Wavy lines with NTrig on SP3?

[xemox]

Was thinking about buying one and just had one quick question regarding the stylus -

When using Photoshop or Sketchbook Pro - when drawing 45 degree lines slowly - are the lines straight or wavy?

Thanks!

 

[hoschilo]

Was thinking about buying one and just had one quick question regarding the stylus -

When using Photoshop or Sketchbook Pro - when drawing 45 degree lines slowly - are the lines straight or wavy?

Thanks!

I don't have photoshop or sketchbook but the phenomena is clearly existing in Onenote or Windows Journal. The "wavyness" depends on the speed when you draw the line. Similar experience I have while writing - the text seems to be more smooth when writing fast.
BTW: I had (or still have) WACOM technology using devices before and there I've had a similar issue also with wavy lines but there related to the pen pressure (altering pen pressure at the beginning or end of a line/character). Slow drawing 45° lines no problem, however and as mostly known, terrible accuracy on the borders of the screen.

 

[jnjroach]

The n-trig digitizer does this with slow strokes, MS and m-trig are working on an updated driver that is supposed to include the ability to adjust the Pressure Curve and some additional settings targeting artists....no ETA as of now though

 

[RémiM]

I've been using one note a lot, and I noticed the same problem.

All my 45° lines are perfect waves.

At the beginning I thought I was shaking my hand.