Photo Editing - M1 MAX MacBook Pro vs. 13'' M1 MacBook Pro - M1 MAX vs M1 photo editing comparison

Ultimate Photo editing comparison between the 2020 13'' M1 MacBook Pro vs. 16'' M1 MAX MacBook Pro in Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop and more. In this Photo editing comparison between the M1 MAX with 32 GPU cores and 10 CPU cores and the original M1 with 8 GPU cores and 8 CPU cores, I do real world tests to find out which computer is better for Photo editing in Lightroom and photoshop. Do you need to get the M1 MAX MacBook Pro that has way more CPU and GPU cores to get fast photo editing performance, or is the original, and much cheaper 13'' M1 MacBook Pro with way less CPU and GPU cores good enough for photo related tasks.
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|Gear used in this video:
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○ Sony A7S iii (Amazon) - geni.us/mR2Ye8g
○ Sony Zeiss 50mm 1.4 (Amazon) - geni.us/gqk1a4
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○ Condenser microphone (Amazon) - geni.us/unkJL
○ Big light - Godox SL 150 (Amazon) - geni.us/bNDKRN7
○ Small circular light - Falcon Eyes SO-28TD (Amazon) - geni.us/16N5K7
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In this video I compare the M1 MAX MacBook Pro vs. original 2020 13'' M1 MacBook Pro specifically for photo editing in Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop and more. Is it necessary to get the M1 MAX MBP, or is the much cheaper M1 with less CPU and GPU cores good enough for photo editing. All the real world tests in this video will help you decide if the M1 MAX with 32 GPU cores and 10 CPU cores is required for your photo editing needs.

[@TymekStolarz]

Once again I was not expected those results after testing the M1 MAX. Let me know if you have any questions :)

[@TheOzzrob]

Hi Tyme, thank you for your videos, it’s nice to have someone like you that is willing to share their knowledge (that is precisely presented and totally clear). Your parents must be proud to be your mentors and have produced such a fine young gentleman like yourself, I feel can make that statement after watching quite a few of your videos, thanks again 🙏

[@addiea5181]

Just found your channel while looking for information on my new FX3. You have a done an outstanding job of putting the most useful and relevant comparisons to test. Trust me when I say this, 99.9% of KZbinrs are absolutists. They will either go Gaga over a product or trash it. Without any real world usage tests. I have been burned too many times to trust reviews now. The one and only other person I found trustworthy is Gerald Undone. Stay on it bro! Your channel is undersubscribed and I wish you grow like you deserve.

[@TymekStolarz]

Thank you very much :) Your kind words are very encouraging and i really appreciate you taking the time to leave this comment :) I hope you have a great day!

[@creativesmk]

After struggling a lot in deciding between M1 PRO and M1 MAX, finally I've got my 16" M1 MAX and so far am extremely satisfied by its stupendous performance in editing with my Sony A7SIII 4K 4.2.2 10bit footages buttery smooth. Your videos have greatly contributed in helping me to decide my choice and I'm thankful to you for that. However, I'm wondering if you could perhaps make a video on the latest firmware update on the A7SIII through M1 macbooks coz it seems kind of complicated and I'm reluctant to experiment with my new laptop. I tried to look up on KZbin for it but surprisingly there aren't any related videos especially for M1 processor.

[@TymekStolarz]

hi there and im very sorry about the late reply - if you mean updating the A7S III to the newest firmware through a mac, then as far as i can recall there isnt a proper way to do it - you have to use a PC. other than that you might have to run windows through your mac which i have never done before. but yes ultimately i dont think you can update ur camera through a mac

[@2cats1guy]

Great videos. Giving Gerald Undone reviews on performance. Really nice work.

[@TymekStolarz]

Thank you! That is an extremely kind comment I really appreciate it :) I hope you have a great evening.

[@dremrebldk]

Thanks for video

[@robgerety]

What about stitching big stills into a pano?

[@TymekStolarz]

That i dont 100 percent know as i have not tried it but i think they would be able to run decently smoothly during that process. i would assume the max to perform better though.

[@robgerety]

@@TymekStolarz FWIW - I saw some test results that seemed to show that the stitch rates for big panos is cut in half each time you increase RAM from 8-16-32-64. The other issue that I believe while Lightroom Classic runs native on the mac chips, it has not been optimized for the chips as of yet and if that were to happen performance results could change dramatically.

[@TymekStolarz]

Yes very true. As far as i saw as well lightroom is still lagging behind on optimizing for m1, so i do definitely expect to see big performance boosts in the future