I want to know, before getting one, if anyone tried the Belkin Nostromo N52 in anything else then gaming... Let say like photoshop or editing programs?
Any comments or suggtestions?
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I want to know, before getting one, if anyone tried the Belkin Nostromo N52 in anything else then gaming... Let say like photoshop or editing programs?
Any comments or suggtestions?
I played with one in a store, but didn't really have time to dork with all the settings or program any keys. I could see that device being a replacement for the left hand keyboard. Since all the keys (even the directional pad) are customizable, I bet it would work well in editing programs. For the cost I say it would be worth it.
I am a huge fan of all the different input devices on the market, and specifically for 3d work. I have plenty of sources too...
For photoshop and nongaming application, they have mice especially made, with several buttons all the way around. I don't think the keypad would do for photoshop. I like using a regular old Logitec optical mouse (USB).
yeah or there's a new mouse type thing thats basically a ball held up by 4 arms that sense the movement of the ball so it makes it much easier to edit models and such
Like this?Quote:
Originally Posted by progbuddy
http://www.vrlogic.com/html/3dconnex...ace_mouse.html
Yeah, kinda like that. But the one I'm thinking of might've had a trackball.Quote:
Originally Posted by Airbozo
well being that i just got one, i would recommend a logitech g15.
but me thinks your looking for a small input device.