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Pro video editor with hands-on time praises new MacBook Pro for Touch Bar & speed
Now go back and actually read the referred-to article for content this time.spliff monkey said:Editing 5K footage? At what bit rate? We aren't talking about uncompressed video here, I can guarantee that. I can edit 5K on allot of edit suites too so long as it's not over 100 mb/s. An editor for an online magazine like HufPo is barely an editor IMO. He outputs to 1920 most likely and his whole workflow is light duty at best.
Trim Editing, where Thomas Carter works (not Huffington Post as you seem to think), is based in Whitechapel, East London, where they have been cutting commercials, music videos and films since 2004.
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Apple's new Touch Bar MacBook Pros and the future of Macs
Over the past 40+ years I've worked both in still and video production.misa said:A Pro device has to suit all Professional uses. Take a look at DSLR and Video cameras.
There is no such thing as a pro still or video camera that suits all professional uses.
Computers are no different. Nor are aircraft, trucks, boats, earth moving equipment, ...
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Pro video editor with hands-on time praises new MacBook Pro for Touch Bar & speed
Quit carrying one of the headphones; your iPhone already has an adapter for the old 3.5mm plug.bloggerblog said:I use the SD card slot as a second drive on my MBP, and the HDMI port to display my work during a conference. Carrying adapters is a pain in the arse, I already carry around an HDMI for the iPad Pro and have one lost already, they're $50 each. The fact that I also have to carry two sets of headphones, a Lightening for my iPhone and a standard for my laptop is yet another head scratcher.
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Apple's engineering in new MacBook Pro paves way for speedy Optane storage in future models
It would have been a neat trick to get TB3 on a machine that was shipped more than two years before TB3 first shipped on any commercial product.viclauyyc said:Apple have a Mac Pro that almost cost $10000. But it don't even have TB3. -
Two of four Thunderbolt 3 ports in new 13" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar have reduced speeds
And then you'd complain about the reduced run time, as those quad-core CPUs would be fed by a 49.2-watt-hour battery instead of the 76.0-watt-hour battery of the 15" MBP. And no, less than 6.5 hours is not just about the same as 10.sirozha said:Apple should have equipped the 13" model with quad-core CPUs. How can anyone call a dual-core laptop Pro? It's like selling a sports car with a 50 HP engine.
