How do I stop these jittery lines in Photoshop it seems the more

stabilizer

>>2463582
I lay a piece of paper over my tablet, makes it less slippery and its a texture im used to

Or you could get a stabilizer like Lazy nezumi

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>>2463583
Yeah, no.

>>2463586
Yeah, yeah.

>>2463596
Stabilizer tool is nothing but a crutch I rather have my honest jittery lines than lie to myself that my linequality improved.

Perhaps hold the stylus more loosely?

>>2463582

reinstall your tablet driver

>>2463602

lol

>>2463602
typical retarded beginner

not op but is it okay for pros to use stabalizer?
i have shaky hands and that might be the only way i can get good lines

>>2463582

get lazy nezumi for photoshop

>>2463602
>decent straight lines on paper
>shitty wobbly lines on a small tablet
hm, how can i fix this, because it's obviously a limitation of the technology, and not my lack of skill
>enter stabilizer
wow

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Dave Rapoza doesn't use a stabilizer.

>>2463691
because he's a shitter, you better take advice from the professionals of this thread

>>2463691
We're not Dave Rapoza

>>2463582
Looks like your drivers don't work or something.
>>2463691
Stabilizer is a very legit tool for smoothing the pressure.
I can get a relatively smooth line, but you cant precisely control pressure without it shaking a bit.

>>2463691

Some brush formats, like pencil, are good w/o stabilizing. Inking is usually a stage that's mostly repetitory and low on the creative element (still not devoid of it, of course), so you won't lose out if you use it at that stage. Ink-like brushes also manage jitter horribly.

Also, like it was pointed out, a lot of tablets will fuck your shit up. If I had Dave Whatever's silk-smooth, trillion inch tablet I probably wouldn't use a stabilizer either.