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I spend less time maintaining my operating system since I went to OSX Life is more peaceful running OSX and there is less to go wrong.
#REDDIT EXTERNAL GRAPHICS CARD FOR MACBOOK PRO 2013 PC#
If you don't need a PC for Windows specific applications and the price difference in intel equipment does not bother you, then the Apple is a better deal because it has less hassle, no need for Virus tools to slow down processing CPUs. More pixels in a larger format is IMO more beneficial to LR Standard aspect ratios for PC monitors is ~1920X1080 although because of Apple, you can buy monitors with more pixels like the 2560X1440 ASUS IPS monitor that I have to use in dual along side my 27" iMac. All that means is more pixels in a smaller space. For this limited LR workflow, the 13" rMBP was ideal.ĭon't buy the retina screen just for LR. Sometimes I travel to take photos and need a laptop to process images in the hotel at night. What I ended up doing was getting a 13" rMBP in addition to my iMac and my iPad.
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It is a multi platform license which means that you can install the same license on Windows and OSX Or maybe get the iMac and an iPad, The LR license permits you to install on two computers that you own and use. Perhaps your portability needs do not include LR, then a desktop with the horsepower for LR and keep your old laptop to check email and browse the web in Starbucks. If that is the case, a rMBP and a large IPS monitor would suffice. Maybe you can only afford one machine and need some portability. Perhaps the answer is somewhere in between. When you are mobile, how likely are you to need to use LR to process your images? Answers to those questions can determine whether you really need a 15" rMBP. A question that I ask is do you really need portability? And do you need portability all the time? If you find yourself at a desk with your laptop perched in the same place then the answer is probably no. but it does have an IPS monitor with 2560X1440 aspect ratio. My primary computer though is a 27" iMac. I made this switch almost two years ago now. I appreciate this is a lot of questions, but any advice you have under any of them would be REALLY appreciated. The equivalent to my Dell, which I've liked, is I think the Dell 17R SE. Finally, if I don't go for the apple, what alternative would you recommend? I hear dell xps are good (though also max 15"). different keyboard layout, inapplicable warranty, different power cord, etc)?ħ. Are there signficant downsides to buying a laptop for UK in US (e.g. Importantly, it is cheaper for me to buy the macbook in the US. I could always attach an external monitor, I take it, if I decided that sometimes I needed something bigger than 15.4". using dropbox, but currently that would be very sluggish I am assuming.)ĥ. Does that seem right? (I take it one day we'll all edit our pics in the cloud, e.g. While I am inclined to get the 1TB storage I could get less if I used an external hdd (whcih would also have the upside that my wife could edit our catalog on her computer without needing to borrow mine), but I take it that would slow the macbook down: both because an xhdd won't be as quick as a SSD, and because the link between xhdd and macbook would slow things down? If so, it seems silly to pay for the speed and then lose it by attaching an xhdd.
I take it that it would be s traightforward transferring my pics and catalog from a pc to a mac?Ĥ.
#REDDIT EXTERNAL GRAPHICS CARD FOR MACBOOK PRO 2013 FOR MAC#
I take it that, as someone with a LR for pc license, I don't need to pay more to install LR for mac on it?ģ. Is the macbook pro really a good deal better than the competition, regarding in particular its screen and speed? (It better be for the money!) One photographer told me she didn't like the retina display because it meant things looked very different on the screen compared with when printed.
I'd REALLY appreciate for any advice regarding any or all of the following questions - thanks VERY much for your time in advance!ġ.
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I would prefer 17 inches to 15.4 but apple don't do 17 inches any more, yet I am inclining towards apple for four reasons: (a) I hear they're fast, (b) I hear the screens are great for picture editing, (c) I've had various frustrations with windows over the years, and (d) windows 8 in particular looks counter-intuitive.īut if I do go apple that will be a big change for me since I've so far been using a Dell Inspiron 1720 (1920 x 1080 resolution), which I've liked, though it's 7 years old and now sluggish.
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I know that laptops are not ideal for photo editing but while I am a serious-ish photographer, I am not a professional and, after a long day's work at a desk, I like to edit my photos sitting on a sofa at night! I am considering buying a 15 inch macbook pro with retina display to edit my pics in Lightroom but have some questions.
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