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How to choose the right memory.

Now a days in this digital world, its way much simpler to shoot and save a image forever.


Your memory cards hold much power; without them, your digital camera is worthless, which is why you should always be sure you are purchasing the best memory cards and take care of them properly.

Without any doubt , as I always say, the camera on the Smartphone these days perform way better then Point and Shoot cameras, being said that , it doesn't mean that Point & Shoot can't be a good option, they have their own advantages. As we are talking about the memory here, its a good choice to go for a reputed one from a brand like Sandisk.


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The Sandisk Ultra is a good choice , and I would highly recommend it for your smart phone and Point & Shoot camera. Its Fast, reliable and comes with different memory capacity. 

When to comes to D-SLR, how can one not buy the Sandisk Extreme Pro.


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These are my favorite and I love them for the main reason being fast, tough and durable and they make my life much easier while shooting as then come with a huge capacity, so I can keep shooting on and on without worrying about changing my card. 

Once you are done shooting , now comes the time you need to start working on them to make then stand out , add your perfect tough to them, that's right, its post processing time. 

SSD, The game Changer. 
SSD. Also known as Solid State Drive, are much faster then traditional HDD. 

They boot up your system and Apps at a lightening speed and allow you work much faster.  Making it easier and faster to get done with your edits. 

I would surely recommend you to buy one. SSD are available for both Desktop & Laptops, in various Memory sizes and performance speeds.


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Once the editing is done, its time to save the images , share them with friends , relatives , co-workers and preserve them for a lifetime.

you can use a Pen Drive to share them with your Clients, family and friends. Now a days there are plenty of different Pen Drives available in the market. Right from USB 3.0 and some more advance ones come with Build In Wi-Fi and finger print scanner , so that your data is safe and secure.

My Favorite on this list would be the SanDisk Ultra USB 3.0 Pen Drive. As the name states , its a USB 3.0, offers me a faster data transfer speed, saving me a lot of time. 



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The last but not the least on this list would be a External HDD.

There are many reputed brands out there who offer a great line up of External HDD. With the latest technology in Data Transfer Speed, being super durable and light weight, and some of them have looks to die for.


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I hope this helps you save all your precious data and images and give yourself some peace of mind.

Stay tunes with Me, for many more, How-To's , Tips and Tricks, Behind the Scenes and Product Review in the coming time.






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