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DaVinci Resolve 17.4 Offers Five Times Faster 8K Editing on New MacBook Pros
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Do you realize Davinci has a menubar with dropdowns across the entire width?
Pretty relevant when an unnecessary shape blocks or alters them.
Yet, Adobe’s shady subscription strategy aside, Adobe software is still being widely used. Are you saying everyone using Adobe software doing professional works are not using more “value add” Davinci resolve to achieve the same result?
Anyways, off topic.
It doesn’t though. Try to understand things before you speak about them with authority.
How does it feel to be wrong?
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Unfortunately you have to have Photoshop and Illustrator. I've never had ANY other format or layered artwork in 20 years that wasn't a PSD... Before that a few Coraldraw's... Yes there are some great apps out there like Affinify, Procreate sketch etc.
I'd happily never use After effects again... but lots of client files come as that too.
you just photoshopped that right? As I understand it the menubar comes down below the notch?
Nothing is blocked or altered… all the menus are in the menu bar. I’m sure most people will click wherever the menu happens to be in the menu bar regardless of the notch.
The beginning of the menu bar is also off limits to applications as that’s saved for the menu. It shifts application menus as well, no one complains about that.
That menu bar space is reserved by the OS. The notch space is reserved by the hardware.
Oh! I see what you’re saying… All those menus on the right side of the notch are inaccessible. Yeah, that’s not good.
Here please!
Does this mean since you have had a snickers you will stop obsessing about the notch?
Is it really that much?? Adobe seems to be taking advantage, especially considering the exchange rate! Here in the US it is just over $600/year for the "All Apps" subscription.
Menus are still displayed in the menu bar in the order the developer wanted. And they are all still accessible. At most a user will have to move the pointer a little further to the right to click a menu. Workflows will not be disrupted. Productivity will not be waisted.
You’re making something out of nothing.
I don’t do cable, so most of my OTA main channels (8.1, 12.1, 45.1) are still 720p and the .2-.7 channels are 480i, although my GritTV affiliate just started broadcasting a 720p feed, which is great. But here we are in the year 2021 and 4K programming is barely making a dent anywhere, despite all the TVs sold being 4K and 8K is really just a pipe dream. Maybe worth shooting in for the highest end cinema (Dune, Nolan, MCU, DCU, Avatar, et al) and some live sports, but meaningless to almost all of us. The fact is that high production value 2K (ARRI, et al) with decent bit rates is good enough for 90% of the viewing public.Huh, where can you watch 8K video content?
Here, where I live, we have still 720p TV channels, Full HD (1920 x 1080 or 1080p) is in the sci-fi category.
Five times faster than Intel Macs, but I really want to know how it compares against Windows! Bring on those comparisons!
From the earlier leaks it seems that the M1 Max score in Resolve PugetBench are close to 1000. That's basically in the ballpark of a large desktop with a top of the line GPU.
Still doesn't say if it's using CPU or Intel Quick Sync iGPU which is suppose to be really good on 11th gen Tiger Lake but knowing marketing 101 they're probably comparing worst case Intel CPU (not Intel Quick Sync) to make the M1 Pro and Max look better.
https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/a...-is-Supported-in-DaVinci-Resolve-Studio-2122/
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Number 1 - Random pictures off of the internet mean nothing to me, but glad to be reassured of your gullibility, at the least.
Number 2 -Don’t you think that whatever you think will be the problem, will be quite easily resolved?
At the end of the day, as far as screen realestate goes - the menu bar has moved up into the bezel, creating a notch. Weird to have such an issue over more screen.
That could explain it. It doesn't change the fact that 8K is what many professionals will be recording and processing in, even if they release 4k or lower resolution video.
the shape would only be "unnecessary" if it was pointless, but it has a webcam in it, so its necessary.
Sorry, I was sleepy when I typed that! I agree it's a great deal - was pointing to the guy that the competitors are incredibly expensive! just found out Flame is now $4,415/year!!
Ummm. No one? they might buy Cheaper one. Mines about 12K with 192GB of Ram ( bought aftermarket ) and has the Dual Vega Duo card which is a beast for the 3d stuff and editing I do... but interestingly I have bootcamp and can MAX out any game graphics settings and it doesn't miss a beat... and it near silent.