Design mouse?

Question

Iron

At the moment I use a very inconvenient GIGABYTE Aivia Uranium. I want to buy a normal one for working in Photoshop and Illustrator. What can you advise? I noticed that many people use a mouse from apple. But I do not want to take it because I do not use a poppy. A mouse from an apple in a regular computer will look silly). At the moment, I looked after myself Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum. Or Tt eSPORTS by Thermaltake Level 10 M. Although they are gaming. How do you think it will fit? Or are there better solutions?

Answer 1

The term "normal mouse" is an extremely individual concept. So individual that the advice of others will not help you at all. So many parameters play here, and not all of them are obvious:
- which hand do you hold the mouse with (note, I didn’t ask, right-handed or left-handed, because for example I drive the mouse with my left hand, although I’m right-handed)
- how do you hold it - with your palm or fingers
- what is the shape palms, how long fingers
- what weight do you prefer
When I was looking for a replacement for the dead Logitech LX5 (which for me is the best mouse of all time :)) - stupidly came to DNS and measured all the mice displayed in the room :)

Answer 2

I would advise you to buy a tablet for photoshop. Get Wacom. There, by the way, mice are included, wireless, battery-free.
But this is if you just cut it for design, and not just cut the picture into blocks.

Answer 3

for 10 years I have been using only the touchpad on my macbook - and for photoshop, and for illustrator, and for development,
no mouse stood nearby

Answer 4

Just don’t take it from apple, it’s not for Photoshop / illustrator), especially not for poppy. I use Logitech master MX (on a mac), I chose for the form and additional buttons / scrolls. It is very convenient to assign some functions - the second scroll scale, additional buttons on the grid / lines. Similarly, in other programs, you can set up your own set of presets (in the browser, for example, additional buttons are navigation back and forth)

Answer 5

Designers, real ones, who not only download pictures from stocks and insert them into PSD, work with Wacom Cintiq pen or Intuos. Teach your hands to draw.

Answer 6

And indeed, many people use the apple mouse who has a poppy, is it really convenient? I would like to buy but I doubt it at the expense of convenience. There is a graphics tablet, but still the mouse is convenient in some places, for example, where a large arm span is required, which you can’t do on the trackpad.