Architectural Drawing Set Organization

I have been using tablets for more than 25 years for architectural drawing because of the accuracy they offer. For 10 years, I have been using Wacom tablets for drawing illustrations. This is one of the best available. I wish there was a mouse option available for this model as was for the Intuos 3.

This is an excellent paper for our use. We take photos of our projects before construction begins and these are used for reference during the architectural design and construction drawing phase. This paper is perfect for this. It gives you a very nice photo quality, not grainy. We print 4 photos to a page. The cost is very acceptable also.

Drawing on it feels much more natural than drawing on glass surface.

if you're doing architectural photography then get one.

Very happy with the easy set up. My company purchased two for me to review architectural drawings remotely. I set everything up by myself and I’m not an IT geek at all.

I use this lens for interior and exterior architectural work. The nature of my work requires a lightweight set up and lots of moving around an urban environment. This lens is ideal. This is one of the sharpest Nikon lenses I have used and the learning curve isn't so bad as many reviews make it sound. If you are familiar with manual lenses and the basics of view cameras you will have no issues with this lens.

The HP T650 is great. Easy to set up and use right out of the box. Works very well with my needs for printing architectural and mechanical drawings. Great quality prints and easy to maintain.

Got these to replace an old set of Tota-Lights I never should he gotten rid of. I use them on architectural interiors, portraits and product shots, they are versatile, flexible and work great.

We print architectural plans at 24 x 18 and 24 x 36. At 24 lb, bright white, we not only print a great presentation set, but we also create a krinkle-free job-site set. Excellent!

Had an architectural shoot requiring about 1000 images indoors. Lots of set-up and moving around. Light was barely warm to the touch, so made the shoot very efficient. Works very well when using as a ring light by placing it directly behind the camera body.