My Mac Pro is already unbearably hot when exporting videos, I'm pretty sure the iMac Pro will be as hot. How hot? Hot-until-it's-a-bit-unbearable-to-put-your-hands-on-it kind of hot. Be prepared for the iMac Pro to get really hot. When the export is done, or when I cancel the export, the internet connect goes back to normal. I can't confirm but when I export videos with Final Cut Pro, my internet connection would often slow down to a crawl for some reason. One concern I have is how are the processors utilized. Because if you sleep 6 hours, you can export 60 minutes of video (depending on the settings of course).įor those in 3D animation or modeling, it can really save a lot of time if your workflow involves repetitive rendering and checking. If you're someone who can leave your video to render overnight, then this is perhaps not the Mac for you. If I make eighty 4K videos a month, I would have no hesitation getting that iMac. I consider myself a casual video editor who puts out video content everyday, but I'm not the target market for the iMac Proįor creators who need to put out 4K content ASAP on a daily basis, I think the iMac Pro can save them a lot of time. So it's not a big deal if it takes 1 hour to render a video. While the video is exporting, I can do other tasks, like writing. Each 4K video takes around 1 hour or more to export with the 2013 trashcan Mac Pro quad 3.7Ghz. What's the difference between serious vs the occasional 4K editing? Take my workflow for example, I produce around twenty 4K videos for my Youtube channel.
More specifically, I think it's for people who are into serious 4K video editing or 3D rendering or animation. It's for professionals who are always starved for time.
It's not for digital artists, graphic designers or photographers. Make no mistake, this Mac is for a very niche target group of creative professionals. The specs are incredible, befitting that of the Mac Pro except it's housed in an iMac. Let's look at the specs first before we talk about who this Mac is for. Apple announced their most powerful Mac at the 2017 WWDC yesterday.
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