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Is the iSight worth the price?
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i use it for videoconferences with clients and creative directors etc. its a great too if you have high speed connections, and use ichat as the client....it works 10 times faster it seems and the frame rate is great....plus there are a few accessories out there that are pretty darn neat!
bigandy said:certainly doesn't. i opened a brand new dual core g5 today and nowt in there for QT Pro.
oh and more on topic, the iSight is brilliant. it goes EVERYWHERE with me and my powerbook
Yeah, I was sketchy on saying that it came with the Pro computers......BUT! when I turned on our 2.3Ghz Dual G5, it came with Quicktime Pro. I remember specifically reading members posts saying quicktime pro came with professional machines (pb, powermac). I'm not making it up, but you're right, it doesn't come with them anymore. None of the PBs at the Apple store had them, or Dual Core G5's, but a Dual 2.0Ghz they had DID have QT Pro.
Weird! Just like how come some come with Appleworks and some don't? Someone I know bought a 15" PB the same day I bought my iBook, mine came with Appleworks, his didn't. I guess pro computers DON'T come with Appleworks. What's the reasoning behind that? People with G5 dual blahs don't need to type things? Our 2.3 didn't come with Appleworks either, yet it did QT Pro. They confuse me
I had bought the isight myself. I think it is nice and all but you can go out and buy the logitech camera that is robotic where it moved and follows you for like 20 dollars cheaper. I wish I would have boughten that one instead of my isight. I have a imac and a pc. And so It would be nice to have bought the other one because then they would work together