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I use it as A cam for MV shoots, so far really good! No overheating warning for 12hr+ shooting schedule on internal 4k50p. Yeah, R5 is really good for 1 cam that does it all! Sold my S5 last week.

Bugger only 12 cores, probably have to wait for M2x for 16 score, I do hope it goes up to 64GB Ram. I do want Apple to success as I got a quite a few shares on them, right now they are not performing as good as nvidia or tesla 😅

I m planning to get a m1( or m1x?) macbook next year for remote setup, but my desktop still have lots of use on it. For portability it does have big advantage, but on desktop where there is no power restriction there might be quite a battle to fight, so next 12 months will be quite interesting to watch once more software take advantage of m1 architecture.

Try run Unreal Virtual wall on Apple.. wait they couldn't

It is very relevant to me as I m editing all day most of the time for 5 days in a week (less if i m out shooting)

AMD 5950x can do 3 stream of H.265 422 4K60P from R5 full resolution without dropping frame, current M1 capped out on 2 stream of H.265 with dropping frames, so more like 2X more performance, it can also playback 1 stream of full res 8K from R5 fine in Premiere, none of the Intel CPU can do it like 5950X can do atm.

Less glowing because of slower start up time vs other brand, but it is also the coolest cfexpress card there in terms of temperature. So far I don't have problems with it on set I've been to.

Ryzen still offer near 3x performance over M1, could change once native app coming out for M1. https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Apple-M1-MacBook-vs-PC-Desktop-Workstation-for-Adobe-Creative-Cloud-1975/

Yes, ryzen 5950x with 64gb ram can run 3 stream of R5's 4k60p h.265 without problem, atm m1 can handle up to 2 stream of h.265 without lagging.

I got angelbird 512gb cfexpress at end so didnt use external ssd. There seem be a few Chinese brand cfexpress card on Alibaba that claims they can work on R5 8K, for even more cheaper price than Angelbird! $350 for 512gb!

Need desktop Ryzen to edit HEVC 4:2:2 smooth, 5950x can handle 3 stream of h.265 4k60p real time smooth, but then no laptop have the power of that. I m curious to see the difference between 8gb and 16gb for a bit bigger projects.

The current videos out so far is only doing simple layer edit, once you put multiple layer/lut etc the throttle will be more obvious

looks like only the chinese have more in-depth review of video editing for now, On Da Vinci current Intel mbp still is faster, but on FCX is much fasteron M1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX_91XDZsuk

Basically it can run h.265 4k really smooth unlike his 10 core iMac pro, the video show his iMac scrubbing footage at slide show, while m1 MacBook play the same h.265 footage in real time without skipping, 8k ibp is almost smooth but 8gb ram is the limitation, 16gig is needed for 8k it seems? Export canon h.265 footage is almost 2x faster on m1. Export H.264 is slightly faster.

Thermal throttle is no fun though, unless you edit super fast

Ipad pro can do 8k h.265 editing real time, so I expect this M1 should do something similar

Lol very similar to this graph just down below on that article

The current M1 only top 16gb ram, I think there there will be M1X with more core and expandable Ram slot for 16inch Mbp/mac pro/imac pro

Waiting for reviews before I buy the m1 mbp, I mostly certain I will need fan for prolonged editing session. Time to retire my pc laptop...

Still no Prores RAW support, guess it will never support apple's raw codec

my friend who upgrade from 10 core i9-7900x said the i9 can only run 30fps on a single h.265 4k60p clip.. vs 3 h.265 4k60p on 16core 5950x, really huge performance increase those new Ryzen 5000 series.

I had people said to me that ground control is for vlog L not full v log, so its not taking advantage of the full 14 stop?

3.Unlimited 4k30p 10bit 4.Better slowmo. 5. 5.9k 10bit internal I think for most people no 1 is quite important.. S1 is just too big for everyday use camera, but for working it is more robust.

Seems like the 5950X can run 3 layers of H.265 4K60P quite ok with 28-30fps playback speed, and H.265 8K playback smoothly with 1 layer, no proxy needed, all on full resolution.

I can see some noise on the slowmo/some night shot, and the white balance is a bit cold on some of those shot? The grade he use is not my cup of tea, I prefer this guy's setup for colour