HOW TO ORGANIZE THE BACKUP OF DATA FOR DIGITAL VIDEO - 2 of 4 by Tom Graziani
CHAPTER 1 - SAFETY DURING SHOOTING
Part 1 - On the set
This tutorial assumes that readers possess and use a fully digital camera. A Canon / Nikon DSLR, a camera / card, a redcam. Then no one tape, no backup on another HD, not directed downstream data flow. Mount the camera on its stand, prepare the set and the lights, insert the card and record. Beautiful pictures, I hope. But once finished, what then?
The memory card must begin its work flow. So it's more serious work station, that you and your assistants have set up in the meantime. This station consists of:
- A laptop equipped with software for video editing and conversions
- 2 portable hard drives that do not require power and cascaded
- Card reader slot that suits your memories
- Acquisition software (usually bundled with the camera)
The cascade configuration is a system that allows you to put more hard drives using a single computer port. That is the first hard disk is connected to the computer, the second connects to the port of the first hard disk and so on. In this way, the devices will all be visible by computer (like laptops) are known to have a few doors.
First you must acquire the material through a special software, copying the files in the first external hard drive. From here - immediately - in the second, so you immediately have two copies of the same file. After checking that the actual duplication of files, the backup controller can return the card to the server operator that will format and make it available for re-registration.
Meanwhile, the crew proceeded with the work of recovery, you do the conversions primary transforming files acquired using more "digestible" to the assembly stations. If we talk about the Macintosh, for example, the format conversion will surely u no the battery ProRes setting.
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About the Author
Thomas Graziani - filmmaker, video editor, dop. http://www.thomasgraziani.com
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