compact laptop for uploading/editing pics: suggestions?
compact laptop for uploading/editing pics: suggestions?
i want to get a laptop specificly for my photo needs,something that fits in my canon bag that i can take with me in the same bag,and something that is fast,for large raw photos etc.
when/if i get this laptop it will only be used for photos,not the internet or music.
i already have 2 personal laptops,mine and my wifes.
suggestions?
when/if i get this laptop it will only be used for photos,not the internet or music.
i already have 2 personal laptops,mine and my wifes.
suggestions?
^ to store all the pics i take in seperate folders, editing all the pics i take etc. strictly pictures.
also,i dont want mac cause i know nothing about them.
i use photoshop CS3 at the moment with lightroom and photomatix
also,i dont want mac cause i know nothing about them.
i use photoshop CS3 at the moment with lightroom and photomatix
my personal lap top is good, but i want a dedicated laptop for my photos so i dont have to use my personal laptop for it. im not looking for something to upgrade to...just an out of the box decent laptop...not a dell built or custom order..
HP Mini Note 2133.
http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=4352
you can get them cheap. I got mine for $499
http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=4352
you can get them cheap. I got mine for $499
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HP Mini Note 2133.
http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=4352
you can get them cheap. I got mine for $499
http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=4352
you can get them cheap. I got mine for $499
I still don't understand why you want a separate laptop.
I'd personally stick with lightroom for the laptop, and do final PS work later,
given the smaller footprint of LR.
I do some work on the laptop, but the colors on my laptop are horrible so I don't use it for final work. It's good for sorting / 1st run cuts (blown focus, etc). So for me, a
big screen isn't important.
You will want:
1) A healthy amount of memory.
2) A fast hard disk.
See: storagereview.com for recommendations.
Personally, I'd just upgrade your current laptop and use that.
My method is to carry one day's worth of memory with me (Most I've ever shot is about 5 gig, so I carry 7 gig) and then offload at night. Even if I had my laptop with me, I wouldn't sort pictures in the field.
- Frank
I'd personally stick with lightroom for the laptop, and do final PS work later,
given the smaller footprint of LR.
I do some work on the laptop, but the colors on my laptop are horrible so I don't use it for final work. It's good for sorting / 1st run cuts (blown focus, etc). So for me, a
big screen isn't important.
You will want:
1) A healthy amount of memory.
2) A fast hard disk.
See: storagereview.com for recommendations.
Personally, I'd just upgrade your current laptop and use that.
My method is to carry one day's worth of memory with me (Most I've ever shot is about 5 gig, so I carry 7 gig) and then offload at night. Even if I had my laptop with me, I wouldn't sort pictures in the field.
- Frank
^ i dont want all my 'work' on my personal laptop.
i want my pics/editing to be done seperate from my personal computer,
if i was going to spend money to upgrade mine,why wouldnt i just get a new computer,and be happier with my choice.
i want my pics/editing to be done seperate from my personal computer,
if i was going to spend money to upgrade mine,why wouldnt i just get a new computer,and be happier with my choice.
who knows, you might become one of the converted...oh noes!!!
just curious if the baseline macbook would be able to handle all photo editing capabilities. I'm looking at that, might upgrade the ram to 4gb, probably not through the apple store though.
will the integrated GPU do all the stuff needed for CS4?
Maybe I'm just really outdated, but my old 1.2 ibook had a kinda hard time with CS2 and large raw files.
will the integrated GPU do all the stuff needed for CS4?
Maybe I'm just really outdated, but my old 1.2 ibook had a kinda hard time with CS2 and large raw files.
just curious if the baseline macbook would be able to handle all photo editing capabilities. I'm looking at that, might upgrade the ram to 4gb, probably not through the apple store though.
will the integrated GPU do all the stuff needed for CS4?
Maybe I'm just really outdated, but my old 1.2 ibook had a kinda hard time with CS2 and large raw files.
will the integrated GPU do all the stuff needed for CS4?
Maybe I'm just really outdated, but my old 1.2 ibook had a kinda hard time with CS2 and large raw files.
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