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I joined the VFX grind after this so I had no idea that Nuke was not always the industry standard (obviously not counting the early days) Apple loves marketing
by Melatonic 5y ago
I joined the VFX grind after this so I had no idea that Nuke was not always the industry standard (obviously not counting the early days)
Apple loves marketing stuff as "pro" when its really just high end consumer.
- TimTheTinker 5y agoA lot of Apple's stuff is pro-level. Especially now, the line between "pro" and "prosumer" is very blurred. A professional can produce professional results with any high-end tool. The question is about efficiency and the ecosystem surrounding a tool, especially how well it can integrate into a studio's larger workflows.
- Melatonic 5y agoThis is exactly why I think Apples stuff is NOT pro level - the end user items are high quality but the ecosystem surrounding their tools is not. Managing a fleet of MacOS laptops doesn't have a direct product from Apple to do so in an enterprise environment and they do not have back end server versions of their "pro" software to integrate with.