![]() Processor aside, the MacBook Pro 16 is a fantastic laptop, with a lot going for it from the beautiful color-accurate screen, booming speakers, sharp webcams, and excellent keyboard and trackpad, it is a very worthy upgrade for anyone using Intel-based MacBooks. The MacBook Pro is also available with an M2 Pro processor, which might be a better option for photographers and videographers who want a bigger MacBook, but don't have deep pockets. Only users who need the absolute no compromise best for their workflow will use the M2 Max to its full potential. What the M2 Max gives you in terms of raw power for content creation is amazing, but if it is a worthy upgrade over what can be achieved with Apple's M2 or M2 Pro chip, is debatable. Unfortunately, it also comes with a monstrous price that is truly quite hard to recommend spending. ![]() The MacBook Pro 16 with M2 Max is an absolute monster of a laptop, it will tear through anything you can throw at it and still be ready for more. But first, take a look at our picks for the best MacBooks for photo editing below.Ĭhunkier shape feels bigger than previous Intel 16-inch design In the meantime, we've broken down exactly what you should be looking for in your brand-new laptop at the bottom of this article. One of a MacBook's best features is how supremely portable it is, but if you're more interested in raw power, then why not take a look at our guide to the best iMacs for photo and video editing? ![]() We've also found that the best MacBooks for photo editing tend to offer great battery life, which means that you can spend an entire day editing images without having to stop to find a power supply. Plus, the macOS operating system is perfect for running both the best photo editing software and the best video editing software. MacBooks tend to be fairly lightweight and slim, which makes them a great option for photographers who need to edit their images on the go. The 16-inch version is the pick of the pair, offering a bigger, more comfortable screen size, although at a bigger price. The latest M3 MacBooks are a real force to be reckoned with: they can be specced with a whopping 128GB RAM, up to 8 terabytes of storage space, and their ultra-bright Liquid Retina XDR displays are truly stunning. ![]()
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