Jamil Abbasy

Yes you can...if you have Apple do it or an authorized reseller.

Good luck.  I know this would mean a lot of money temporarily tied up in machines, but you could buy a base iMac Pro and try them side by side with the same catalog / images and then only return ...

I'm using the most current version of Lightroom Classic CC on my late 2012 i7 non-5k retina and almost never hear the fan or feel the computer getting hot. Yesterday I exported 99 A7RII 42MP files ...

#3 - This is what I would do.  I've found side by side reviews that say the base iMac Pro is silent where the regular i7 4.2 was going crazy.  Yeah, it's a bit slower than the regular on single ...

I read somewhere that you put the larger RAMs in slots 1 and 2 (not sure how you determine which slots are 1 and 2) and then the 4GB ones go in 3 and 4.

Thanks again for your clarification Joger.  It seems I may be best served by the regular top end iMac.  Will cover an external usb-c drive and then some.  Only real concern would be the fan / heat ...

I'm leaning that way too, but would opt for the base configuration iMac Pro.  The conclusion I am drawing from all my research (correct me if I am wrong) tells me: - The base iMac Pro will run more ...

I'm glad I read all this before I purchased a new 2017 iMac with the 4.2. It's really making me contemplate getting the base configuration iMac Pro which, with the education discount, is only ...

I'm ok with crazy fan noise if I'm importing and rendering 1:1 previews, merging panos / HDRs, or exporting large files. On my late 2012 iMac, I can edit photos in Lightroom, have email open, be on ...

Is this all the time when you are editing photos?  Or is it only when doing an import and / or rendering 1:1 previews?  My late 2012 iMac only does this when rendering the 1:1 previews on import.

I've been told and read the exact opposite.  This used to be true back in the day, for reasons I don't know, but  supposedly on the newer computers 2x 16 and 2 x4 for 40GB is the way to go. I too ...

Great advice Bob!  That's exactly what I will do.  After all these years with the 3880, I never realized about agitating the ink in the lines.  I also like the idea of hiding away the test print ...

Also, I don’t have an RIP program, so maybe just do the power clean twice, or does it do this when you install new cartridges?  Thanks for your advice!

Thanks Bob.  My printer has been sitting for about 4-5 months with no use.  I may just change all the ink cartridges as most are near empty.  You mentioned rocking the printer.  Is this the best ...

This guy did a good test on old vs new ink and found significant differences in vibrance: http://www.brucepercy.co.uk/blog/2016/12/22/epson-ink-expiry-dates Most of my cartridges are very low, so I ...

Great info Sal.  Yes, my printer will still print with the 2/2016 expiration date ink and look good, but it does lose some of it's vibrance / saturation.  One thing I do every few months is remove ...

I too am in the same situation and own a 3880 with ink that expired in early 2016.  I decided today (the last day of the Epson rebates on the p800) to stick with the 3880.  For $450 you can get 8 ...