Best laptop for pro photographers: avoid $8000 mistake

[@amatimproduction]

I just love your story telling 😂 I can never miss your videos 🎉

[@kennethlui2268]

These tips are great for people who want to be a pro. I am interested in bird photography as a hobby and are not intending to make money taking wildlife pictures. So your recommendations are too expensive for people like me. I just use a $1000 laptop to save and view pictures while in the field.

[@dukeofurl999]

Fine information. Thanks to you and all the other great pros doing training videos here.

[@stanleyhall2793]

I have transitioned to a desktop for more serious editing as well as a 24 terabyte QNAP NAS that I can access from anywhere. However, my laptop has always proven to be irreplaceable. Thanks for the insight. Wonderful content as always!

[@Jessehermansonphotography]

Nice! I just built my own NAS and it’s a game changer for sure. Computer was always slow because it was at its storage limit all the time and I had 2 or 3 External HDs and a external SSD. Just kinda silly. But I did my own with two 16TB drives. Now I need to organize…

[@inverlane1939]

Great content and advice, without selling or waffle. You have yourself a new subscriber 😊👍

[@oceaniccurrents]

I have a 2017 MacBook Pro and I’m sick of the trauma! Finally going to do something about it 😵‍💫

[@antoniamarianicolaide157]

I felt this deep in my soul with my 2017 MacBook Pro

[@antonoat]

"Need for speed" lol, keep smiling Tin Man !

[@xwhite2020]

and now an $800 junker runs Topaz, PS and LR just fine. Man things have moved forward.

[@grahamfloyd3451]

I have a 2020 MacBook Pro 13" (the high end one) with 16GB ram and it cannot handle Lightroom. It heats up fast (this model has internal fans), and while Lightroom opens quickly, it takes a few seconds resolving each photo into full resolution. Thus I clicked on this video, being interested. Unfortunately, when you started making stuff up about wi-fi, this video lost all value. Just being honest, I hope you can use that constructively.

[@jinraigami3349]

The m1?

[@TNewsh]

What about the asus proart? Is that good?