I would suggest something such as Adobe Lightroom. You could capture the images using a conventional digital camera. Then optimise them in Lightroom and then keyword them . You can then search and sort the images in Lightroom and view the on that apps display. I was thinking of Apples "Photo"...
My son is using a Mac Mini with M1 chip to handle FCPX. so I think it would be fine for Lightroom ( In fact my 7 year old MacBook pro handle lightroom fine as well). However if you really want to future proof yourself the Mac Studio would be the one to go for I would suggest. I have a late 2015...
Just a thought. Have you tried opting for proxy media for editing. Playback quality is a bit limited but it doesn't put a huge load on the CPU. Final rendering is from the original media, so output quality is not a problem.
My backup is named Backups.backupdb, not bakupbundle. To be honest I don't know if the naming was changed with Catalina .
I can see everything back to November 2017 when this particular drive was installed
If you have a spare drive I would use this to backup to and see what name it gives the...
You may be over concerned about Adobe products on your Mac. I've run both Lightroom and Photoshop, on my Mac for over 11yeard without any problems. Plus software such as inDesign on other macs for about half that time and have had no problems either. If you don't want to go down the Adobe...
Try Data Wreck in Stoke. Have used them in the past and was very pleased with the service. They will generally give you an estimate before they start if you ask. www.datawreck.co.uk/ 01782 279279 They offer a no fix no fee as standard.
If you have deleted something from the Lightroom catalogues then it wont open as it doesn't have a database to open. Will one catalogue open? Do you backup yor catalogues, if so you may be able to open fom a backup, provided it's intact.
Calibrating the screen is a good step. I would also suggest you contact the lab to see how they expect to receive the images. I would suggest converting your images to sRGB colourspace for printing. Most labs tend to expect this as standard. Most importantly find out from your desired lab how...
I'd agree with getting decent software. I'd opt for Lightroom ( the classic version). You've got controls to adjust saturation and detail. I suspect that simply importing your images into lightroom will give you much better result without any adjustments. You can download a trial, to see what it...
This problem may be caused by unwanted spectacular reflection off the glass surfaces. You could try using a circular polarizing filter to try and minimize the the effect. If this helps, you could go further and polarize the light source. You can get sheets of polarizing material from Amazon at...
As both your MacBook and BenQ screens look similar then its probable that you've calibrated correctly. Depending on your MacBook it is possible to have calibrations for both screens . MacBook pro's have had this facility for many years . I would suggest that you check what values you are...
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