Tutorials about photography backups and reviews of hard drives, RAID systems and SSDs for photographers.
The topic of backing up your photos is always a popular one. I often refer to a 3-2-1 backup strategy as an absolute minimum strategy to protect your images. In this post, I’ll explain the 3-2-1 backup rule and include examples of correct and incorrect setups.
The TerraMaster TD2 is an affordably priced Thunderbolt 3 RAID enclosure that can be used for backing up your photos.
The OWC Gemini combines a Thunderbolt 3 RAID box with a multi-port dock and ultra-fast UHS-II SD card reader. Here’s my in-depth review.
The latest instalment in a series that details my extensive never-lose-a-photo backup routine. Big changes have happened!
The Envoy Pro Elektron from OWC is a truly miniature waterproof solid-state drive with a capacity of up to 2TB and speeds of up to 10GB/s. Here’s my full test.
Crush resistant to 2500lbs, drop resistant to military standards and able to survive submersion in aviation fuel to a depth of 12ft. Is the ioSafe Solo Hawk SSD the ultimate indestructible backup drive for your photos?
Canon’s cloud photo storage system just lost a whole load of people’s photos.
The Sandisk Extreme Pro SSD features the latest NVMe SSD technology that should deliver twice the speed of previous SSD tech. Also, it’s still tiny! Let’s take a look and see how it performs.
LaCie has introduced three new SSDs that might be perfect for photographers on the road.
Drobos are an excellent, cost-effective backup soultion. Having used Drobos to store my photos for over a decade, I have a few tricks up my sleeve to speed them up.