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The Mac is an amazing machine with incredible reliability! With the Retina display you will be seeing your photos better than ever. We suggest at least: 2.4Ghz i7, 8GB Ram, and 512GB SSD. Check out refurbished models as well to save some money. Also get external storage for backup.
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This gorgeous 27″ display really makes it easy to spread out and work on your photos comfortably. With enough power to process practically anything you throw at it. We suggest at least: 3.2GHz Intel i5, 16GB Ram, and 3TB Fusion Drive.
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Before you jump on this band wagon – you should be aware that there should be a new Apple Display to be released shortly. Don't buy unless you're desperate for this one and won't get upset when Apple releases something new.
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The touch screen just might be enough to push anyone over and buy this one. But this has comparable speed and power to the MacBook Pro. Although, you'll want to wipe off those finger prints before you start editing photos.
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We have one of these in our office here and it has been quiet the trooper as we put it through it's paces. For a Windows PC, we've been impressed at the consistent performance of this machine. We suggest at least: 3.9GHz i7, 12GB Ram, 2GB HD, and the 27″ monitor.
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The screen in this monitor is made by LG. The same people who make the Apple Display. This is worth looking into – except, it will not work on a Mac. But it's still great for you PC users out there…
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As far as specifications are concerned, this is probably the closest to the MacBook Pro. However, it does have a touchscreen instead of a Retina Display. This laptop comes with Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements.
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This Desktop PC packs a punch with all the specifications it comes with. You'll have no problem editing your photos or doing other creative work on this. All you'll need is a nice monitor to complement the entire setup.
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I have used some of the HP’s and liked the results but recently purchased a Canon Pixma 920. It is by far a much better printer and in terms of my photographs, they look amazing. The difference between Canon and HP is quite noticeable; when you are looking for a printer be sure to research your needs with the Pixmas to be sure to get everything you want as some of the older models may disappoint. Good luck!
I am starting to get into photography. I just got a Nikon D 5500. I am in bad need of a new laptop and I don’t have any editing software. Most people recommend the MAC; is there another computer that is comparable or better without such a high pricetag?
just came across your site. i was using hiresqfx back when ps could not work on an image over 20mg yet you don’t mention it LAME……..you might want to take a look.
A great editing program from On one software called Ononeraw is new and highly recommended. Simple to use and leaves Photoshop elements in the dust. Check it out for free, plus they give away cool stuff each month