- Monitors for photo editing vs mac Pc#
- Monitors for photo editing vs mac mac#
- Monitors for photo editing vs mac windows#
Most here seem to think the 27" is better for photography. I agree, I have the 27 inch as well, I do have to admit its one sexy beast You will get used to it in like one day, and wonder how you ever thought a 21.5 was enough.īrown trousers edited this topic ages ago. Personally, I don't think there is such a thing. The monitor is the same width resolution as the 30" cinema display, but just a bit less on the height, so it's incredibly crisp and bright. I got the 27" with the i7 chip, ram, and hard drive upgrade.
Monitors for photo editing vs mac mac#
Thanks so much for the input! I am going to play with the 27" some more at the Mac store today. I wish my iMac had a matte screen but I've adapted to a glossy screen. Your brain will learn to ignore reflections as well. You might have to turn off lights or close shades on a window to reduce reflections. The problem with a glossy screen is reflections. I don't think the colors are more true on a matte screen. If needed for photo editing, shouldn't you keep from using the glossy screen used on the Imac? Don't you get truer colors from a matte screen? BTW, how does one post a picture in a topic, such as this? p Take a look at my stream to see my setup. I personally have the i5 with 8 gigs of ram, and believe me when I say, this thing is just as strong as it is beautiful.Įarlier today I was uploading video, editing raw files, and watching "The Ghost and the Darkness!" No lag what-so-ever! Its really not that big once you get it home. If you can afford the higher i5 or i7 than go that route. Hello, I just got my iMac last week and it is great. William Brawley edited this topic ages ago. Supposedly it's been fixed, and Apple has shipping times back to normal, but you never know. Word of caution - if you get either, make sure you check to see if you have any of the yellow screen problem that has plagued the new iMacs for months. My main reason for the 27" (other than the higher-than-HD resolution) is that the 27" is the only model with the option of the newer, faster Core i5 and i7 processors. I agree with the above, you could get away with the 21.5" and be plenty, if not more than, happy with it. I'm saving up and planning on getting a 27" in the coming months. The 27" is one of the best screens ever made. There is no such thing as a screen that is too big. Open that up, and play with it like you would at home. Apple Store will have CS4 on the hard drive. If you can, go to the Apple Store and check out each model.
Monitors for photo editing vs mac windows#
I find myself moving windows just to see/apply something. It's nice to have a larger desk area when working on especially if you on your Mac for a long time with multiple Apps open.įor me 21.5 isn't enough if you are working in more than one window. if you think down the road you may do video or any other media get the 27in. Think about your workflow and what jdepould said.
If you're only working with stills, it's probably less of a thing, but working in Final Cut on the 27s is hugely different. The 21.5 will probably work fine, but the 27s are gorgeous. Us the extra money for another lens/accessories. My worksflow has since increased significantly and i would never go back.
Monitors for photo editing vs mac Pc#
I have recently switched from pc to mac and i have the 21.5 iMac with cs3 and absolutley love it. So, as a photographer, is it necessary/important to just go for the 27”? I feel that the 21.5” would do a great job as well. I guess I am wondering if I would get used to the 27”? I have read that there have been issues with the 27” screen (flickering, yellow cast, temperature differences), but I have been told that’s all been worked out.is that true?
She is adamant that I should have the 27” for photography purposes, but I feel more inclined towards the 21.5” just because I feel it’s a workable size and not so incredibly huge. So, we have looked at the iMac product line and are basically split between the 21.5” and the 27” iMac. She desperately wants me to have a Mac and to be honest, I’m fine with that and agree that they are better suited for creative media. My PC is on its deathbed and my mom is a newfound big fan of Mac. I have a photography business and have always used my PC for editing (RAW files, Lightroom and CS4).
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