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<blockquote data-quote="Zurfyvision" data-source="post: 1010224" data-attributes="member: 145539"><p>First off, welcome to the forum and welcome to the mac world.</p><p></p><p>I have the 1st computer you mentioned, except the 21.5" version. I, too, am into photography. If you are doing basic photo editing, you will be just fine with the 1st computer. It works great! I can edit photos and do other tasking at the same time. For now, I am using iPhoto until I can afford/find a different program to use. Where you may want a faster processor or more ram is if you get into video editing.</p><p></p><p>As for future proofing, you will want to go with the quad core. Just make sure to get the 8gb of ram or plan on upgrading. You don't truely unlock the potential of the quad core without the ram.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zurfyvision, post: 1010224, member: 145539"] First off, welcome to the forum and welcome to the mac world. I have the 1st computer you mentioned, except the 21.5" version. I, too, am into photography. If you are doing basic photo editing, you will be just fine with the 1st computer. It works great! I can edit photos and do other tasking at the same time. For now, I am using iPhoto until I can afford/find a different program to use. Where you may want a faster processor or more ram is if you get into video editing. As for future proofing, you will want to go with the quad core. Just make sure to get the 8gb of ram or plan on upgrading. You don't truely unlock the potential of the quad core without the ram. [/QUOTE]
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