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MPG Table of Contents   Page 1: Introduction to the MacBook Pro Quad-Core Page 2: Choosing which MacBook Pro Model Page 3: How and Why I Configured my MacBook Pro Page 4: Thunderbolt on the MacBook Pro Page 5: Configuration As Tested Page 6: Apple’s 128GB Solid State Drive (SSD) Page 7: Mac OS X Support for SSD TRIM Page 8: SATA Performance With OWC Mercury Extreme Pro SSD Page 9: SSD Performance With Random Data Page 10: MemoryTester SHA1 Performance Page 11: MemoryTester CPU Performance Page 12: MemoryTester Memory Performance Page 13: Results With Photoshop CS5 Page 14: RAW Import with Adobe Lightroom 3 Page 15: RAW Import with Apple Aperture Page 16: RAW to TIF with Bibble Pro Page 17: RAW to TIF With Canon Digital Photo Professional Page 18: RAW to TIF With PhaseOne CaptureONE Pro Page 19: RAW to TIF With RAW Developer Page 20: Focus Stacking with Helicon Focus Page 21: Panorama With PTGui Pro 64-Bit Page 22: Image Scaling With PhotoZoom Pro Page 23: Encoding Video with Handbrake Page 24: 2011 MacBook Pro: Will Apple Fix the 6G SATA BUGS? Page 25: Conclusions on 2011 Apple MacBook Pro

RAW to TIF With Canon Digital Photo Professional

Canon DPP version 3.9.2.

Batch export of 128 Canon 21-megapixel CR2 RAW files to TIF.

Similar to the Lightroom 3 results, the 2011 MacBook Pro is breathing hot on the heels of the 3.33GHz 6-core Mac Pro and beats the 2.8GHz Mac Pro, impressive.

The 2010 MacBook Pro take 56% longer than the 2011 model.

 

Test machines used my preferred SSDs, see the test configuration. Hard drive users will see slightly degraded results over those shown here.