You can export an image to your photo library. You can email your notebook or an individual page as a pdf or image.

The directions reference the front page as the “library,” so perhaps more notebooks are in the works. Sure it has unlimited pages with bookmarks, but that is a poor substitute. Bamboo Paper's lack of features makes it useful for only the most basic doodling. Add in a single size eraser and I’ve listed the full tool line-up. There are 6 colors-three of them blues-and three line thicknesses, not very far apart. The drawing engine uses speed to determine line thickness within a small range, giving a natural look to what you write. What follows is more of a first impression than a full review.īamboo Paper gives a clean interface with simple controls that are, unfortunately, locked in the portrait orientation. It is the perfect compliment for the Bamboo stylus both leave me wondering why Wacom bothered. It’s pitched as “a natural and realistic writing and sketching application tool” as a “perfect complement to the Bamboo Stylus for iPad.” After playing with it for the day, I agree. It came to my attention this morning that Wacom, the purveyor of drawing tablets for your computer, has issued yet another iPad product under their Bamboo brand: Bamboo Paper.

Bamboo paper review