Why use a NAS for your Photography and Video Editing [ Ссылка ]
NAS has fast become the go-to storage medium for both home and working professionals in 2018. Photo and video editors the world over are turning to network attached storage to bolster and improve their workflow. Gone are the days when a photo and video editors content would be moved around on a USB drive from place to place. Now almost every part of the data workflow and editing chain has changed for users from original capture through to post-production and so distribution can all be conducted safely and securely on a single NAS storage device. However, buying your first NAS can be a difficult and confusing process, investing in the wrong solution can end up costing you serious money. So today I want to discuss the right points to consider when buying your first photo and video storage NAS. I want to focus on those whose businesses revolve around the creation and distribution of their original content - whether you are a content creator for YouTube and other video on demand (VoD) services or a professional photographer that needs secure RAID storage with the flexibility that really only a NAS can provide.
Choosing the right NAS for your photo and video editing in pre and post production means that you want to do most of the work in one place. A normal scenario and workflow for post-production go as follows. First, your created Media that has been recorded or captured by a camera needs to be uploaded to your storage device either via USB connection or SD card slot. Of course, if you are fortunate enough to own a capture device that is network supported, you will be able to upload directly to the NAS via your network or the internet.
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