Picture of your setup
- Thread starter Leonis
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Went a little overboard with the pictures, but it was fun. See it here in my nice generic iPhoto-generated web-page:
http://www.idcnet.com/~amadeus/setup/index.html
All taken with my FujiFilm FinePix 4700.
http://www.idcnet.com/~amadeus/setup/index.html
All taken with my FujiFilm FinePix 4700.
OK, here we go...
http://www.sesdesign.com/myOffice.jpg
My current setup. I left out the Titanium laptop and the Dell notebrick.
Forgot to post the stats
Dual 1 Ghz G4 Quicksilver
2 Gb RAM
150 GB HD
Used for most everything and Maya
Dual 500 Mhz G4
512 MB RAM
200 Gb HD
Editing workstation
Boxx Dual Athlon 1.8 Ghz
2 GB Ram
80 GB HD
Maya
Athlon 1.1 Ghz
1 GB Ram
50 Gb HD
Some FX work and compositing
Quicksilver and Boxx share Apple Cinema display and the editor and other PC share a 21" CRT. 1 keyboard mouse and monitor at each station thanks to KVM switches.
http://www.sesdesign.com/myOffice.jpg
My current setup. I left out the Titanium laptop and the Dell notebrick.
Forgot to post the stats
Dual 1 Ghz G4 Quicksilver
2 Gb RAM
150 GB HD
Used for most everything and Maya
Dual 500 Mhz G4
512 MB RAM
200 Gb HD
Editing workstation
Boxx Dual Athlon 1.8 Ghz
2 GB Ram
80 GB HD
Maya
Athlon 1.1 Ghz
1 GB Ram
50 Gb HD
Some FX work and compositing
Quicksilver and Boxx share Apple Cinema display and the editor and other PC share a 21" CRT. 1 keyboard mouse and monitor at each station thanks to KVM switches.
Oscar Castillo
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God help the BBC!
Oscar Castillo
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Originally posted by OmegaMan
Wait a min....how can the dp 1ghz have 2gigs of ram? Thought it went up to 1.5gb? I hve the G4 little booklet (yes....beside my 933qs tower. *l*)....that doesn't look like the new towers.....
Maybe he's counting the swapfile.
lucasraggers
Rotterdam
Lazzo
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So clean. I assume you intend to work at this desk.
You wait - as work grows, you will be knee deep in paper, post-it notes, beadcrumbs, bits of old pork pie crust (usually buried in the keyboard), tea and coffee stains, reels of tape, ink splatters, chewed-up pens, paper clips, CD coasters, cabling, old Mac magazines, pages torn out of old Mac magazines, dog-eared software manuals, numerous other bits of crud and, in my case, old cigar butts, beer bottles and eternal late nights!
Not to mention cleaning the spit off the monitor every couple of months
You wait - as work grows, you will be knee deep in paper, post-it notes, beadcrumbs, bits of old pork pie crust (usually buried in the keyboard), tea and coffee stains, reels of tape, ink splatters, chewed-up pens, paper clips, CD coasters, cabling, old Mac magazines, pages torn out of old Mac magazines, dog-eared software manuals, numerous other bits of crud and, in my case, old cigar butts, beer bottles and eternal late nights!
Not to mention cleaning the spit off the monitor every couple of months
