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High Definition Video for Independent Filmmakers
A How To Guide for Digital Filmmakers
Welcome all! This is my blog to share my latest research,
thoughts, etc. on utilizing HD for independent filmmaking.
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All content copyright 2004-2007 Mike Curtis.
Monday, November 14, 2005
Just How Lame is your current box relative to a Quad G5?
Benchmark Results at OtherWorldComputing.com
OtherWorld computing has done some benchmarking, and you can compare your computer to a bunch of Macs & PowerMacs, including the new PCIe Macs, and especially including the new Quad 2.5GHz G5s.
You can pick from a checkbox list that is not as specific as I'd like for Final Cut Pro benchmarking as I'd like, but there are tasks like After Effects rendering, Photoshop performance, MPEG-4 exports, etc.
-mike
OtherWorld computing has done some benchmarking, and you can compare your computer to a bunch of Macs & PowerMacs, including the new PCIe Macs, and especially including the new Quad 2.5GHz G5s.
You can pick from a checkbox list that is not as specific as I'd like for Final Cut Pro benchmarking as I'd like, but there are tasks like After Effects rendering, Photoshop performance, MPEG-4 exports, etc.
-mike
Comments:
Still want to see if 1080i HDV render to H.264 is faster. Apple's page is a little coy on this issue, talking only about the improvement in SD rendering.
Real-world feedback is still MIA on the quads. X-Bench has a mixed following as far as accuracy and a lot of the other tests don't address as much as a real hands-on task would.
There was a little blurb that was more useful on xlr8yourmac.com today that started to give me a real sense of what to expect though. That guy wrote that "Final Cut Pro runs like butter". Whatever that means it's still good to hear.
I will have mine on Thursday according to FedEx anyway.
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There was a little blurb that was more useful on xlr8yourmac.com today that started to give me a real sense of what to expect though. That guy wrote that "Final Cut Pro runs like butter". Whatever that means it's still good to hear.
I will have mine on Thursday according to FedEx anyway.
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