…I travel with the RAID for several reasons, shooting in 4K RAW for file transfer, file transport and editing on the road. I tried a 1080 workflow with proxy back to 4K but always seemed to have problems. In my opinion, the camera is shooting 4K and I want to use the media it generates for the best possible grade, so transcoding is not an option for me either.
In this Product Spotlight segment, Dave chats with Ken Higgins from G-Technology who joins us to show off some of their latest offerings in storage drives, including high-capacity SSDs.
Greg Crosby at NAB talking about new G-Technology products that embrace Thunderbolt 3, including their G-RAID line.
Congrats to G-Technology, Atomos, NewTek iZotope and Teradek on their much deserved Red Shark best of NAB 2017 Awards!
Last week at NAB, G-Technology announced upgrades to a range of its products that combine Thunderbolt 3, USB C, and their highest capacity drives yet with the addition of 12 TB, 7,200 RPM single drives that give products such as the dual-drive G-RAID system at a staggering 24 TB storage allotment.
StudioDaily is reporting live at NAB 2017 and featuring “Off the Beaten Path” posts. Take a look at their round-up for day three, featuring G-Tech’s new G-SPEED Shuttle XL with Thunderbolt 3 technology.
G–Technology (SL3824), a Western Digital company, has launched new Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C connectivity technologies at NAB 2017. Built for creative professionals, including videographers and digital photographers, who require storage solutions that keep up with their intensive data needs and creative applications, G–Technology’s upgraded devices offer complete, high-capacity workflow solutions that seamlessly integrate into the larger Thunderbolt 3 ecosystem.
Learn how to access your G-RACK™ 12 via Ethernet connectivity
Introducing the newest desktop external storage drives from G-Technology, the G-DRIVE USB-C! Now available in 4TB, 8TB, or 10TB capacities
Fashion photographer and GTEAM member Nino Leitner travels to South Africa for his latest photoshoot and gives an inside look into his studio workflow using the G-SPEED Shuttle XL with Thunderbolt.