SURFACE PRO VIDEO EDITING PORTABLE SOLUTION THIS

Windows 10 brings further improved display scaling and (finally)> The notion here is that Microsoft failed to goBasic photo and video editing. Its faster, the screen is a third of an inch bigger and it runs at a higher resolution. Reviewed Octoby Lisa Gade, Editor in Chief (twitter: lisagade) Surface Pro 4 is undeniably Microsofts best Surface tablet yet that can replace your laptop.

Once, the idea of video editing on a tablet might have seemed like a pipedream now, with the raw computing power that most mainstream tablets contain, they're basically slimmed-down laptops.The Adobe Premiere keyboard cover for Microsoft Surface. 9.7 (2017) (Image credit: Apple) The best tablets for video editing are so much better than they used to be. Microsoft Surface Laptop 3.8.

See screenshots, read the latest customer reviews, and compare ratings for Movie Maker : Free Video Editor.Wow. You’ll be needing to loo.Download this app from Microsoft Store for Windows 10, Windows 10 Mobile, Windows 10 Team (Surface Hub), HoloLens. Tablets have their purposes, but except for the simplest of online videos, tablets are ill equipped to handle the task without the processing power and memory needed for video editing.

Surface Pro Video Editing Portable Solution This

With the resulting (quite short) battery life and quite significant heft and weight.If you want an ultra portable solution this is it. If you want discrete graphics, lots of memory, big hard drives, you go get a 17″ laptop. Building portable, battery-powered units is always a trade-of.

It’s about the right tool for the job.Sure, you can’t have the latest, fastest graphics solution, you can’t have 2TB drives. I edit video on the current Surface Pro with Premiere CC, and the new one is lots faster. You can edit video on it easily.

I absolutely do know what’s best for me (I’ve been in video production for 25 years, as both a teacher and producer). Yes I’m speaking for myself, but I’m certain I speak for others as well. Obviously I wouldn’t be looking at the Surface if my workflow was Mac centric. I don’t use FCP (although I’ve used it and had to teach it, but I hate it). For me, hauling a ten times heavier 17″ laptop around would be absurd with this product on the market.Yes, I misspelled discrete.

Show me anything else with the flexibility and portability of the Surface. If I bought the most expensive ones, it is only about a quarter of the cost that I spend on my cameras. If you think this is a premium priced device, you’re in the wrong business.

I think it’s clear that you want to be condecendeing to both the Surface (which is a remarkable piece of thechnology) and those making comments here, so I will respond no further. To put a discrete GPU in this device, given current technological limitations, would make it a thicker and marginally heavier device. The work I do involves very little graphics that would require a discrete GPU.