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<blockquote data-quote="aroy" data-source="post: 536707" data-attributes="member: 16090">With 24MP+ sensors you will need good horse power in a computer. I use an assembled Dual Xeon PC. After 7 years it is still going strong and competes with modern single CPU versions. You also need a lot of screen space. It is either a 4K screen or as in my case I use 3 screens - 2 x 24&quot; 1920x1200 and one 1280x1024. One fro image, one for the tool windows and one for text. Lots of disk and lots of RAM helps. My MB has 16 RAM Slots so I can have unto 128GB, I have 8. With 6 HDD supported on most MB, you have a lot of disk space options. Use 4TB drives and you have 24 TB!For software I use Nikon Capture NX-D, which is all I need. If you need catalog then it is Lightroom, if advanced Image manipulation the Photoshop, otherwise NX-D does and excellent job.For Video there is the Nikon Video Editor which comes with View NX. It is basic but does the job of editing and stitching segments as well as adding text. For more advanced formatting options there is free Handbrake and after that a host of professional Video editing stuff.Here is my system[ATTACH]200365[/ATTACH]And my screen layout with using NX-D[ATTACH]200366[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aroy, post: 536707, member: 16090"] With 24MP+ sensors you will need good horse power in a computer. I use an assembled Dual Xeon PC. After 7 years it is still going strong and competes with modern single CPU versions. You also need a lot of screen space. It is either a 4K screen or as in my case I use 3 screens - 2 x 24" 1920x1200 and one 1280x1024. One fro image, one for the tool windows and one for text. Lots of disk and lots of RAM helps. My MB has 16 RAM Slots so I can have unto 128GB, I have 8. With 6 HDD supported on most MB, you have a lot of disk space options. Use 4TB drives and you have 24 TB! For software I use Nikon Capture NX-D, which is all I need. If you need catalog then it is Lightroom, if advanced Image manipulation the Photoshop, otherwise NX-D does and excellent job. For Video there is the Nikon Video Editor which comes with View NX. It is basic but does the job of editing and stitching segments as well as adding text. For more advanced formatting options there is free Handbrake and after that a host of professional Video editing stuff. Here is my system [ATTACH=CONFIG]200365._xfImport[/ATTACH] And my screen layout with using NX-D [ATTACH=CONFIG]200366._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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