You might want to read what the guys from rocketjump (from reddieW) have to say about it. Though ever since apple has gotten big with all their I-devices, the most money is made in that department, so there is less incentive to invest in video editing and graphics, and adobe makes some great software for windows.įor now I think it'll be determined by your preference. For a long time everyone said that the 'best' software was actually made for the Mac and this was a generally accepted fact. Nowadays the hardware is practically the same, and the only difference is in software. Historically, this was a part of the argument, though it was really hard to accurately compare the two because they are structurally different. Technical terms, they used PowerPC CPU's while pc uses x86 CPU's.) This is, however no longer the case since 2005. Mac hardware used to be actually different from PC hardware.
Video editors can benefit from the font standardization Macs offer.
That’s because the company has really focused on improving color and graphic elements from the start to attract creative artists. Apple has a slight advantage in all three. There are two differences between Mac and PC: hardware and software. Video editors also rely on the key design elements of color, typography, and graphics.
