

You’re going to capture beautiful photos and then miss a lot of shots while you wait for your camera to process images.įor the Mac-based photographer, there’s an increasing array of choices, thanks to the new MacBook, Apple’s ultraportable, but low-powered laptop. The result is a workflow that’s fast up front and then slow on the back-it’s the camera equivalent of having a camera with a massive sensor and a teeny buffer. I know countless photographers who spend top dollar on a pro DSLR and then purchase an entry level desktop or laptop to save money. The speed and power of a camera doesn’t mean a thing if a photographer gets hamstrung when he or she is processing images.
