Hard drives are better because you can still go back and re-edit the images without having to import > edit > export onto a new disk.
Still if you're stuck on a blu ray and don't want to use an external then an iMac isnt for you.
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Still if you're stuck on a blu ray and don't want to use an external then an iMac isnt for you.
It was funny though with a certain element off truth.
I still want the Canon 7D
But the iMac started looking appealing when I read about Aperture 3 imaging software and I saw photo's on the screen which were crisp. Then I heard about the Magic Mouse and was pretty much sold. Great loos and all in one design weren't too bad either!
The Blu Ray would have been purely for writing things to. I have 20GB photo's, so I could have stored all on a single disc.
Just amazed that they don't offer one, even as an option!
How about this option which also allows for easy future expansion/upgrades:
Mac Pro + LED Cinema Display + MCE 12X Blu-ray Recordable Drive (Internal)
I'm sure one could hack it so that MCE Internal drive will fit inside an iMac but it would be bye-bye warranty.
EDIT: Looks like putting a blu-ray drive in an iMac is a straight forward swap http://www.applemediacenter.com/2010/05/12/internal-blu-ray-drives/
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With repeat offenders and the usual suspects.