by Wes Brewer | May 7, 2019 | Article, Workflow
Defining Data Transfer Read and Write Speeds for Photography and Motion Capture Wes Brewer, CEO ProGrade Digital The Value of Data Transfer Speed in Today’s Photo and Cinema/Video Applications From the earliest days of marketing memory cards for use in digital...
by ProGrade Digital | Oct 25, 2018 | Article, In The News
October 25, 2018 (New York, NY) – The fourth annual Lucie Technical Awards, an initiative of the Lucie Foundation, announced the 2018 winners, during the PhotoPlus Conference + Expo, photoplusexpo.com, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, in New York. The...
by ProGrade Digital | Sep 25, 2018 | 2018 Press Release, Article, Press Release, Products
microSDXC™ UHS-II, U3, Class 10, V60 Memory Cards Support Maximum Read Speed of up to 200MB/s and Maximum Write Speed of up to 80MB/s Company Expands USB 3.1, Gen. 2 Card Reader Line to Add microSD™ Dual-Slot Card Reader, Plus CompactFlash™ & SD™ Dual-Slot Card...
by Colin McMaster | Sep 5, 2018 | Ambassadors, Article, Colin McMaster, On-Assignment, Reviews, Sports, Workflow
Speed Is Key I love speed. This is just as well, as I have spent my entire working life photographing race and rally cars. My focus now is the World Rally Championship (WRC). WRC pushes the extremes of man and machine to the limit. Whatever the conditions—glorious or...
by ProGrade Digital | Aug 29, 2018 | Article, Products, Reviews, Studio, Workflow
The Ultra High Speed (UHS) II interface has a second set of connectors. Shared with permission from Michael Guncheon, editor, HD VideoPRO, as posted August 11, 2018 In part one of my examination of SD acronyms, I covered a little of the history of SD cards and how we...
by John Aldred | Aug 15, 2018 | Article, Influencer, John Aldred, Workflow
John Aldred, Contributing Writer The need to format a memory card within a camera is advice that’s often passed around in the worlds of photography and video. However, when asked, very few can explain why it is essential. So, this need is just a myth, right? Well no,...
