The in-body stabilization also allows me to go handheld more than I usually would. I use the C300 Mk III -every operation is available at the click of a labeled button. Having a unit of technology that automates several features that would usually require either additional tools or an additional set of hands is a must. However, that ideology has somewhat changed recently, as I’ve had my hands on the Gigabyte Aero 15 4K AMOLED, and the model that houses a NVIDIA 3070. So, I shouldn’t expect the performance of a desktop inside of a laptop. I’d wager that their RRP was around $700-$800 -nearly half the price of my desktop GPU.

And, when I have used them in the past, I’ve had extremely choppy performance when editing 4K.Īlthough, in the defense of those machines, they were somewhat consumer-friendly laptops. With that, I’ve never put too much thought into editing on laptops. And, of course, we can all relate to this sentiment.Īs a gamer, I’ve always been a desktop guy, as my workstation can double for both high processing editing and ultra-graphical gameplay. I miss Vine.Īnyway, to the point, the Instagram Reel‘s initial shot was of a student at his desk on his laptop, which read, “When I try to edit 4K footage on my laptop.” The shot then cuts to the hallway, where we see a bright flash and a loud bang from the student’s room, insinuating that his laptop blew up. Could I be slightly addicted to endlessly scrolling through the abyss of poorly-filmed comedy skits? I think so, but it reminds me of Vine.

I’ve just spent a few minutes chuckling to myself because I think this is going to be the third article in a row where I reference an Instagram Reel that I caught last night. For all you editors on-the-go, you need to read this in-depth discussion on the Gigabyte Aero 15-the pros definitely outweigh the cons.

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