Problem with my photoshop/graphics tablet?
I use Photoshop CS 2007 and my tablet is a ‘HyperPen’ from Aiptek.
I’ve had the device for a long time and it’s worked perfectly with Photoshop ever since I bought it. (I use it for drawing). But suddenly, there seems to be a problem with it? Either it, or Photoshop.
The pen pressure just isn’t working anymore! The pen itself works in general because it does ‘click’ things and it does still draw – but the pen pressure brushes that are supposed to appear in Photoshop automatically are not there, even though I haven’t changed any of the settings. The lines are solid and there is none of the usual graduation (i.e. you press lightly and the line is small, you press hard and the line is large)
This makes Photoshop practically unusable for me, for what I would usually use it for, and I’d really like to get it fixed.
I hope I was specific enough – if there aren’t enough details just ask and I’ll add any extra information I can.
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Let’s troubleshoot!
First of all, I would try rebooting the system or using the system restore function (unless you’re on a Mac?)
Secondly, try restoring the default photoshop settings. Also try using the pressure sensitivity in other applications. It could be a pure photoshop issue.
Next, I would try installing the latest tablet drivers. An adobe update may have messed that up. You can get drivers here:
http://www.aiptek.com/drivers.htm
Then, I would try replacing the pen. Something in the pen could be broken causing it to not send pressure sensitivity commands to the tablet.
As an ABSOLUTE LAST RESORT, you may think about buying a new tablet.
Hope one of these steps helps!