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Important: Storage and Backup Solutions For Your Photography

chasejarvis.com — Photographer Chase Jarvis shares a rare look into a high-end photo studio's backup protocol. This post is directed at photographers, videographers, or creative studios and is NOT for the weak of heart. He outlines a robust solution that protects a huge amount of data. (Chase shot 35,000 pictures for one job last month.)

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  • scottryan, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0Photographer Chase Jarvis provides a well thought out solution to the constant challenge of storing and backing up large collections of digital images. His solution is valuable not only for photographers but also for videographers, musicians, designers, and anyone else who generates large volumes of important digital information. In fact, no matter your level of expertise this is a great starting point for looking into the process of storing and protecting data.

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