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July 20th, 2015, 02:43 AM | #1 |
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What's your editing rig for the C100? Macbook Pro cutting it?
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I've swapped my new project from an XF100 to a C100. Loving it. Butter. Amazing. My old 2010 Macbook Pro with 4GB of RAM just BARELY cut it for the Canon XF100. Not sure how the hell I managed that. Anyways, I was wondering if a 2015 Macbook Pro with beefed up RAM and graphics would cut it to edit C100 footage. Any other suggestions? Trying to keep it to $2,500. What's your rig? Best, John Yingling The World Underground The World Underground |
July 20th, 2015, 08:06 AM | #2 |
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iMac late 2013/2014, 3.5ghz i7 24gb ram. It has the best graphics card available at the time. Does ok with C100 footage. It seems to slow when rendering things like Neat video with the hard discs a little bit too full. Friends edit on Mac Pros. Dunno how much fun it is though.
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Anything special about C100 footage?
My 2013 MBP Retina, 8GB RAM manages 4K footage off my Lumix GH4 in FCPX. My 2013 iMac 27 inch also with 8GB (must remember to up it) also manages but much better. Both have i7 processors and I edit to external hard drives. Ron |
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Adobe CC 2014
Last 17" MBP (2011) with 16gb RAM and SSD for system, standard drive for media (no more DVD!!) Works beautifully! 2009 MacPro with 64gb RAM, SSD for system and internal raids for editing, mid level NVIDIA GeForce video card Screamin fast with Adobe CC 2014 Can't see dropping a lot of dough on a new system til Adobe gets with the program and starts supporting the newer video cards. OH...forgot to mention I edit both the native AVCHD and Ninja 2 ProRes footage from the C100.
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July 21st, 2015, 03:11 AM | #6 |
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Excellent. Good to know I don't have to totally lose my butt. Exactly what I was hoping to hear.
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I edit the footage on a Win7 machine/Vegas that's 8 years old! QX9650/8GB Ram. The only problems I have are when I'm multi-cam editing a 4 camera shoot.
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I use the OWC kit. My optical drive got replaced with a 750gb 7200rpm drive for media and the system drive got replaced with a 250 gb SSD.
Pretty easy to install everything as owc supplies the tools and instructions.
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I also have done C100 editing on both a mid-2014 MacBook Pro but usually use my 27" iMac. The iMac seems to be faster, and it's a bit more easier to work with but either a newer MacBook or iMac should do the job just fine. Just make sure you have 16GBs of RAM and the fastest external hard drives you can buy, which is almost standard gear so no surprises there. USB 3.0 has worked about as well as TB drive in my limited needs.
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