If you are a creator, you need an SSD
The Must-Have Tool
In the world of Digital Art, with technology the way it is today, the sky is the limit. You can pretty much design, record, alter, animate, edit to make anything you would ever like. However, as amazing as it is to have this option for unlimited creativity, there are some restrictions. Often times, your gear and the technology that you have are limitations.
At the end of the day, the better the gear is, the more you can do and the faster you can do things. For photographers, the better the camera sensor is equates to better low light photos. If you are a videographer, the more RAM on your computer, the more transitions, effects, you can add, and then successfully export your final product without the computer blowing up or the program crashing. At the end of the day, the biggest limitation to digital creativity is the gear that you have and whether or not it is powerful enough to match your imagination.
As a photographer, someone who likes to do graphic design as a hobby, and a occasional videographer, I think I found the one piece of gear that can be somewhat affordable, especially during sale seasons, but will massively help and makes things easier and faster in all fields. I’ve been using this piece for about three years now, and now, if I leave without it, I have a mini heart attack.
