GNARBOX 2.0 SSD (256GB) - Rugged Backup Device for Your Camera

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Whatever is left of the company is now in the hands of whoever invested in the company. Unfortunately, anyone able to shed light on the issue is unable, due to ongoing legal matters. If you’d like to dig deeper on what happened, read PetaPixel's breakdown on the timeline of events and speculation. Canadian Jason Shron eats, sleeps, and dreams trains. He also builds replicas of full-size ones and puts them in his basement. I'd be interested to know how they got the images from the 1DX in the photo onto an SD card given that every 1DX I've come across had dual CompactFlash slots. As detailed in our original coverage, Gnarbox 2.0 SSD is a rugged storage solution that works hand-in-hand with a collection of apps to make it easy to import, sort, edit and export multimedia content while on the go. One of the key components of a traveling photographer is managing storage. How are we going to keep the photos we take safe?

If you’re a traveling photographer and want the best product to keep your processes flowing with no down time, look no further than the GNARBOX. Got the Gnarbox 2.0 512GB a few weeks ago and I have to say I am impressed. I wish it had a built-in high res display but I also get it why it doesn't (being a rugged device and all). I used many different portable photo viewers with HDD/SSD in the past, started with the Epson models many years ago. I bought the GB2 soon after launch. It has been a vital part of my workflow for stills and video ever since. The company have supported it very well with excellent firmware updates that substantially improved its functionalityLamboTech does show the LamboGo can connect to a mobile device, but only in the case of charging that device. If it is possible to directly access the data through a lined connection, that wasn’t made clear in the company’s campaign. The battery is rated for up to 6 hours of battery life, which is a phenomenal amount of time in regard to loading and culling. I would like to say there isn't one, but I'm also very familiar with video editing tools and photo editing tools," she said. "So it's pretty intuitive and easy, if you're familiar with that." Wanted to also add, if you want something portable, with far more functionality at a lower cost, the steam desk from valve is a hand held gaming PC. The 512GB NVMe version cost about the same much as the 512GB version of the gnarbox, but it can run either steam OS or windows, thus you can literally use it to run photoshop or other applications while managing your images.

Now that the second-generation Gnarbox is approaching the market, what are thedifferences between the two models? We’re waiting for a review unit, but even just looking at the technical specifications, there are plenty of things to talk about.Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this subreddit is the perfect place to ask questions, seek advice, and engage in discussions about all things photography. We're here to foster a supportive and knowledgeable community that shares a passion for capturing the world through the lens. Keeping all of this in mind, they’ve created quite an efficient system that keeps overheating risks to a minimum. They’re seriously thought of everything, and it’s such a reassuring thing when putting your trust in your workflow processes.

From dry land to the mighty Skogafoss, the GNARBOX stood up to my Icelandic challenge like a champ. I agree that you could copy everything to your ipad and do the culling with lightroom for example. This use case means you'd need a lot (potentially) of capacity available in your iPad

One of the things I wish was a little simpler was the app system. Instead of having two apps – one app for ingesting and one for culling – I’d love to see it become a one stop shop.

We're real harsh on it at first," Cody said. "And then you look at it again and you're like, I can make this work. Because you have all these pieces of a puzzle and you just don't know how to put it together. But from that time that it sat on the shelf, we progressed a lot as filmmakers and we learned a whole lot, me specifically. And I'm glad that we didn't edit it and put it out then because we had all the pieces. We just had to put them together in a certain way." Just having the ingest process finished before ever getting home from the session alleviates a waiting period in the process, which I absolutely love. Gnarbox did a great job with all the interfaces / ports on the device. There are 2x USB Type-C ports for connecting storage devices and charging, 1x SD card slot and 1x Micro HDMI port for outputting images or video to a TV or an external display. If you have other types of storage such as XQD, CFexpress or CFast, you can simply attach a card reader directly to the USB Type-C port of the Gnarbox and it will recognize it. My XQD card reader is USB Type-B, so I had to use a USB Type-C to USB Type-B hub to connect it, which worked just fine. This whole thing shows, it doesn't matter how smart an idea is, the success of it depends on your people-skiils, and gnarbox had none of it. A bunch of deaf self-centered fresh graduates Product support for niche markets is still a drain on resources. I mean look at this very article where everybody is complaining about how a company is no longer supporting a niche product...Third, when ejecting media, the software would indicate that the device is still ejecting it (after a long wait), although there was nothing displayed under “Devices”. It would eventually time out, with the “Unable to eject drive” error on the bottom of the screen. I saw this issue more than once, so it seems to be a software / firmware related problem. still looking for a rugged RAID1 solution (out on the road for N weeks and this dies with all my data! still a single point of failure). Put 2x SSD in an enclosure Now, for a comparison, take a look at the below image that I edited in Lightroom in about 30 seconds, with very basic adjustments: ILCE-6500 + FE 12-24mm F4 G @ 12mm, ISO 100, 1/8, f/8.0