Comic Book Fonts For Microsoft Word Tablet

Works just right for my comic book project.

Great. Is Camera, instruction book is comic book paper junk. Worthless. For $3500 canon or B&H should provide decent readable in color operating manual.

I use this in my R2880 to do on site printing for clients and for producing my own photographic comic book. Great ink but you pay for what you get.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Happy with the purchase. Use Microsoft Word and Excel all the time. No issues.

Easy to install and use. Using it with the Microsoft Surface Dock and Surface Book 2 to get triple displays (2x minidisplayport on the dock + 1x of these).

One word...AMAZING!...sums up this tablet. Being an old school mouser for 30-some years, and having never touched a tablet, I was hesitant to invest the money in something I had only read reviews about, but after a couple quick hours of getting to know my way around the tablet, I'll never go back to a mouse. Plus I knew with B&H's awesome return policy, if it didnt work for me, I could easily return it without a hassle. Set up was quick and easy right out of the box. Even though I use this at home primarily in Lightroom and Photoshop, I've found it to be easy and quicker to use than a mouse in all programs. It easily adapts to a dual monitor setup. That being said, I may purchase another one in the smaller size to use at work for typical office programs. Then my only concern will be keeping it on my desk and away from my fellow co-workers. With the touch keys programmable for each program you are working in and all the menu options along with the pressure sensitivity of the pen, I never see myself outgrowing this tablet. Once again, thanks B&H....you guys ROCK!

I've been using it successfully with the TT350F and the controls are pretty nice. Word of advice if you can't seem to get them to connect, re-read the TT350F book. The XProF book leaves out a step where you need to switch the TT350F from master to slave mode.

I would say this book is for people that want to build their knowledge from the ground up. Like most people, I learned by doing and by word of mouth and youtube. The only problem is that there was no structure from learning from different places. This book is structured so well, its worth getting, just to plug up gaps in your knowledge. The things discussed are very advanced though, so I would say anyone who is serious about becoming a cinematographer, should read it.

This works very well to mount a tablet (or in my case a Surface Book 3) to a tripod. The cold shoe is perfect for a microphone.

I have a lot of Peak Design products at this point. The Everyday Messenger is as small as I can go while being able to carry all that I want to carry; my Microsoft Surface Go tablet, Nikon full frame DSLR, a book to read, an analog planner book, analog calendar, analog notebook as well as keys, wallet, pen, sunglasses, etc. All this gets a bit heavy but the padding on the strap keeps it comfortable. Their slings are also great and maybe look a bit more stealthy and socially appropriate, but I sacrificed the ability to carry a lot of those things, limiting myself to a smaller camera and tablet and no analog planners, books, etc. I also have the Everyday Backpack which is awesome, but huge! I can carry all that I can carry with the Everyday Messenger plus a tripod and larger water bottle.