Screenflow, quicktime struggles to record smooth video, and Screenflow have even Apple ProRes support, and build in editing tools are great for quickly export what you really need for your project. Quicktime is way too low quality for me. Recording to 60fps is a must for me, and I usually work with lossless or ProRes files, so, quicktime is a no go for me.

Well, this young designer its telling you, THATS its not an excuse for a design software in 2015 to behave like THIS: http://f.cl.ly/items/0T030x0j0p1u1y2g1e3O/60fps-PSCC2015-slow.mp4

12 cores CPU, 2GB GPU and 64GB of RAM, should not be requirement and its what I do have, yet, the performance its like im using an smartphone.

Affinity Designer actually works much faster than PS does, and have as many features, but it lacks some fine details thats its not making me using it daily, so, I don’t know what excuse Adobe have other than their incompetence.