As a Windows XP user that is feed up with all the problems associated with Windows, I am seriously considering switching to Mac. Have absoulty no experience with Mac. Here is what I want a computer to do for me. Photo and Video editing, e-mail, web browsing. That is bascailly it. I don't play games on my computer but I do need the very best if photo & video editing. So therefore it is a given that I want a DVD burner and enough memory to store at least 30 minutes of video. I have a couple of questions. I am now using Windows Picture It Pro 7.0. Will iPhoto do the same type editing as this program. Does the Mac Browser work well with almost any web site? As cost is a factor, I have been looking at the eMac with the Super drive. Will this computer be sufficent for my needs? Thanks. :eek:
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Jump to PostMultimedia creation and manipulation (at the consumer level or the high-end professional level) has always been one of the Mac's strongest areas.
1. Finding picture/video editing programs which fulfill your needs will not be a problem, although I haven't worked with Macs very much in a couple of years, …
Jump to PostFeel free to ask if you have more questions- when I responded to your post earlier I was just logging off to start dinner, so my answers were a bit "distilled", so to speak.
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