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  • William Chilcoat

    July 17, 2012 at 3:23 am in reply to: MacBook pro to All-In-One PC?

    Walter – I appreciate all your help. It makes me feel more settled that it’ll run and blow my MBP out of the water. I’m so use to my mbp i dont know the seed of a good computer. How will plug-ins preform with this computer… Such as red giant plug-ins and video copilots element 3D?

    I’ve finally been able to pick up some work and I upgraded to the creative cloud and element 3D came out, leaving me stranded with incapable irreplaceable hardware. My computer was so out dated and burning up after and hour of run time I’m surprised I didn’t get anything sooner. I hope this new computer will meet my new requirements and expectations… At least for a few years give me more time to get a more powerful computer when money isnt restricting me.

    Again thank you for your comments Walter, hope to hear from you soon!

  • William Chilcoat

    July 17, 2012 at 2:53 am in reply to: MacBook pro to All-In-One PC?

    Walter – I appreciate all your help. It makes me feel more settled that it’ll run and blow my MBP out of the water. I’m so use to my mbp i dont know the seed of a good computer. How will plug-ins preform with this computer… Such as red giant plug-ins and video copilots element 3D?

    I’ve finally been able to pick up some work and I upgraded to the creative cloud and element 3D came out, leaving me stranded with incapable irreplaceable hardware. My computer was so out dated and burning up after and hour of run time I’m surprised I didn’t get anything sooner. I hope this new computer will meet my new requirements and expectations… At least for a few years give me more time to get a more powerful computer when money isnt restricting me.

    Again thank you for your comments Walter, hope to hear from you soon!

  • William Chilcoat

    July 17, 2012 at 1:19 am in reply to: MacBook pro to All-In-One PC?

    Walter… would this computer not be able to run AE at all. Before I saw the rest of these posts I had already purchased the computer. I was given a great deal but now I’m worried sick that AE won’t preform well. Did I really just screw myself here? What are will be my limitations now? Will it run at all or will it run like the CS5 version?

    Why do the specs in AE say 8GB RAM recommended and only 4 Required… I’m super confused now?

    William Chilcoat

  • William Chilcoat

    July 16, 2012 at 3:24 pm in reply to: MacBook pro to All-In-One PC?

    AE requires 4GB of RAM and recommends 8GB of RAM. I believe 8GB of RAM would be more then enough to run AE… Maybe you are referring to upgrading in the future.

    If AE were to upgrade their specs on the RAM requirements then more likely everything else is going to increase. Requiring 4 to 8GB of RAM would be a big jump a jump I would not expect to happen with in the next 4 years at least if you know the past requirements of AE. Within that time people like us are back in the market for upgrades and new computers again. There’s no secret that we upgrade are computers and software all the time. I even expect to get a new computer in the next 5 years from now (unless something bigger is invented, I’d be all over that).

    I’m not trying to be pessimistic about your comment but I know from the specs that a the Lenovo can more then handle the likes of AE. There is no other computer like the Lenovo, it will more then likely change my workflow in AE, and is incredibly cheaper then the IMac.

    I’m going from a 2GB of RAM MacBook Pro (bought back in 2007) to 8GB, and my MacBook can handle the programs but not as fast as I like.

    I really appreciate your feedback.

  • William Chilcoat

    July 16, 2012 at 12:27 pm in reply to: MacBook pro to All-In-One PC?

    I’ve read that the AIO’s are a little tricky to upgrade but I have talked to a few people that have the A720 and have said the only issue is disconnecting the base from the CPU to upgrade its hardware. This individual actually put in a 264GB SSD…something of that stature, but with the power this things running and for the price its pretty decent.

    Thank you for your reply I hope to hear others…

  • William Chilcoat

    November 3, 2011 at 1:04 pm in reply to: Glasses Reflection- Masking or Replacing

    You can email me segments of the clip through email (compressed of course) or if you can post it somewhere for download that also would work (something like icloud maybe, not to sure how that works). I need full res copy. If i do the roto work are you able to handle filling in a new reflection? or do you need assistance with that as well?

    William Chilcoat

  • William Chilcoat

    November 3, 2011 at 12:32 am in reply to: Glasses Reflection- Masking or Replacing

    Hey Mike… I reviewed your shot. Looks like a simple track and roto. If you have mocha the tracking should be a breeze. If you would like I got some free time to track and roto for you just send me the clip, I’d be happy to help.

    -Graham

    William Chilcoat

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