Older Mac Pro For Red Editing
Oct 30, 2014 - I do a lot of offline editing and this old Mac Pro tower still holds its own. I've done native RED R3D work in Adobe Premiere Pro CC with the. I haven't downloaded any software from RED other than the Epic. And often doesn't even launch on older Macbook Pro 13' or Macbook Air.
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