PROGRADE DIGITAL BLOG
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How To Photograph WRC Motor Sports: Colin McMaster Gains Speed With ProGrade Digital
WRC pushes the extremes of man and machine to the limit. Whatever the conditions—glorious or treacherous—the show must go on. I photograph this sport in the blistering sun, dust clouds, thunderstorms, gale force winds, fog, plus snow and ice. My job is to get the shots, then deliver as quickly as I can.
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Media Matters, Part 2
Secure Digital (SD) Card Breakdown
If you have an SD card that’s an SDXC UHS-II, U3, Class 10, V90, what do you really have? Let’s break down the ratings and descriptions.
Which Is Better: Format A Memory Card In A Camera Or Format A Memory Card In A Computer?
The need to format a memory card within a camera is advice that’s often passed around in the worlds of photography and video. But when asked, very few can explain why it is important. So, this need is just a myth, right? Well no, not exactly. It’s real, but it’s one of those things that’s never really a problem until it becomes a problem.
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Why You Should Not Delete Photo Files On Your Memory Cards Using Your Camera
Best Practices For Digital Memory Cards, Part 1
You are on a shoot and realize your memory cards are getting close to full. The event has a few more hours to go. You did not bring backup cards. What can you do—start freeing up space by deleting files in-camera? It turns out this practice could be very bad for the memory card’s health…
Jona Siebel, WRC Managing Director, Talks About ProGrade Digital
“Speed, durability, reliability”
Jona Siebel, World Rally Championship 2018
ProGrade Digital products are essential to the global broadcast efforts of the FIA World Rally Championship…
Fast Cars And Fast Cards: Whit Bazemore Gets Serious About Speed With ProGrade Digital
“Make it a goal to come away with one super great image”
Most likely every professional photographer receives lots of advice early in his or her career; I know I did. The one piece of advice I constantly applied, and still apply some 35 years later, is to approach a motorsport or sporting event shoot with the goal of coming away with one, and only one, super great image…
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