The Computer I use To make my Edits

As a photographer and videographer, I am always on the lookout for a powerful and reliable machine to handle my photo and video editing needs. I recently got my hands on the M1 Pro 10 core MacBook Pro 14", and I have to say, it has exceeded my expectations.

I use a YottaMaster hot swappable hard disk tower for mass storage. 80 Terabytes

Firstly, the M1 Pro chip has made a world of difference in the speed and efficiency of my editing process. The 10-core CPU and 16-core GPU ensure that my heavy-duty photo and video editing software, such as Final Cut Pro and Lightroom, run incredibly smoothly and quickly. I no longer have to sit and wait for my computer to render images or videos, which saves me a lot of time and frustration.

The M1 Pro MacBook Pro 14" also has a gorgeous Retina display with a resolution of 3024x1964 pixels, which provides incredibly sharp and detailed visuals. This is essential for accurately editing images and videos, as every pixel matters. The display also has a wider P3 color gamut, which means that the colors are more vibrant and true-to-life, making it easier for me to make precise color corrections.

I use a silicone cheat sheet for Lightroom over my keyboard to memorize shortcuts

In terms of portability, the MacBook Pro 14" is incredibly lightweight and slim, which makes it easy to take with me on the go. The battery life is also impressive, lasting up to 10 hours on a single charge, which means that I don't have to worry about finding a power outlet when I'm out on location.

As for Final Cut Pro and Lightroom, they run like a dream on the M1 Pro MacBook Pro 14". Final Cut Pro, in particular, benefits greatly from the M1 chip's powerful graphics capabilities, allowing for incredibly smooth playback and rendering of high-resolution videos. Lightroom also runs extremely quickly, even when I'm working with large RAW files. I no longer have to deal with laggy and slow software, which makes the editing process much more enjoyable.

I use a Logitech gaming mouse with 14 customizable buttons to speed up workflow

Overall, the M1 Pro 10 core MacBook Pro 14" is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a powerful and efficient machine for photo and video editing. The combination of the M1 Pro chip, Retina display, and lightweight portability makes it a top contender in the market. If you're a professional photographer or videographer looking for a reliable and efficient machine, the M1 Pro MacBook Pro 14" is definitely worth considering.