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Thanks for the tip! I did see a lot of people mentioning baby powder or corn starch because it dusts off easily, I figure if I tried either one it'd be baby powder. I'd be worried about accidentally getting the corn starch wet and having it end up sticky and gross. Once I start scanning more objects I'm positive I'll need to try the baby powder / hairspray / etc methods, but I don't know when that'll be - scanning people is taking FOREVER, and even though it's super interesting and fun it's still the only thing I've had time to do very much of. If I was less stubborn I would put the people-scans on pause and do some object/environment scans, but... I'm pretty stubborn lol. Thanks again!

Absolutely - I grew up poor, man, when I was coming up you bought the right thing the first time 'cause you weren't getting another one haha. And if you bought the wrong thing, you learned how to make it work. 'Cause you *WEREN'T GETTING ANOTHER ONE*.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I always try my best to be fair, I think it's important to let people know when I make a mistake specifically because they may have made the same mistake (so they might be able to solve it the same way). I'd much rather figure the problem out than give up and blame the product 🙂

Did your unit not come with the cable at all? That's not right, it should come with the basic weirdly-split cable like the one in the video, that's not supposed to cost extra. But, definitely do let us know what you learn using your USB-C cable, I'm sure it'll help us all to know!

@@ArtSchoolRehab well it didn't come with the charger. The plugin thing. I got the three prong cable thing. You said in video a usbc cable could as charger as well as several other things. If I have pay huion sorry ass for plugin then I will. Refund or not I don't have money or time to replace it within lablet. Huion does have a good product I'm just a little piss about all the hoops I have to jump through just to turn this thing on.

No it didn't work fuck it wacom one. I sending huion back for a. Wacom one.

I'm happy I could help!

I'm glad I could help - I may have a follow-up coming out, I'm writing a script for one right now based on the questions I've had here in the comments section. There's a lot of people with the same questions and concerns here, I wanted to be able to send everyone to a new video that kind of explains things a little bit more. For example, a lot of people didn't realize that this is just a screen with a pen - if I can explain that up front, maybe less people would be confused why it doesn't have software on it. At least, I hope so. It's a good pen display, I hate for so many people to be mislead by it and to end up having a negative opinion of it.

Congrats!

I use Photoshop - but yes, the tablet is JUST a tablet, it's literally just a computer monitor that has a compatible pen, it doesn't do anything by itself and it need to be plugged in to use it no matter what. I think a LOT of people have been a little mislead (or were just mistaken) about the tablet's function, I'm thinking of doing a follow-up to this where I talk about exactly how the tablet works (and doesn't work) to try to clear that up a little. You're definitely NOT the only person who's asked about stuff like this, I'm hoping I can try to help whoever I can so they're not confused when they get it and it's just a screen. Do you think it would help if I did that?

I really do think it would help and the different software that is compatible and how it works. My son is really confused

Yeah, the tablet is just basically a thin computer monitor that has a compatible pen, it doesn't do anything by itself and it need to be plugged in to use it no matter what. It's not like a computer tablet or an iPad, it's technically classified as a "pen display" or a "graphics tablet" and not a "tablet", which is kind of misleading in general. I think a LOT of people have been a little mislead (or were just mistaken) about the tablet's function, I'm thinking of doing a follow-up to this where I talk about exactly how the tablet works (and doesn't work) to try to clear that up a little. You're definitely NOT the only person who's asked about stuff like this, I'm hoping I can try to help whoever I can so they're not confused when they get it and it's just a screen. Do you think it would help if I did that?

@@ArtSchoolRehab definitely, I normally like to do my art outside in nature. I only wish I knew they were trying to get me a tablet, I would have told them. Now I'm stuck with this......but I managed to make use of it 👍🏽....also if you could please list some programs to use with it. So far all I used was what it came with. I have mobile ones too but idk how or if I can connect them.

​@@raquelt1250 I use Photoshop and Illustrator for a lot, but that's mostly because I pay for the Creative Cloud and they're part of it and they're generally cross-compatible. For personal drawing, I prefer ClipStudio Paint, it goes on sale pretty often for like 50% off so keep an eye out. I believe it also has a mobile version but I haven't used it. And then I also do some pixel art and some isometric stuff, I use Aseprite and Hexels respectively for those.

@@ArtSchoolRehab thank you so much for responding and answering my questions.

connect all the cables or search for missing ones, or just click the power button (the one on the very top)

I'm happy to hear that the review helped you :-)

You should not need to pay anything, the drivers are free to download and the program shouldn't ask you for any money or any membership. Double check that you downloaded the drivers from the official Huion site and not any other website, and if you're still having trouble then definitely contact Huion directly by going to the site. Let them know about your problem and ask them to help, their customer service team is very responsive in my experience :-)

@@ArtSchoolRehab thank you I figured it out but now my pen has an offset and it’s really bugging me I think I might just send it back. Help please

I think you're better off with the Kenko, mostly because the anamorphic won't do much for you in broad daylight. The anamorphic is really best used for cinematic footage that'll highlight the light streaks. I'd say don't touch the anamorphic unless you're making music videos or short films, it's not gonna benefit a vlog in any meaningful way. I think you'll also get more out of a Circular Polarizer out on the water. A CPL filter will cut down on reflections pretty effectively, but honestly I'll be curious to know how well it works on choppy water in a video format (as opposed to still water and/or a long exposure photograph). Once your setup is ready and you start shooting, leave me a link to your results, I'd love to check it out. I might also recommend a mounted gimbal - maybe the CAME-TV "Spry Gimbal" because it has a mountable baseplate with internal power. That way, any little boat shudders from moving across the waves won't cause big shakes in the footage. The gimbal I mentioned is only about a hundred bucks, but you'll also have to buy a few of the batteries that go into the baseplate, I'm not sure of the cost there but it's likely not much. Good luck!

@@ArtSchoolRehab I have only made two RUclips videos so I'm still learning videography. I will continue to post at: What's Happening Around New Orleans. Here is one of the videos. ruclips.net/video/L49YERvc2oY/видео.html I'll give the Kenko lens a try with the polarizer filter. Thanks for the advice.