This 5K iMac (5120 x 2880 pixels) lets video creators edit 4K video in full definition. Editing type determines how compromises effect you. However, video editors can't save money without compromising on the iMac 27-inch. Though cheaper Macs exist, it's still affordable. It has lots of storage and a fast graphics card with plenty of video RAM. Its large, beautiful monitor provides enough pixels for the job and is slim enough to fit on your desk. The iMac 27-inch is perfect for editing 4K (Ultra HD) footage. Ports: Four USB 3 ports, two Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) ports, Gigabit Ethernet.Graphics Card: AMD Radeon Pro 580X with 8 GB of GDDR5,.Processor: 3.1GHz 6-core 10th-generation Intel Core i5,.Memory: 8 GB (16 GB recommended, 64 GB maximum),.Screen size: 27-inch Retina 5K display,.Best Mac for 4K Video Editing: iMac 27-inch One 5K display or two 4K displays can be connected to this Mac, and we'll go over some eGPU choices in the "Other Gear" section. Like I said in my coverage of the MacBook Air, adding an external GPU and display will greatly expand the laptop's usefulness. RAM is a one-time investment, so make sure you need it before you buy it. There are 16 GB variants, but you won't find them on Amazon. The Amazon version of the MacBook Air is also limited to 8 GB of RAM, making it acceptable only for HD and Full HD video and not 4K. It has a robust Apple M2 chip and lots of space for your data. The 16-inch MacBook Pro has all the specs we require, whereas this one falls short.
However, unlike the larger 16-inch variant, it isn't ideal for video editing. The 13-inch MacBook Pro is another thin and powerful alternative that can be taken everywhere.
Screen size: 13-inch Retina display, 2560 x1600,.It manages to pack everything into the thin case by use of advanced friction-stir welding, full-lamination display and micro engineering. It houses everything – display, processor, graphics, storage, memory and so on – within its super slim case. The iMac is, of course, a great example of Apple’s elegant industrial design. Here we speed test the Mid-2014 iMacs and look at which is best for you. If you can afford the extra £160 upgrade it at time of purchase with the super-fast Fusion Drive.Īpple sells three versions of its 21.5-inch all-in-one desktop iMac, differentiated by processor speed, hard drive capacity and graphics card. For that reason we recommend the mid-range £1,049, 21.5-inch iMac with 2.7GHz processor. The two slightly pricier iMacs are much faster, although the top-end model isn’t that much speedier than the mid-range model. For that price you get a Mac that is fine for everyday tasks but a little slow for more labour-intensive jobs like editing photos and videos, but it’s still capable of that too. The 21.5-inch iMac is a beautiful all-in-one desktop Mac, starting at a reasonable £899.
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