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Haptic feedback confirms presses (the trackpad itself doesn't actually move - It just feels like it does from the haptics). Quite why other manufacturers fail to do this bit right fails me. It's super large and can deal with all sorts of multi-finger gestures. The trackpad is excellent, so much better than any Windows based laptop I have used. I've gone to press the space in-between keys far too many times.

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At the very least I'd like the left and right arrows to be full height. The Touch ID works very well, as it always has, and the only gripe I have is that the arrow keys are too small and a bit finicky to operate, particularly in a hurry. Anyone would think that complaints on the internet weren't representative of the majority, or something! But while I didn't really have any huge issues with it, the new keyboard has a much more positive, reassuring feel to it. Surprisingly I never really had any issues with the keyboard on my old machine at least not fixable ones. The keyboard has been infinitely better in feel than the old butterfly one I used to have. I covered the way the computer is packaged, and its build quality in my 'unboxing' article - hint: it's rather more than an unboxing article, if you despise that sort of thing. Speakers, ports, and dust from a kitchen refitting. Has my experience been the same as all those YouTubers with ridiculous, wide open mouthed 'surprised' looking, hands in the air, video thumbnails? Let's find out, and I promise you there'll be no silly click-bait facial expressions from me. Regardless of whether Apple bring out an M2 Max in a week's time, all I needed the new machine to do was handle things generally well and last a few years. Although I don't own a ton of cameras, I still have to test them.

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I needed something that was still portable for taking away with me, but that could handle editing footage from cameras today, and tomorrow. I only had to breathe and the fan would come on at full speed, making voiceovers for videos impossible, or at least incredibly difficult. Interestingly I had actually bought it originally as a stopgap anyway, but just ended up using it as my main machine. When I first bought it, it was a revelation for me with the footage it could handle, but now, five years on, it was struggling. For day-to-day work editing RedShark, the Intel MacBook was fine, although its battery was less than stellar after having been plugged in for 90% of the time it was used.

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I bought my 32GB 16-inch M1 Max MacBook Pro to replace my 2016 Intel i9 machine, which had been chugging away doing its best. For this review I want to take a more generalised view of what the machine is like to own and use. If you want head to head benchmark results, you've come to the wrong place. What's the experience been like? Here's my review and opinion, benchmark and silly YouTuber review thumbnail free (sort of). It's spooky good.I recently bought an M1 Max MacBook Pro to replace my ageing Intel machine. From comparing the two applications, OP10 was the clear winner. I use LR for low-medium noise, and only use OP10 for higher noise images.

It's been at least a year since I used NN, but I'll agree with what you said. All professional reviews that i have seen show that results very per image. The truth is that every Noise Reduction tools has it's strengths and weaknesses regarding types of noise.

For low to moderate levels, NN is perfectly fine. For images with moderate to high levels of noise, Prime is definitely superior in removing noise while preserving detail, contrast and color. But, I do not agree that Noise Ninja (inside Photo Ninja) embarrasses DxO Prime NR. It is my main raw converter, because it beats every other program in terms of the quality of raw conversions. It embarrasses Optics Pro's PRIME NR, and is as quick as the 'standard' NR to apply.

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Then you either haven't tried Photo Ninja, or haven't figured out how to use it properly.

There is nothing that comes close to DxO's Prime NR.