All the main programs will run now in intel versions, some have been updated for M1, the rest will be updated before long. (I still lament the loss of aperture though) That said, there is a stable of mac photography software/packages that each has advantages and disadvantages some are particularly high quality, I daresay all are better than the linux variants (IMO). I've tried various and eventually realised that although Lightroom is a beast to get your head around, it is a very, very powerful beast and well supported. Honestly Photos (included with every mac) is probably okay to start with and to figure out what kind of workflow you need. But you need to figure out what you can use. Personally I think for photography all of the quality photography programs run on Mac. But I think you need to separate the questions or issues a bit. cr3 (Canon EOS R) image decoding.Ĭlick to expand.Do not have an M1 (yet) but it'll be fine for photography.
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Gimp should be able to somewhat work with these also, but stacking and registration not sure what's available for mac OS.īut primary would be photography with DSLR and. I'd rather run it in a VM.Ī side note is I dabble with astrophotography also and work with fits files.
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I'd probably prefer a mouse.Īnd yes, my windows 10 box would probably work to but. A mini with a few more ports or maybe even a macbook pro or air but the small screen might be a bit too small to work with. I got a couple options for an M1 provided it'll actually work for me. Sure rawtherapee and darktable are available but it's just a struggle to use and rawtherapee crashes and corrupts my raw images trying to open. I also find Linux very backwards and it's limiting with available software. Found it a little backwards and was often lost but was able to edit photos and used the last standalone retail box of lightroom I haven't used an Apple device in a long time, like 2011 mbp pre retina. Honestly I think my computer's are keeping me from picking the camera up more often, so I started thinking about an M1 mac. Right now I'm not ready to rent adobe suite, but maybe later in once I get a reliable workflow going for my photography once again. Bottom line? Not sure I really want to continue trying to make things work when I come back from a rare photography excursion and just want to pop the card in the computer, load up Canon DPP to do minor raw adjustments and probably gimp for other tweaks and probably upload.
Well, sure maybe and it may or may not work. The mantra seems to be, "try a different distro" cr3 files are sort of supported I just can't get things to work on my Linux workstation. It could be smoother and the tools available leave a lot to be desired in terms of what works for me, granted the. Linux is okay to meddle with but getting actual work done on my Linux box.
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So, full disclosure here, I'm not really an Apple person but my current choices of operating systems are really not working out for me.
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