Premiere pro 2.0 + After Effects 7.0 + Photoshop CS2 on MacBook
Frage von alcal: Juni 2008
Hello, my tools for video editing, Premiere Pro 2.0, After Effects 7.0 and Photoshop CS2. Since I soon will move to Vienna to study there, I need a new mobile video editing computer. Since I am the fingers of W. Vista to be carried out, and my financial budged only very limited, I thought a MacBook with 2.4 GHz and 2 GB of RAM to buy. Long story short: Is this computer your opinion for the above mentioned programs wherever appropriate, they may perform redundant? thanks and best gruss
alex
ps: I hope that this topic has not yet been discussed, did it through the search function is not found
Antwort von PowerMac:
Nope. Does not everything s.Mac. Are Windows versions. You need Mac versions. And it must be CS3, otherwise, nothing s.Intel-processor.
Antwort von alcal:
and Final Cut Pro? I can with Final Cut Pro on a macbook with 2.4 GHz, 2gb ram work properly? the only shortcoming of the macbook in contrast to the macbook pro is just the graphics card ... and the 13 inch display of course, but I would SOWISO him s.einen connect external monitor that I already have ....
regards
Antwort von Axel:
The following rationale: The current iMac 20 "2.4 GHz Core2Duo costs 999 ¬, a two-bolt GB RAM - of Apple-related - 59 ¬, two fit inside. So do you have for 1117 ¬ a much more powerful device than this stupid MacBook (which I've synonymous, but really rarely use).
FCS2 runs around in any case. Restrictions on the graphics card probably relate primarily Motion and Color in particular.
Motion replaced AAE for household still very good, synonymous in the above calculator (very simple, intuitive creation of animation and compositing). In Photoshop you can still hardly refrain. The good news: There may be a new Mac synonymous an old, cheaper version, because we like to wait two or three seconds, until the paint bucket tilts ...
Antwort von alcal:
@ Axel: your reflexion on the iMac is certainly very good, but my problem is that I necessarily need a notebook, because I find it synonymous for normal everyday student life ... the need imac comes in every instance not ask .... except in parks can be found wiener sockets ...;)
regards
Antwort von Meggs:
Since you have the Windows versions of the programs already have, why do not you buy a notebook without an operating system and play a (already existing hire? Or
Antwort von Axel:
Megger is right. The advantage of a Mac is the operating system. Point. A MacBook is nice for the internet or as a portable DVD player for his time away from home movies to show. The additional costs beyond any Schlepptop win, especially for you, you already have the software, make for DV editing is not paid. And a switch without a switch to synonymous FinalCut, I would not feel as a big step forward. Adobe Adobe is synonymous to a Mac.
