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Ok, one of my uncles has been wanting to buy me a new computer. Well, kind of, I have to pay some of it back.
The main catch is, he will only buy me a MAC.
I know this is a topic that is been talked about endlessly for a long time.
And this topic has been driving me crazy for months now.
Here's the deal, mainly the MAC (or a new PC upgrade), would pretty much only be used for photo editing in CS3 and surfing the web.
I "might" do some other things on it, but at least 75% or more of it's use will be for for photo editing RAW images and surfing the web.
After reading all the talk about different new technologies out now.
It looks like most the photographers are saying, you want to Use a IPS Panel for photo and video editing, and get one with a pretty wide colour gamut too.
Well, the price of most of these monitors are INSANE!
So, maybe I should go with an IMAC after looking at these prices.
The IMAC '24 which I'm been looking at uses a H-IPS display panel.
Ok, tell me is there ANY monitors out there that a VERY good for photo editing and are IPS panels for under $900?
One last question, if I already have most of my archive on different harddrives, a MAC will still read these images (mostly RAW images) if I use an USB harddrive encloser and connect it to the IMAC won't they?
What does every body think? Should I switch to a MAC?
The main catch is, he will only buy me a MAC.
I know this is a topic that is been talked about endlessly for a long time.
And this topic has been driving me crazy for months now.
Here's the deal, mainly the MAC (or a new PC upgrade), would pretty much only be used for photo editing in CS3 and surfing the web.
I "might" do some other things on it, but at least 75% or more of it's use will be for for photo editing RAW images and surfing the web.
After reading all the talk about different new technologies out now.
It looks like most the photographers are saying, you want to Use a IPS Panel for photo and video editing, and get one with a pretty wide colour gamut too.
Well, the price of most of these monitors are INSANE!
So, maybe I should go with an IMAC after looking at these prices.
The IMAC '24 which I'm been looking at uses a H-IPS display panel.
Ok, tell me is there ANY monitors out there that a VERY good for photo editing and are IPS panels for under $900?
One last question, if I already have most of my archive on different harddrives, a MAC will still read these images (mostly RAW images) if I use an USB harddrive encloser and connect it to the IMAC won't they?
What does every body think? Should I switch to a MAC?