Set up a Wacom pen tablet to edit faster and more efficiently in Photoshop — driver setup, pressure sensitivity, mapping the tablet to your screen, and the brush and keyboard shortcut settings that actually matter for retouching work. Not sponsored, just Aaron's own workflow. CHAPTERS 00:00 Why a tablet changes how you edit 01:27 Tablet setup and preferences 07:43 Brush settings in Photoshop 11:05 Keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop 13:53 Tablet vs. mouse, side by side THE STEPS 1. Download and install the drivers from Wacom's website — this is what puts the tablet's preferences panel on your computer. 2. In the driver preferences, map the tablet to your screen and set pen pressure sensitivity to match how hard you naturally press. 3. In Photoshop's Brush Settings, turn on pen pressure controls for opacity and size so your strokes respond the way a real brush would. 4. Learn the keyboard shortcuts that pair with tablet work — zooming, changing brush size, and switching tools without leav...