Wacom Announces New 22-Inch Cintiq Interactive Pen Display... With Touch!

Wacom Announces New 22-Inch Cintiq Interactive Pen Display... With Touch!

Wacom today announced the Cintiq 22HD touch, a new addition to its interactive pen display portfolio, now featuring multi-touch. Combining multi-touch with Wacom’s pen technology, the new Cintiq 22HD touch offers an on-screen experience and a more intuitive and natural way to work. The new Cintiq is expected to retail for $2,499. Additional features including a 21.5 full HD display, an ergonomic rotating stand and 16 customizable ExpressKeys, make the Cintiq 22HD touch an ideal creative platform for graphic designers, animators and game developers.

From the press release:

"Giving users the power to work with digital tools in a completely natural and intuitive way, multi-touch supports gestures for rotating canvases, zooming and panning. The Cintiq 22HD touch closely replicates the experience of working with two hands when using traditional materials such as paints and markers, while giving the artist powerful capabilities that only exist in today’s creative software applications. Windows 7/8 and Mac OS users can benefit from touch savvy applications such as Corel’s latest Painter™ 12.2 update and Autodesk’s Mudbox and Sketchbook Pro.

Darren Higgins specializes in portraiture and commercial product photography.

"The Cintiq 22HD touch offers a wide-format, full HD LCD with 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution. Combined with it’s brilliant color quality, offering 16.7 million colors, the Cintiq 22HD touch provides an organic and immersive experience to users.

"The Cintiq 22HD touch provides best-in-class ergonomics, helping professionals increase comfort and productivity. The adjustable stand allows for real display rotation, offering both landscape and portrait viewing angles as well as the option to set an incline between 10° and 65°. It’s multi-touch capabilities also provide users the option to quickly and easily rotate canvases on screen using gestures, perfect for illustration, sketching and painting.
Improving workflow and creative output even further, the Cintiq 22HD touch offers 16 customizable, application-specific ExpressKeys located on each side of the display’s bezel. User-defined Touch Strips, conveniently placed on the back of the display can also be used for such functions as zoom, scroll, brush size adjustment and canvas rotation.

"Delivering virtually the same feel and feedback as traditional brushes and pens, the Cintiq 22HD touch features Wacom’s professional pen performance, providing 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition to produce dazzling artistic effects within creative software applications from Adobe, Corel, Autodesk and many more. The Cintiq 22HD touch supports the optionally available Art Pen and Airbrush to deliver natural brush effects within Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator (CS3 and above) as well as Corel Painter™ (10 and above).

"With the existing 13HD, 22HD, 24HD and 24HD touch, there is a Cintiq interactive pen display to suit anyone’s workflow requirements and budget.

"The Cintiq 22HD touch ($2,499 USD) will be available in May at select locations and Wacom’s eStore."

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Jaron Schneider is an Fstoppers Contributor and an internationally published writer and cinematographer from San Francisco, California. His clients include Maurice Lacroix, HD Supply, SmugMug, the USAF Thunderbirds and a host of industry professionals.

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But how many % is the Adobe RGB space??

How much, as a percentage, is this article just copy and pasted from the press release?

that's what it says at the begining of the article....

It does yes, but if I wanted to read the press release, I would've pointed my browser at Wacom's site.

If there's no hands-on or extra details that can't be gleaned from the the press release, what's the point of the article? A tweet or Facebook status plus link is a much better way of publishing info like this.

All of a sudden, Im not happy with my Intuos 4 :(

All of a sudden, Im not happy with my Intuos 4 :(