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Logging the footage

Logging the footage

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Logging the footage

- Alright, it's been a few days since we had our shoot, and I'm ready to move on to post-production. Now, one of the first things I need to do is get the footage ingested. This can involve copying or logging. In this case, I've got a bus-powered drive that came out of the field, and this is just simply a transfer drive, we've already backed this up in two other places within our office, we use Drobos in the office with some redundancy storage, but really any solution is going to be great. We also archive the raw footage eventually to LTO, which is a tape-based archive for storing of large amounts of data. But, what I need to do, since I'm going to be working with multiple angles, is use a drive that's actually properly rated for this. So, in this case, I need to get it off of the bus-powered drive, onto something a bit more robust. Here, I'm using a small portable RAID, this is a Drobo Mini with four discs striped together, using a USB 3.0 or a Thunderbolt connection, so that should…

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