ChainsawAsh said:
"Macs are slower?" Nope, sorry.
"Harder to multitask?" Again, nope.
The biggest reason why having a Mac in the video editing world is so important? Interchangeability.
What if I'm cutting something in Avid on a Windows machine, and then it turns out the colorist wants to work in Apple's Final Cut Studio Color (which is not available on anything but OS X)? This is a huge obstacle that is immensely difficult to work around.
What if I'm cutting something in Avid on a Mac, and the colorist wants to work in Final Cut Studio's Color? Guess what, that exact same thing happened to me last semester. We transferred it in a day. You know what my post supervisor said to me? "Thank fucking Christ you weren't working in Windows."
Plus, I've found Avid to run much better on OS X than Windows."
I don't do video editing so I don't know what your are talking about. I heard that macs require a certain ISP.
I still don't like Macs just because I'm used to working on Windows and I'm used to their GUI. I still think Mac's GUI sucks. One thing is that I don't like how you can't maximize the programs to fit on the whole screen and when you click the "X" located at the top of the screen it really doesn't close it. It still is running. If my memory is correct you have to right click it to close it right? Like I said before, there's really no task bar, it's just a bunch of fancy logos for software they assume you use. Can you even customize that thing? Where do you find out what programs are running? Task manager? Do macs even have one of those? Where do I find it because I would really like to know?
Adywan doesn't like Macs either. I would like to hear your opinion on this Adywan? When you're doing high end video editing work like Adywan you have to go with a PC anyways, because I don't think even the most expensive Macs can handle that kind of work.