#WINDOWS VS MAC OS FOR EDITING FULL#
Now I realize you pay more for the quality and looks (I LOVE their sleek designs), but for my company I want the most bang for my buck and rather not the full ammount at once - especially when I'm just starting out. I will be using the Adobe kit and filming on DSLR's & C100's.Ī Mac with the same specs is more expensive than a Windows PC. Since I started my internship I've been using Mac's and came to like those as well. I already have a decent machine which will suffice for any work I'll be doing on it soon. I've always worked with Windows myself, and know all the in's and out's. Now there's one question that has been bothering me: is starting a video business with Windows as your base platform a viable option? The more experience and responsibility I get there, the more I'm aching to get working on my own small company.
#WINDOWS VS MAC OS FOR EDITING HOW TO#
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