I am buying a new laptop to start my photography career, what do you like?
I have been to all the big stores and have been shopping around on the net for a laptop to start fresh with my new career.
I am leaning towards a mac right now. Does it handle using Photo Shop? I know it has a program that is similar called Aperture. What laptop do you use/recommend and why?
THANKS!
Hey "peanut" - I already have a "decent" camera, that is why I am asking about laptops.... and you can buy a mouse for laptops dear.
Go with the Mac. You will never regret it.
I have been using Mac's since their introduction in 1984.
Went thru business school with the first Mac laptop. Currently use and carry everyday a MacBook Pro.
It comes with iPhoto. Totally plug and play. I have plugged in at least seven different cameras and they downloaded without any additional software.
Aperture is proprietary.
Also runs Elements and Photoshop.
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