Content creators in the field need a reliable and fast storage solution that can handle demanding workflows of 4K and beyond, with the ability to easily move and capture footage from location to location. Not being able to move data quickly and reliably to the next stage of the workflow is one of the biggest pain points in video production.
Review: If serious grunt and reliabilty in the storage stakes is what you need, we take a good look at G-Technology’s Thunderbolt 3 Shuttle XL RAID enclosure system.
Western Digital Corporation has launched a pair of powerful new storage solutions. Aimed at professional content creators who need lightning-fast transfer speed and high-capacity storage – with mobility – WD has created the G-Speed Shuttle with Thunderbolt 3 and the G-Speed Shuttle with ev Series Bay Adapters
I’ve been talking about storage a lot lately both privately among friends and here on Imaging Resource. Of all the members of the IR team, I’m probably the one who compiles the most data the fastest thanks mainly to my insistence on shooting 4Kp60 whenever possible (I love me some high quality, slow motion goodness).
G-Technology has plugged a gap in its portable RAID product line with two versions of its G-Speed Shuttle in a Thunderbolt 3, and significantly more portable, flavour.
As video recording file sizes continue to creep up, so do our hard drive storage size, RAID and bandwidth needs. These days we are seeing a huge amount of recorded media needing to be offloaded, edited and color graded in the field. G-Technology has stepped up to bat with its 24TB G-Speed Shuttle XL with EV Series adapters, Thunderbolt 3 edition — a portable, durable, adaptable and hardware-RAID powered storage solution.
New! G-Technology G-SPEED Shuttle with Thunderbolt 3 4-Bay RAID storage starting at $1,799.95 MSRP.
The latest in the 2big series of external hard drives is soon to be shipping from LaCie. After an initial delay (the new drives were originally supposed to ship over the summer), the company is now ready to release their latest creation upon the world. The brand new 2big Dock, as LaCie is calling it, sports Thunderbolt 3 making it fully plug-n-play compatible with the latest MacBook Pros and capable of transfer speeds up to 40Gb/s.
In this video I review the LaCie 2Big 20TB Thunderbolt Hard Drive and compare it to my Samsung SDD and Western Digital USB 3.0 HDD.
Content creators need solid, reliable storage — here’s a look at a USB hard drive array designed specifically for them.