Advice appreciated
Hello,
I made the switch from PC to Mac over the summer. I keep wondeirng why I did not make the switch earlier. I have just purchased a G5 Powermac with Dual 2.0 and 2 Gigs of Ram. In addition I purchased Final Cut Studio. I have very little experience with video editing, but I had the means to purchase these items so I did. My question to all of you, is what would your recommendations be to a new user who is looking into learning how to use Final Cut? I realize I have a very, very, long road ahead of me, and I know the learning curve is going to be steep. Any advice would be much appreciated. I am looking into purchasing the Apple Pro Training Series for FCP 5.
Thank you to you all.
The first thing I did was sit down with a buddy that has Final Cut and have him show me basic editing. Then we worked through a personal project together.
After that, I read (not quite done yet) my manuals.
I suggest you read the quick-start, then jump in. Continue to read the manuals as much as possible, but mainly use them as a first reference. If you run into a question, consult your manuals first. Then, come on here and ask it. There's lots of other tutorial sites that people will post for you to go check out. I also recommend going through the tutorial that came with FCStudio.
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Define "the Aperture files".
Read this concise guide.
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Thanks.Hi all,
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Needs:
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Message Edited by AegisXLII on 06-01-2008 03:41 PMI'll tell you waht I know. Firstly, if you want at least 2.5 hours battery, go with the 6 cell battery instead of the 4. It will not poke out the back if you get a 15.4" screen. I think it does with the 14.1" screen though.
Weight: My T61 I bought with a 15.4" screen is pretty good. I wouldn't mind carrying this around all day if need be, and I will be attending University in the fall. I haven't weighed it yet, but I would put it somewhere between 4.5lbs and 5.5lbs. If you go for the 14" screen, that will take off a little weight.
Battery Life: I haven't actually ran off battery yet for an extended period of time, but I did some file copying over my home network for an hour and 20 mins and battery life was still at 60%, so from the looks of things, my 6 cell battery is capable of lasting about 3 or more hours.
Charger: The charger is fairly small, but there are 2 varieties. They send a 65W charger, if you opt for the integrated graphics or a 90 W Charger for the discrete NVidia card. I have the latter
Processor: I believe they start at Core 2 DuoT8100, 2.1 GHz, 3MB L2Cache. The bigger your Cache size, the faster it will be. I got the T9300 processor, with 2.5GHz, 6MB L2Cache, and I haven't even been able to use over 70% of my processor speed at once yet. (I'm sure that might change once I start using more demanding programs, but for $100, the upgrade is definetally worth it)
RAM: With Vista, 1GB is the Minnimum, 2GB is really whats needed for things to run smoothly. I got 3GB, so I'd have some extra should the need arise, because I do like running a bunch of apps at the same time.
Video Card: You have 3 options here. the lowest, is integrated graphics. It will "steal" memory off your RAM, and be a little slower than a dedicated graphic chip, but the tradeoff is better battery life. the Middle option, is the NVidia Quadro NVS140 card, with 128MB Dedicated Graphics memory. This is what I have, and it runs everything I need it for smoothly. The higher option is only available on the T61p, and that is a 256MB NVidia card.
Screen Size: I have 15.4", ad I like it. It has good size, and if you get the WSXGA+ TFT screen(which I have), you can get better resolution (not a great idea though if you have bad eyesight) The 14.1" screen, will be smaller, and slightly lighter, and give you slightly better battery life. However, with the 14", a 6 cell battery sticks out of the back, wheras with a 15", the 6 cell battery is flush. If you get a 15" laptop, a 4 cell is not an option.
As for recomendations:
Processor. Entry level T8100 (2.1 GHz 3MB L2Cache) is a decent option, but for a mere $112, you can upgrade to a T9300 (2.5GHz, 6MBL2 Cache) Keep in mind a larger Cache will provide much better speed. If you can afford it, I would highly recommend the T9300. For an extra $200 on top of that, you can nupgrade to the T9500, but that is only 2.6GHz 6MB L2, so I don't think it is really worth that kind of money
OS: Get Vista Business or Vista Ultimate, and they will send you fully licensed XP Downgrade CD's.
RAM: get 3 GB if money allows for it. 2GB is almost necesary to run Vista smoothly, 3GB will give you the freedom to not have to worry.
Hard drive: You mentioned you will be working with photoshop and media editing tools. I would get the largest HD you can (currently 200GB) and the fastest possible (7200 RPM)
Graphics: You can most certainly get by with integrated graphics, but the NVIdia card will give you a little more power, plus free up some of your RAM
T61 15.4" T9300 (2.5GHz 6MB L2) Windows 7 Professional x64 4GB Memory, NVidia Quadro NVS 140M
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