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If you’ve been keeping up with these articles then you have probably noticed a trend. When we talk about storage devices we hit the specifications of how they work with high-res photo and video media. But what about audio?
When working in media of any kind, having a comprehensive and thorough workflow for your storage is imperative. Now more than ever, staying on top of your data storage so important.
Got a storage enclosure with tons of capacity, but you’re unsure which RAID level is best for your workflow? We’ve got a fun animation that can show you the basics, including how easy it is to change RAID types on the fly.
In this video Khaled Spiewak reviews G-Techology’s G-Raid drive system.
Devinsupertramp’s Best Hard Drives for Editing!
These are my favorite drives we use to store and edit all our footage! Let me know what you use in the comments and don’t forget to ALWAYS BACK UP YOUR FOOTAGE! 🙂
Devin uses G-Technology G-SPEED Shuttle XL with ev Series Bay Adapters
A transportable, Evolution Series-compatible 8-bay RAID solution with Thunderbolt 3 technology offering colossal capacity and high-powered performance for multi-stream 4K, 8K and VR workflows.
Devin Graham, aka devinsupertramp, made that journey. We wanted to profile him not just because he’s a rabid G-Technology user, but mostly because he’s awesome. That sounds silly and hyperbolic, we know. It’s not. Look at his extreme sports work. Rarely have we seen such a consistently impressive mix of beauty, athleticism, insanity, and all-out fun from an artist. Follow his work and you’ll see phrases like “probably not our safest idea” pop up repeatedly. If you have any fond memory of childhood, and any aesthetic appreciation as a creative adult, you’ll find devinsupertramp irresistible.
For this system to be most effective, the speed, reliability and dependability of your storage media is key. That’s why G-Technology has partnered with Atomos to offer a range of fully qualified drives that deliver exceptional recording. With the Atomos Master Caddy 4K SSD you can record 4K video at up to 540 MB/s, and with the Atomos Master Caddy HD harddrive you can record HD video at up to 136 MB/s. Housed in a rugged aluminum case that simply slots into the Atomos device, these drives are ready to go out of the box.
We have been reviewing TB3 external devices for some time now and it is great to be so far away from those 500MB/s and lower portable storage device speeds. TB3 has been a gift to media professionals, to say the least. Up until today, however, there has only been a single device that we have reviewed that has the portability of pocket sized mobile storage, and didn’t need external power of some sort. This was the Tekq Rapide TB3 Portable SSD and, as absolutely sweet as that device is, it just never hit main stream. Still, with such a beautiful cut and performance up to the TB3 ceiling of 2.8GB/s, the Tekq Rapide goes with me everywhere. Can we change that?
The choice available for SSDs now is growing all the time. We take a look at two options from G-Technology that promise blazing speeds, and durability.
When you are looking for a storage drive there are now countless options available, from credit card sized drives through to big desktop models. The two I’m reviewing here will suit those looking for a rugged system to take out into the field, and one that will be more at home on your desktop without taking up too much space. The G-Drive Mobile Pro, and the G-Drive Pro.