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High Definition Video for Independent Filmmakers
A How To Guide for Digital Filmmakers
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Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Macworld: First Look: Minor MacBook changes mean not-so-minor boost
Macworld: First Look: Minor MacBook changes mean not-so-minor boost
Speed tests of PShop CS3, Compressor 2.3, and others. The new 2.16 GHz MacBook was only 5 seconds slower (at 2:17) than a 2.33 GHz MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo - not bad! And in the Photoshop CS3 tests, it was actually 1 second FASTER (1 minute 30 secs) than that MacBook Pro.
Read on for more details. Their usage of "Aged Filter" as an iMovie test is pretty engragingly foolish, and their iPhoto test is an import - more a test of buses than CPU. Zip encoding, MPEG-2 compressing, Cinema 4D rendering are all valid tests and included as well.
-mike
Speed tests of PShop CS3, Compressor 2.3, and others. The new 2.16 GHz MacBook was only 5 seconds slower (at 2:17) than a 2.33 GHz MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo - not bad! And in the Photoshop CS3 tests, it was actually 1 second FASTER (1 minute 30 secs) than that MacBook Pro.
Read on for more details. Their usage of "Aged Filter" as an iMovie test is pretty engragingly foolish, and their iPhoto test is an import - more a test of buses than CPU. Zip encoding, MPEG-2 compressing, Cinema 4D rendering are all valid tests and included as well.
-mike
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