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Hi All—I'm currently working as a Multimedia Designer—working on a Early 2009 Mac—at the time it was a monster:-
2.66 Quad-Core Intel Xeon
16 Gig Ram (which is noyce)
GT 120 512
The problem for me though is that even with these specs working in Premier then jumping into after Effects...or photoshop—multi program editing is getting to the point where it's taking 2 to 3 times what it should do when editing videos.
Currently I spend 30% of my time Editing Video—ranging from simple prem edits—2/3 video streams + audio — to full motion graphics in Adobe Edge—from rendering to exporting this becomes a complete chore.
70% Design, publications etc.
This percentage is slowly changing as our clients needs for video are growing, along with our portfolio....
With that waffle out of the way I was wanting input into what Mac you suggest going for—we do have the monitors—so the Mac Pro is an options—though I was wondering what other options you suggest would work.
I would like to say budget is not really a factor here—it's more of getting the right tool for my needs.
Happy to answer any questions.
Thanks in advance.
Adam.
2.66 Quad-Core Intel Xeon
16 Gig Ram (which is noyce)
GT 120 512
The problem for me though is that even with these specs working in Premier then jumping into after Effects...or photoshop—multi program editing is getting to the point where it's taking 2 to 3 times what it should do when editing videos.
Currently I spend 30% of my time Editing Video—ranging from simple prem edits—2/3 video streams + audio — to full motion graphics in Adobe Edge—from rendering to exporting this becomes a complete chore.
70% Design, publications etc.
This percentage is slowly changing as our clients needs for video are growing, along with our portfolio....
With that waffle out of the way I was wanting input into what Mac you suggest going for—we do have the monitors—so the Mac Pro is an options—though I was wondering what other options you suggest would work.
I would like to say budget is not really a factor here—it's more of getting the right tool for my needs.
Happy to answer any questions.
Thanks in advance.
Adam.