WACOM
Your Eye Is Precise. Your Tools Should Be Too.Welcome to WACOM
Every photographer knows the difference between a good edit and a great one comes down to control. Dodging and burning with pixel-level accuracy. Masking hair strands without a jagged edge. Colour grading with a hand that moves as naturally as a brush on paper.
A mouse forces you to work against your instincts. A Wacom pen display or tablet lets you work with them — translating the subtlety of hand movement into on-screen precision, stroke for stroke.
8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity — for smooth, natural gradients in masking and dodge/burn work • Industry-standard compatibility — seamless integration with Lightroom, Photoshop, Capture One, and more. • Colour-accurate displays — see your edits exactly as they’ll print or publish. • Built for long sessions — ergonomic pen design reduces strain during marathon retouching sessions. • Trusted by professionals worldwide — from wedding photographers to editorial and commercial studios.
Why Choose Wacom?
Built for Every Stage of the Photography Workflow
Raw Editing & Colour Grading: Fine-tune exposure, curves, and tone with pressure-sensitive precision that makes subtle adjustments feel intuitive rather than mechanical.
Retouching & Compositing: Mask, dodge, burn, and blend with the accuracy professional retouchers demand — down to individual eyelashes and flyaway hairs.
Studio & Location Tethering: Review and adjust shots tethered to a Wacom pen display in real time, giving clients an interactive, tactile way to see edits as they happen.
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WACOM VIDEOS
Here are a few Youtube videos that Wacom have made on how their devices are used in Photography
Why Photo Retoucher Sef McCullough Says the New Wacom Intuos Pro Is “Built for Work” – YouTube
Wacom Cintiq 24: Is It Worth It for Photo Editing? | Hands On Review – YouTube
Photographer Caleb Kerr shoots Wacom Intuos Pro … then edits with Wacom Intuos Pro