[ SECRET POST #3449 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3449 ⌋

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Comments

[kallanda_lee]

Welll, Mac has been historically good for some graphic programs and things like video editing. so, if that's specifically what they need a computer for...I sort of get it.

[sachiko_san]

Historically yes, but Adobe (the only company that makes industry standard software I know of for graphics) makes versions for both PC and Mac.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm a web design student and we use PCs in all of our classes.

[sachiko_san]

For the game and 3D computer animation industry, PCs are also standard.

[(Anonymous)]

As multiple people have pointed out earlier. Not standard everywhere, mr fake designer who only uses photoshop.

[kallanda_lee]

I aware, I've used Adobe. Though a PC is still more likely to crash wile using it (and this is exactly what you don't want if you've been rendering a video for 4 hours).

[sachiko_san]

I've never had this problem ever. Yes, there is a small chance, but in my experience both using and rendering video for several hours, I have never had a PC crash on me (and I did this at school where if the computer crashed, all my rendering would be lost because the computers would reset with a restart). As long you don't touch the computer while it's rendering, it will probably be fine.

[kallanda_lee]

I've known this to happen (mostly to friends) and it was always a huge drama.

[sachiko_san]

Well it does help to set up small render farms or render in small batches so you don't lose everything.

[(Anonymous)]

You've never worked on a real big project, have you?

[dethtoll]

Hell I have an easier time finding a PC copy of Photoshop to warez than I do a Mac. Finding one for a Mac user friend was a nightmare, and then she fucked up installing it because she didn't read the instructions.