Gadget Bag: Super-Speed Hard Drives

Edit your video footage without any hiccups using quick Thunderbolt and USB 3.0 technology

Ashley Myers-Turner

Published August 12, 2014

You've upgraded to a 1080p/4K camera, picked out your preferred lenses, looked into continuous light systems, and researched microphones and audio recorders.

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