Which laptop for editing pictures

Damo88

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Hi guys

I have a realistic budget of £600 of a laptop to use for uploading my images off my nikon d3300 and ill be using it for editing purposes.

Can anyone reccomend a good laptop model make that is suitable.

Thanks

Damen
 
Damo88 said:
Hi guys

I have a realistic budget of £600 of a laptop to use for uploading my images off my nikon d3300 and ill be using it for editing purposes.

Can anyone reccomend a good laptop model make that is suitable.

Thanks

Damen
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Which car is best for getting from A to B...?

Actually any cars will do, but nobody can tell you which is best for you. You have to sit in some of those cars and see how you feel. Is the seat okay to you? Plenty of legroom for you? Do you like the way the controls are designed over the dashboard?

So which laptop?

Any will do, really, any would do fine as long as it is not at too low specification, as long as it got good CPU, RAM, HDD, etc, it would do the job. But nobody can suggest which laptop is right for you because there is a question of how do you feel when you use it for yourself.

Is the laptop too small for you? Too big for you? Is the keyboard to your liking? Not too heavy for you?

I strongly recommend that no matter what laptops anyone suggest to you, you should only try them out for yourself, not on the bias of what others say. (Same with cameras, someone suggest a Nikon D5 and you find it too big and too heavy for you! Try out the camera to see how you feel holding and using it.)

There is no laptop designed for the Nikon D3300, because any laptops can work with any cameras, there's no such thing as looking for a laptop suitable for the Nikon D3300.

Really, any laptops will do, and like I said, as long as they're not too low specs. You did not say if you're looking for brand new or second hand, so if you are looking for brand new, go for as close to your budget if you want to. But if it is second hand, try any laptops that is not more than (say about) 5 years old.

Hope it helps?
 
PS: Any laptops with good specifications can do any editing. You could buy and install half a dozen of different editing software from different makers on one laptop and find that they can do the job, each to their own. A laptop is a toolbox with a wide range of tools you can use. It is not like "Sorry but Computer A is only suitable for word processing, however Computer B is suitable for your editing work."

A laptop can work with any application software (including any editing software you want) as long as it meets the minimum specification the software needs. (ie: If you bought a photo editing software that says it works with Windows 7, then you can install on Win7, Win8, Win10.)
 
Major Eazy said:
PS: Any laptops with good specifications can do any editing. You could buy and install half a dozen of different editing software from different makers on one laptop and find that they can do the job, each to their own. A laptop is a toolbox with a wide range of tools you can use. It is not like "Sorry but Computer A is only suitable for word processing, however Computer B is suitable for your editing work."

A laptop can work with any application software (including any editing software you want) as long as it meets the minimum specification the software needs. (ie: If you bought a photo editing software that says it works with Windows 7, then you can install on Win7, Win8, Win10.)
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Brillaint thanks so much for your input.

To be honest im not very tech on Specs so i should of also added that, please could you asvise me what would be a good spec? Im really not fussed on the brand id have any if it performs great as it will be used for other things anyway.
 
As well as the speed, the screen is quite important

you could probably get a good used MBP which has been upgraded to 8GB RAM and a 250 or 500 SSD ..... it will be a few years old, but if someone is upgrading you may get a good deal at £600

I would prefer that anyway to a new "cheap" PC laptop
 
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