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First of all no one is editing 8k right now. No one is editing 3D right now, except a very tiny portion of the industry who are producing specialist films or b
by askafriend 10y ago
First of all no one is editing 8k right now.
No one is editing 3D right now, except a very tiny portion of the industry who are producing specialist films or blockbuster AAA movies with unlimited budgets.
By the time that those become standard and mass market, hardware will be at a place where laptops and iPads can handle the tasks.
4k is very much the standard right now, and almost any Mac right now can handle 4k editing (some better than others) and perhaps even the iPad Pro can handle it in stride.
So the realities of the market don't hold up to your fantasies of millions of people needing to edit 8k and 3D at the same time.
- eropple 10y agoMy 2014 15" rMBP isn't fast enough to edit 4K at acceptable latency (and it doesn't have enough storage, either). Your forecast seems profoundly optimistic.
- sib 10y agoI work in the world of video by day, but do lots of still image work as a hobby. Even in the world of photography, there is no Mac that edits/filters/transforms/renders 30-40-megapixel Raw images without very noticeable latency. For fluidity and efficiency in what I do, I'd gladly take 10x performance over what exists today on the Mac.