What a popular professional painter knew using the large screen liquid tab "Wacom Cintiq 22": After all the big screen is pleasant (page 1/3)

　hello!Illustrator Refeia.

　This time, a little time has passed since its release, but I would like to review Wacom "CintiQ 22".

What is Wacom's "CintiQ 22"?

　In January 2019, "CintiQ 16" was released for 73,224 yen (Wacom Store Price, including tax), where I thought CintiQ was more than 100,000 yen, and I was surprised.Some people may remember.Cintiq 16 has the same screen and connection specifications as much as the Cintiq Pro series, but in addition to being simple and honest and easy to handle, the same "Propen 2" as the upper machine is the key control pens.It was a very attractive model adopted.

　About half a year later, July 2019, 21.The 5 -inch CintiQ 22 was released for 121,000 yen.Although it was more than 100,000 yen, the predecessor CintiQ 22HD was 198,000 yen at the time of release, so it is still much cheaper.The basic specifications are the same as CintiQ 16 and I think that the size is large.If you are aware of CintiQ 16, you may already have a lot of imagination, but what kind of user is it?Let's look at it immediately.

Check the body and connection around

　This product basically follows CintiQ 16 and has a solid and beautiful design.There are no shortcut buttons or dials around the display, but this is the same for the CintiQ Pro series.You can also assist with "ExpressKey Remote" or left -hand devices, or use the driver's "on -screen control".In particular, the on -screen control can be done like a macrokie and is very convenient because it can be placed in a favorite location on the screen.

　Basically, there is no glossy part in the range of eyes, and it is very calm.However, the cable is a form that stabs three cables, a power supply, HDMI, and USB, so it tends to look a bit complicated in the layout of the main body.

　In addition, although there is no built -in stand like CintiQ Pro, the attached external stand is very functional.It can be adjusted in fine units, from very low angles to almost vertical.The built -in stand of the CintiQ Pro is cool, but it is too functional, and for solid production, I ended up buying an separately sold stand or devising it myself.So I think this is enviable.

　On the other hand, there is no function to make the main body a little high mount, like the stand of the predecessor CintiQ 22HD.

　And there is a little interesting ingenuity.The tag -shaped pen holder can be replaced to the left and right of the main unit, but there is a replacement core and core removal in the pen holder fastener.

Check the functions and performance!

　Next, let's look at the functions.

　First of all, unlike the CintiQ Pro series, this unit does not have a touch function.I think many people don't need a touch function, but today's Windows has become more and more convenient to operate with tablet terminals and 2in1 PCs.I mainly use touch operations mainly for general purposes other than illustrations, so I wanted it if possible.

　In addition, CintiQ Pro had no air layer between the liquid crystal and the cover glass, the surface was glass, but the aircraft had an air layer and the surface was made of plastic.If there is an air layer, the reflection surface will increase, so if the room is bright, it looks like a black floating.If the room is darkened, it looks clear even if there is an air layer, so if you use it in your own room, you can cover it by operation.

　The surface of the plastic is very fine matte processing, high quality, but it is not as stiffer as glass, so the felt core is not recommended.If you are used to pentoplets with large friction such as intuos Pro, or have used a felt core with conventional LCD tablets, you should be aware of this.

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