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ReadyNAS with Canon ZoomBrowser EX
I would say readyNAS performed quite well, as a photography enthusiast I work with many DSLR cameras such as the Canon 350D, 30D, 1Ds and sometimes Nikon D70. For nearly everything I take i take in RA...
"Obviously 1TB is enough storage for any photographer out there"
Nope, not me.
My first 2TB NAS covers 1995-2007, the second will perhaps manage 2008-2009.
Over a race weekend I may take 1500 shots, more when working accredited.
At an F1 test session, maybe a week out in Jerez or Barcelona, there'll be more.
I've found that Picasa2 handles Canon RAW files for display and does it very quickly. Far quicker than Zoombrowser or even Lightroom.
But for conversion and first pass editing I'm using Lightroom.
And of course the management and keywording I leave to Lightroom.
ReadyNAS does the job of storing the photos well. Though it's not proof against an idiot user pressing the delete button !
My big problem is how to back up two 2TB NAS (and a third on the way) to prevent against that idiot user ...
Nope, not me.
My first 2TB NAS covers 1995-2007, the second will perhaps manage 2008-2009.
Over a race weekend I may take 1500 shots, more when working accredited.
At an F1 test session, maybe a week out in Jerez or Barcelona, there'll be more.
I've found that Picasa2 handles Canon RAW files for display and does it very quickly. Far quicker than Zoombrowser or even Lightroom.
But for conversion and first pass editing I'm using Lightroom.
And of course the management and keywording I leave to Lightroom.
ReadyNAS does the job of storing the photos well. Though it's not proof against an idiot user pressing the delete button !
My big problem is how to back up two 2TB NAS (and a third on the way) to prevent against that idiot user ...
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