user who heavily relies on pressure sensitivity. It is important for the pen to trigger with the smallest amount of force and be able to have a huge range of pressure. My Huion tablet does that just like the Wacom’s I’ve personally used. When I hear people say otherwise, I feel they got placebo effect. Or maybe they got older models with out screen etching which btw, even the newest of wacoms that cost from 300 to 600 don’t have

[@3polygons]

@@bobsteven2363 I took almost two weeks testing both the Wacom Intuos 4 XL (no laminated glass or etc as that is just a pen-tablet, no screen. Neither "paper texture" like current L ) and a Huion Kamvas 22 (in any case the issues don't affect the parallax matter; it's not involved in the particular problems happening), swapping constantly among them (by full clean uninstall of each driver every time) and also did so with one of Huion's latest - back then- (I believe it was one year ago or so) and biggest pen-tablets. The difference with the display-tablet was huge in control, lag, responsiveness and accuracy in favor of the Wacom XL. I _wanted_ it to be the opposite as I just had put my money on those two tablets. This is why I tested them for so freaking long and intensively, as I hate to purchase any piece of hardware and don't use it then in everything for at least 10 years (the XL is around 13 now...so... even if the Huions were not of this year, heck, the XL is in much more disadvantage as is _way_ older than that). But way worse, the difference between the Wacom Intuos 4 XL and and the Huion pen-tablet was just out of the charts. While the active area size of the huion was pretty big, the accuracy in small details (fast small lines, etc), the lag and overall control was not there. I can draw and paint with _anything_ (so, would be able to draw with any of these), since quite long I don't need software estabilizers for the line-art even in comic inking. I've used all sort of digital tablets on the market, and I'd use any of these two if I only had that option and nothing else. Heck, I have even inked with toothpicks and black ink while at college (Fine Arts) during a full year in fast 3 minutes line work of complex (3 models) model poses. But I did not see a single reason (other than justify to myself my purchase somehow) when the Intuos 4 XL gives me a lot more control in everything. I am not speaking about initial activation force (although imo it is clearly less subtle in Huion's; very obvious when you are working with both in the same week) or pressure sensitivity. It's about different factors. I don't let myself be confused by placebo effects or impressions, I check everything, every matter and detail, every setting, and avoid every possible issue that could be affecting perception, checking many things, etc. And have been painting and drawing for 44 years (I mean, it's not like I am buying my first tablets or etc... I started in digital art when there was no Wacom brand, only Summagraphics and Kurta, around '91 or earlier, if I recall correctly). Indeed, I believe that those not noticing the differences might be doing mostly certain workflows (you seem to be an animator, I am a realistic digital painter and comic artist (includes accurate inking). It might be that), but not others where the difference is painfully clear. Even more, even if doing same workflows, not everybody paints in the same way. So, in certain styles or even grips, the hardware disadvantages could happen to be masked/not noticed.

[@bobsteven2363]

@@3polygons hmm, that is really strange that was your experience. I did notice you said, Kamvas 22, which is really old, I have only tested kamvas pro 13 and kamvas plus 22 which are far newer (huion fairy new compared to Wacom) In total, I have had 6 tablets. 2 being huion screen tablets. I don’t use pen stabilizer. Throughout my years, i never felt any lack of control or accuracy. I am mainly in game dev, creating 3d assets with zbrush and blender and doing realistic paintings on my free time. At one point, i did do a comparison between Wacom, apple and huion. I used 3 devices, my iPad, a laptop and my desktop. Switching across the devices, from slow to fast strokes to blending tests,I didn’t feel a difference. And by actually painting I didn’t feel any differences either. Except on the iPad, but the difference there was having no keyboard shortcuts. In Convos with friends and colleagues, we agreed that huion was pretty good, half the workstations at work have huions and the other half wacoms. The only inferior tablets that I have had the chance to use, have been the Samsung tablets, those are atrociously bad, the Microsoft surface tablets, and a xp pen artist tablet

[@3polygons]

​@@bobsteven2363 Yep, the Kamvas 22 is "old", now ...But the Wacom XL is way older (2009) to be fair on the comparison. I was indeed very close to get in Amazon, back in the day, actually the Kamvas Plus version (indeed, the 24 inches was also out for a while, for both XP and Huion, and I prefer 24 inches monitors), as it was already out, and the QLED screen (color gamut, etc) was a tad better in every aspect and reviews. But finally, with the possible burn-in effect of oleds (though QLED is somewhat different), and as I was handling amazingly with the XL, I had no reason to invest further than a great 400 euros offer I found, for merely a workflow experiment. Indeed, I had thought, worst case scenario, (which I did not really believe possible), it'd always serve as a monitor for references (it's what it is doing right now...though my Eizo ColorEdge obtains much more accurate colors and way wider range after hardware calibration of both) or extra panels . I was basing my purchases though on reviews and what colleagues said about both XP-Pen and Huion, which was with some exceptions mostly positive feedback. Meaning, other game artists and designers (I've worked in a few fields; the one that I don't miss is tech support). So that you realize how much in favor I was about alternative brands, my plan was getting first this Kamvas 22, just as a test drive, to test the waters, see if (I had a Cintiq 12WX many years before - sold it after 8 months- , but that was too tiny res and physical size for me (ipad pro size, a tad bulkier, 1280x800 screen). I have big hands too, lol. Maybe am a bit of an old fart, too) while pen-tablets having become my natural workflow, like a second nature, built as an instinct now, if I could adapt to display-tablets' posture and etc. But the idea was to very shortly after, go for the Huion 24 (I had read about issues of the XP-Pen 24). As back then I was much in favor of Huion for display-tablets, and XP or Wacom for pen-tablets. The thing is, a many years newer product than my old Wacom (2020 versus 2009) could not compete with it (in my tests, at least). I must say, it was (is) "functional". I can draw and paint with it. I just get much more accuracy and less lag with the XL (in same computer, good installs, etc). I also - like you- do have many colleagues that are very happy with Huion and XP-Pen tablets (particularly the XP-pen Deco Pro Medium with its double disc and good accuracy). I was only mentioning my tests and experience :). I don't understand why others do not notice it, but I don't discard that it might be possible. I worked with a Graphire (or Volito, can't remember, it was 2001!), previous to Bamboo series, and it was an A5 or A6 size! (now I don't recommend my friends anything smaller than Medium) To make all 2D drawings (concept art) and 2D UI, 2D-3D retouch work with a 256 levels of pressure back then. I worked a full year 10 hours a day with that and got the job done (in very poor celeron computers (we had a good Athlon, though), even for the times... that company was almost broke). So, yep, we all can use literally whatever for painting. I'd use even the huion pen-tablet (quite worse drawing experience than the Kamvas, in my tests) to get the job done, if I had no other chance. But every second I earn, any stroke that lands accurately, and faster workflow, I must take it, no matter what. Even if the difference was to be small (not what I noticed. Maybe it's just me. But I have pieces of hardware where the difference is small, and there I can see the placebo effect as a possibility. I can't see it in this case). Maybe if at some point I get my hands on a Huion 24, or something even newer, I might change my conclusion, who knows. But in terms of age, I want to emphasize that I am comparing it (a pair of Huion tablets from 2020; pen tablet and display tablet) with a Wacom from 2009. BTW, I cannot put links here, but I am just checking an article that says the Kamvas 22 and Kamvas 22 Plus were launched the same year... Dunno how accurate it is, but it should be, as seems it's a press release from the actual Huion company, "Shenzhen Huion Animation Technology ", "SHENZHEN, China, July 10, 2020 ". The article speaks about the launch of the two products. Anyway, I believe 99% of people will be very happy with their Huion product(/s).

[@the_oky]

Its the same tablet I have :DDDD

[@soulflame5635]

I brought HS610 - Lets see how this one of Yours is :)

[@frankdrawsnear9995]

hi hi boro

[@eliud77]

20;48 I had the same problem with my Huron but I closed the programs and closed the Huron drive and opened all of the again plus removing the cable connected to the Huron tablet and connecting it back again it worked for me and it wasn't limiting me to the canvas great video!

[@VadimAndreyev]

16:10 ratio cause of Macbooks, and it's really good

[@MrGhostTheBigRoast]

i think boro may have got a faulty unit with phantom clicks. happened to one of my styluses too, i think its a common flaw in the specific style of styluses they sell for these 'mid range' models going by other people's posts on their customer service forum and faqs. also nadia was right, that stylus design is bad for dust. apparently the dust can enter and interfere with the pressure sensor giving it touch information even while not physically touching the tip to the surface. but it could also be unoptimised driver for his particular display set up as boro suspected.

[@jj81Studios]

It's almost an exact copy of the Intuos Pro

[@wiltedkale]

hope y'all are safe n sound

[@dx3910]

Unlock the taskbar and move it to the right side. If click-lock doesn't go away, you know it's software. My ONE by Wacom does this inside Photoshop if I alternate between pen/mouse, so it's probably software, but maybe moving the taskbar is an OK workaround? Just an idea.

[@BoroCG]

Thanks for the thought, but Win 11 doesn't allow to move the taskbar. Also, I don't think it would mean much: I think the software issue is about how the driver is dealing with the vertical layout of the two displays I have

[@dx3910]

@@BoroCG ...it doesn't let you move it? You're kidding... Haha... Oh MS. Sorry, then :). Have a good one.

[@mruniverse9500]

Is this the first time Nadia makes a full appearance? I never seen her face before

[@BoroCG]

First time for the full episode, and speaking English!

[@BoroCG]

So proud

[@wombatcube]

I know some personalities aren't suited for this ....but.....podcasts would be fun to watch/listen to. or more from the both of you guys together. Some people don't have the benefit of having another artist to speak to and see how that dialogue can go. But she might not be interested in that....which is fine too. Over the years you've mentioned that she had really good critiques for things regarding art, and it'd be fun to get her perspective on art-making, as well. (but only if she wants of course) P.S: I've read that you need to keep the Windows Ink checked ON at all times. Even if it's annoying. For pressure or tilt.I saw that the windows ink was unchecked when you really had issues.

[@GriffinTwo]

Hi Nadia 👋

[@boblatzer]

So, on my iPad I just start drawing. I bought a tablet like this one to use on my Mac. After spending an hour struggling like you are, trying to figure it out, I put it back in the box where it sits never to be opened again. Back to my iPad …….

[@BoroCG]

Oh yeah, if you draw in 2D - iPad is so much nicer to work with, almost always

[@HalkerVeil]

Wow, that is a cute haircut. And her's isn't bad either...

[@elbert5208]

Nadir looks like weston koury from sinjin drowning

[@TheVeryAngryShrimp]

I love Huion products. I actually gave my Huion screen tablet away (it was on clearance so I wasn't upset about giving it away) and bought an Inspiroy Dial. Fantastic little thing AND it's wireless. Screen tablet had too many wires for me.

[@bluerain704]

I like your nickname xD

[@artsyjoe94]

my tablet!

[@artsyjoe94]

It's the only tablet I ever had but even I could tell that in some aspects it's not intuitive, my advice is to adjust the software a lot, don't assume it'll be how you want it right away and the adjustments you make in the long run will make a huge difference which is why I still like the tablet

[@artsyjoe94]

also making the working area in the tablet settings a little smaller makes life easier in my experience, but maybe that's not for everyone

[@BoroCG]

Interesting

[@RoxaneLapa]

Nadia: Do you have normal brushes? Boro: No, gross 🤣

[@shermanstepney2182]

I never got a notification

[@ca-visuals]

F5 opens the brushes properties 😂

[@eddyalvaross2195]

Imagine watching the intro animation for the 1st time 😂😅

[@katherinelandreth2191]

Did you guys get married? Just noticing you have matching rings. Sorry for being nosey, but if you did, congratulations! Otherwise, congratulations on this very informative and pleasant video :)

[@hasanrazaart]

1. you have to uninstall all other tablet drivers before installing huion driver 2. and restart

[@eddyalvaross2195]

Test Krita 5.1.0 when you have time. Krita is getting even better today.

[@potatoman4855]

Yoo is that Xqc!! jk jk, you guys look so cute!!

[@ospiks]

Надя, привіт! Мені ютубчик випадково підкинув ваш відос О_o ггг. Радий вас бачити) (❁´◡`❁)

[@nadiiapliamko]

Привет! А я вчера Нину Симон слушала и тебя вспомнила)

[@kliteishere9818]

Typing for the algorithm

[@husnait]

еееее надя, здорова, вау как ты тут оказалась

[@NiklasFreidwall]

I would love a link to Nadis Instagram or others place to watch her art... Maybe it's at the end of the video... Haven't got there yet.

[@BoroCG]

instagram.com/cirrusmin0r/

[@SketchyTigers]

Ayyy Nadia's in a video! Ive never had the most positive opinion about Huion and this video lines up with what Ive seen and read. Overall, their tablets work, but there are so many small issues which kinda get a bit irritating after a while. Also, osu! is a very popular rhythm game. Many players use tablets for greater precision when playing and it's a lot nicer to play on a tablet than with a mouse in my experience. On osu accounts you can display what you're playing with and there's a specific tablet category.

[@reptilejesus829]

Engagement comment

[@VadimAndreyev]

I'm 39 and my neck is dead

[@SoulofStorm333]

Lmao i hope the Osu comunity doesnt find this video kek

[@well.done.]

Just stop suffering and making up problems where there are none! Hope it will help

[@ssiiriiuss]

Очень приятная и симпатичная девушка.🌺👧 Ты ей даже не улыбался. Джентльмен ты так себе Даниель )

[@maikeru01]

nice waifu

[@well.done.]

Okay, I see. You just delete messages with links Arms for your display tablet Protech NB F100A Black, Ergonomic Laptop Stand For Desk, Adjustable Height Up To 20", LPOAKE Adjustable Computer Stand for Laptop, LPOAKE Adjustable Computer Stand for Laptop + Ulanzi U-pad 1/4 Inch Aluminum Tripod Mount W Cold Shoe Adapter Tablet Clip Clamp Stand Holder

[@warr1orx797]

algorithm

[@daze4276]

Слава ЗСУ 💙💙💙💛💛💛

[@mittr6435]

Слишком смешное название, чтобы серьёзно относиться к продукции. У знакомой есть хуиён, долго служит, большой зараза

[@mealsome4450]

Have/Had this, absolutely disliked it... I guess it's ok for painting but lineart? Hatching? All the checkmarking...

[@drfleka]

Boro, sorry if I'm rude asking you but is your wife maybe Hungarian? I have a friend wich looks like her and she is from Hungary.