What card would you recommend for cinema 4d and adobe after effects?
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Cinema 4D is outside my experience but after effects is good although the Adobe boffins recommend the geforce now. Geforce is more power hungry and my system couldnt deliver the watts so I got the K4000 which is working fine. Check this link to Adobe: https://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/system-requirements.html
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Adobe only works with Nvidia Quadro as an openGL so I would go with this card.
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any brand will work. the recommendation is for 16 mb.that is a lot. i have used 4 mb cards which i prefer.
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I don't play games but I would go for the GTX cards if I did since those have a lot of game player reviews. I'm actually thinking of switching over to the GTX 950 since this card does seems to be compatible with some of the plugins I use for After Effects.
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Get a high speed card definitely! You will see the huge difference when you shoot a video and the high speed card writes and reads much faster when processing photos.
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No. Go for the ZX. It's a better option. The Recon3D series were not that great.
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I have a lot of experience with this card and almost every Adobe CC application. Feel free to email at BLPphoto@yahoo.com if you like. www.BLJoe.com This is not easy to answer since most of Adobe's software doesn't take full advantage of any of the NVidia cards. Photoshop and Premiere Pro for example never utilize more than 5-8% of the GPU or Cuda Cores on this card while doing something that is supported by Cuda. The only real time I see this card give it's full potential is with third party plugins that support Cuda and Multicore Processing like Magic Bullet Suite, which can max out my cards abilities. The reason I said this is hard to answer is because it all depends on what you are doing, a lot of the core features of Adobe CC don't need a boost from the GPU to run well, just plenty of RAM and a good CPU. If you doing basic things I say save your money and get a 750Ti, it will give you a comparable experience drawing less power, exhausting less heat, and sports quite a few Cuda cores itself.
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Yes, this card should be an excellent card for both stills and video. It is very fast and it should hold hours of video if you so desire. It is also very compatible with pretty much every device as it is SDHC and not SDXC, as it would have been had it been a 64GB card. (Even those are very compatible with modern cameras.) Good luck.
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Check this requirements before buy http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-geforce-cards.html
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Our company uses this for animation programs. My editor runs Sony Vegas, along with Crazy Talk and a couple of graphic/animation programs to produce 8-10 minute animated shows for our teaching program. We upgraded the video card to a Zotac GTX670 4 GB and he is please with the results.
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For video recording and high-speed continuous, a 50x will suffice. Personally I recommend going with the Transcend 150x 2 or 4 gig card as they are very inexpensive, rarely produce write errors, and they transfer files more rapidly. One thing you should also consider is the type of batteries that you are using. Although 2200mah batteries will usually work fine, the 2500mah or 2700mah NiCad's tend to provide a little boost in the Digic II's processing speed. This becomes much more important when you get into shooting with the intervolometer or if you are running the excellent, but power hungry, firmware hack that lets you shoot RAW, configure new shooting options, and run settings scripts.
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It's very fast. Now I use my computer for video and photograph editing, and never skip a beat as far as memory problems. I've got a great video card and use Photoshop, Lightroom and Nikk as my main editing tools. I also have Sony movie suite installed but seldom use it. I have no doubt that my Corsair Vengeance memory is up to the task of keeping everything running smooth. As for C9 memory I couldn't really comment on it. I'm comfortable giving two thumbs up on the Vengeance memory I'm currently using.
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I do not know if I understand your question right, but this card is very good for image processing. I had no problems.
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I've tried in 5D2, works fine. But the ultra fast SD card I used was slow, so I replaced it with a extreme fast one with 45MB/s, that is much better now.
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I use Vegas Pro 12 daily with BorisFX BCC plugins to cut long and short projects with almost no hiccups. I was a die-hard Premiere user for years. I'll never go back unless forced too. I've had great success with Vegas!
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My 32GB is working very well in my 5D iii. I've chosen not to use a card with a higher storage capabilities, because if it fails you lose everything. Instead, I use a few 32GB for a certain level of 'peace of mind.'
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Core 2 duo or similar AMD4gb tanDvd and 500 HDDVideo gane card Nvidia o ati radeon
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I purchased a 32GB G-Skill Class 10 Micro SD Card for mine. This worked well and provides a good 4 hours of 1080p video.