Best Keyboard and Mouse for Photoshop?

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Hello and welcome to this episode of

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Denny's tips. Today I'll be showing you

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what the best keyboard and mouse is for

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Photoshop or other productivity and

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creative work. People tend to use the

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free keyboard and mouse that their computer

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came with, but those are usually not the

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best. For a software like Photoshop where

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you need precise most movements, a

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high-quality mouse is a must-have,

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especially if you're working on a high

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res display. More on that later.

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Photoshop also has a lot of tools and

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commands, so a keyboard with extra macro

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keys will improve your workflow

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significantly. In this video you'll learn

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how to pick the best keyboard and mouse

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to improve your productivity. Now just to be

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clear, this video isn't about buying

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peripherals that will make you look like

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a professional. The stuff I'm going to

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recommend to you is based on how

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practical they are, not how professional

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they look. Most of the products are

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designed for gamers but don't be fooled

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into thinking that gaming products

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aren't good enough for professional work.

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Manufacturers market your products for

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gamers simply because there are way more gamers

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than photographers and digital artists.

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Gaming keyboards and mouse are some of the

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best-performing and well built products that

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you can buy and they make using

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Photoshop so much better. So don't worry

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if the products make you look like a

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gamer,

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it's all about being more productive.

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Let's start off by talking about your

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keyboard, a good keyboard is a hundred

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percent necessary for Photoshop. Most of

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the features are for your own comfort

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and personal preference, but there are

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some practical features that make them a

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good investment.

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One of the biggest features that might

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make you more money

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are macro keys. These are extra keys on

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your keyboard that you can program to

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any hot key, keys stroke combinations and

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more. It's incredibly useful. Your

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productivity will improve so much once

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you start using it. If you want to add a

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hotkey in Photoshop you can do it by

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going to "Edit" -> "Keyboard Shortcuts" but

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you're going to have a tough time

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finding hotkey that's not already taken.

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A better solution is to use macros. For

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example, I have a macro for converting a

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layer to a Smart Object. What this macro

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does is it process the combinations ALT + L

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S + S which basically loads a command from

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the menu. On Macs it's more complicated but

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it's still possible. I don't use Macs

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anymore but from what I remember, you

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have to press something like Command + F2

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and then use the arrow keys on keyboard

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to navigate around the menus. It sounds

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like a lot of keystrokes but you can

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record your macros with no delays and

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it'll play so fast that it feels like

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you're pressing a hotkey. I use macros

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all the time and I have it set so the

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macro keys will change depending on

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which software I'm currently using. Time is

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money, if you're not using macros yet I

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highly recommend you try it out. Once you

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get into a habit of using it, and you

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build your own profiles you'll get things

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done so much faster. Once you start using

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macros, you're going to run into another

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problem when you have so many macro set,

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it's hard to remember which one does

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what. And this is where RGB lighting comes

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in.

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Look for keywords that let you set the

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colors for every individual key like the

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Corsair K95 keyboard. Some keyboards will

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say that they have RGB lighting but they

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only let you have one color for your

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entire keyboard or for a couple zones

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in your keyboard and not the individual

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keys. Make sure that the keyboard you're

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buying has per key RGB lighting. I'm

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currently using a Corsair K95 keyboard. It

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has 18 macro keys and I use all of it. In

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fact, it's not enough for me so I have a

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second macro pad, the Logitech G13. I

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recommend this if you need more macro keys

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or if you're using a laptop and don't

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want to carry around a gigantic keyboard.

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There are other options like this crazy

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Cherry keyboard with more keys than you'll

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ever need. But i don't recommend this

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because the software is quite outdated,

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and it's not as flexible as the other

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software from other manufacturers. So

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which keyboard do I recommend? Here are my

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top five recommendations: The razer

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orbweaver is a macro packed with 20 keys

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in the main area and additional keys

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around it. It has per key RGB lighting,

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great build quality and software that

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lets you set customizable macros with

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unlimited profiles. I recommend this if

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you are using a laptop or if you need a

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lot of macro keys.

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If you don't need the per key RGB lighting

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the Logitech G13 is a better choice. Its

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price's lower and has some of its own

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unique benefits. It gives you 22 macro

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keys, three dedicated profile switching

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buttons, and a dedicated on-the-fly macro

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recording button. It doesn't have per key

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RGB lighting like the razor or weaver

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chroma but it does have an LCD which is

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useful for displaying your CPU and RAM

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usage. If you use a lot of Photoshop

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actions the Steelseries Apex 350 is a

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great keyboard that's not too expensive.

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It has plenty of macro keys, but, what I like

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most about it

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are the macro keys above the f1 to 12 buttons.

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They're great for mapping your favorite

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Photoshop actions. The con of this keyboard

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is that the keys aren't mechanical and

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you can only set the colors based on a

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couple zones, not the individual keys.

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The logitech G190 is a great mechanical

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keyboard with per key RGB lighting. It has

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nine macro keys which isn't many but

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they're located on the left and top side

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which is useful if you like to have two

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sets of macro keys. For example, on the

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top macro keys you can use that to store

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your favorite Photoshop actions and the

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sides - you can use that for a common

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Photoshop commands like rearranging your

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layers. My top recommendation is also the

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keyboard that I'm currently using. The

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Corsair K95 RGB. It has a whopping 18 macro

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keys. A dedicated on-the-fly macro

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recording button, three dedicated profile

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switching buttons and per key RGB lighting.

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It also has the best build quality I've

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ever seen in a keyboard and the software

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is very very customizable. Anything you

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can think of, you can probably do in the

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Corsair software. It's not as user friendly

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as other software like Logitech, but if you

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can use Photoshop, then you'll have no

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problems learning how to use the Corsair

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software.

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The only downside is that once in awhile,

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the macros will just stop working but

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once you open the Corsair software, it'll

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fix itself immediately. Aside from the

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software issues,

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this is the best keyboard you can get

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for Photoshop.

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Now let's talk about something more

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important, your mouse. I see people doing

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professional work that requires precise

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movement and they're using a cheap mouse,

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usually the free mouse that comes with a

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computer. A good mouse makes a huge

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difference especially if you're working

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on a high-res display.

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Have you ever switch to a new mouse and

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found that you're not used to it? You can

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tweak the DPI settings all you want but

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it never feels like your old mouse. It's

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probably because of the sensor

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position. On this G700s mouse, these

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sensors located near the front of the

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mouse while on this Corsair Scimitar

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mouse, it's located at the center. Look at

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the bottom of your mouse and notice where

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the sensor is positioned. I realize that the

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sensor position changes the way that I

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hold the mouse. On the g700s, my palm

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would be resting on the mouse which

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makes it very comfortable to use. But on

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my Corsair mouse, I tend to hold it like

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a claw because I'm used to holding my

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mouse so that the fingers are positioned

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near the sensor. If you want something that

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feels like your old mouse, try to find a

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mouse where the sensor position is roughly

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the same as your old one.

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The main reason for getting a gaming mouse

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is the adjustable DPI setting and

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improve polling rate. DPI stands for dots

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per inch and it's basically a

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measurement of how sensitive your mouse

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is. A higher DPI mouse will move your

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cursors more pixels per inch. The quick

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gist is that all gaming mouse have more

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DPI than you need even on a 4k

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display. Normal non-gaming mouse however,

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will typically have a fixed DPI

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between 800 and 1200 which is sufficient

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for low res display. But if you have a 4k

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display, you should really be getting a

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gaming mouse with at least 2,000 DPI.

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Anything over 6,000 DPI is excessive.

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There's no harm in getting the most with

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a very high DPI setting but just make

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sure you're not specifically spending

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money for that extra feature.

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On my 40 inch 4k monitor, I have my mouse

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set to 2000 DPI which will move it

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roughly halfway across the screen for

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every one inch of movement. If you're

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used to using a low DPI, it'll will take some

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time to adapt to a higher DPI settings and

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this is where the DPI buttons on your mouse

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will come in handy. Most gaming mouse will

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have buttons to increase or

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decrease the DPI so if you need more

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precision, you can simply press the

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button to lower the DPI and make your mouse

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slower. If you want your mouse to move faster,

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you can press the button to increase

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the DPI. It's a very handy feature.

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Finally, polling rate is the other reason

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to buy a gaming mouse. Polling rate is a

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measurement of how often your mouse

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reports its position to your computer. A

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higher polling rate means that your

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mouse is more responsive. Normal

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non-gaming most will have a polling rate

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of a hundred 125 Hertz which means,

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it reports its possession to a computer

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125 times a second or

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every 8 milliseconds. Gaming mouse

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will typically have higher polling rates

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such as 250 Hertz, 500 Hertz, and 1000

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Hertz. You will notice the difference

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going from a non-gaming mouse with a

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polling rate of a 125

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Hertz to a gaming mouse with 500 Hertz. The

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difference between 500 and 1,000 Hertz

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however is not very noticeable. Just like

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how you can buy a keyboard with macro

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buttons, you can buy a mouse with macro

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buttons too. It's a great way to improve

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your productivity. The benefit to macro

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buttons on your mouse compared to a keyboard

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is that you don't need to let go of your

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mouse so often. I have my mouse set to

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switch tabs, zoom in and out, close a

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document, and scroll up and down a panel.

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In Photoshop, for some reason the page up,

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down, home, and end keys don't work in the

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panels. Using the scroll wheel is very

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slow.

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So what I did was I made a macro to

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let me scroll faster like this

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and even faster like this. By the way,

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don't forget to use a mouse pad. I used

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to use the mouse on a bare surface of my

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desk but I've been using a mouse pad

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for a couple months now and it makes a

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huge difference.

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It's a lot smoother and it also extends

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the life of the mouse feet. It's hard to

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get a gaming mouse that isn't good.

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Any gaming mouse will be a huge

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improvement over a non-gaming mouse but

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here are my top picks. The Corsair Scimitar

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RGB is the one I'm currently

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using. It's a wired mouse with 12 macro

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keys on the side and two DPI buttons on

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the top. The position of the side buttons

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can be adjusted and I have mine set to

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very front. It's a very comfortable mouse

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and just like with the corsair keyboard,

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the build quality is awesome. The downside

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is that the scroll wheel doesn't tilt so

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you can't scroll horizontally. If you like

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the Corsair mouse but wish it was

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wireless, the Razer Naga Epic Chroma is a

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great alternative. The side buttons are fixed

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so you can't adjust the position of it. But,

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it does have a tilt-scroll wheel and it

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comes with a charging base. It's a great

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mouse, but it's also quite pricey at around

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130 US dollars. The Logitech G600 is a

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wired mouse and just like the previous

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two mouses, it has 12 macro buttons on the

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side and two DPI buttons on the top.

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But unlike the two, it has a third mouse button

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which is very cool. You can set the

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button so that if you hold onto, it will lower

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the DPI and give you slower most movements.

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I personally haven't gotten used to that

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and I find that using the DPI buttons

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it's easier. But if you can get used to

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it or you have ways of making use of the

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third mouse button, then this is a great

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choice.

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The best thing I like about this mouse

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is that the side buttons have an angle to

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them which makes it very easy to feel

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which button you're pressing.

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Coming in second place is the Logitech

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G930. It is the best wireless mouse you can

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get. It's super lightweight, has the most

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advanced optical sensor, the fastest

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response time for a wireless mouse, and

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it even has a built-in 32-bit ARM Cortex

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processor to power all of this.

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Essentially as the best mouse you can get

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but the reason why this doesn't win the

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first place is because it's overkill for

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photography work and for 150 US dollars,

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It's not cheap. I recommend this mouse if you're

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left handed or if you just want the

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best mouse that you can get and money is

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not a concern. However, keep in mind that

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this doesn't have as many macro buttons

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as the previous three mouses that we

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mentioned. The number one mouse is the

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Logitech G700s. I've been using this mouse

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for a long time and although it doesn't

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have as many buttons as this first three

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mouses, it has them positioned in better

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places. One of the issues with having so

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many buttons crammed onto the side is

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that it's easy to press the wrong one.

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This mouse has four buttons on the side, 3 on the

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left mouse button, and one in the center.

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The other benefit is that this is an

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incredibly comfortable mouse. I've used

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this mouse for over five years and I love it.

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The only reason why I switch away from this

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mouse is for productivity reasons.

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I simply needed a mouse with more buttons.

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The downside with this mouse is that it is not

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very durable. I went through three

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replacements - twice because the scroll

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wheel broke and once because the left

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mouse button broke.

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However, Logitech's customer support was

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awesome and they sent me replacements for

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free. And you can see on mine is already

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showing signs of wear and tear.

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It's still the most comfortable mouse, it's

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also wireless, low priced, and has a lot of

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buttons. And that's why the Logitech

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G700s is the best most for Photoshop.

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Hey thanks for watching this video. You

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can find the product links in the video

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should know the pros and cons of what

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you're buying and all of the features

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especially for product that you'll be

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using for years and years and years.

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