I go to parties on business more than five times a month, and I also like photography and SLR photo retouching.

Air and mbp are actually very different, the screen is actually reduced, and the robustness of Air is still not as good as mbp. Moreover, if photography needs to be online, mbp is more convenient (few photographers will use air to connect online), and the expansion performance of mbp is still slightly better.

As for performance, it really depends on the individual. If you know how to look at photos or send photos, even the computer before 10 can easily hold it, even if it is 50 million pixels of raw, air just wants to see raw.

Speaking of retouching. There are many kinds of retouching. How much are you going to do? If you retouch the drawings one by one, without making any big moves, and lr handles them, then air will be competent. But if you want to do lr batch drawing, a small part of the stack in ps is spliced with hdr mask or something, so you should use mbp honestly. Whether mbp or air opens raw, there is a period of decoding, which is of course stuck.

Ps, macbook pro and mac pro are two different things, mbp is a notebook, and mac pro is a work platform machine, which is a trash can with tens of thousands of dollars, which is not the same thing.