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qwelly [4]
3 years ago
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You are a stringer for your local newspaper, covering local sports events. For a special football spread, you have taken video f

ootage that amounts to ten GB (gigabytes). You have also taken digital images that amount to one hundred MB (megabytes) in size.
Your boss, the newspaper sports editor, wants to preview your video and photo files. What is the best way to share your videos and digital photos with her?

Create a letter of at least 250 words addressed to your newspaper editor that describes your storage options, and give at least three reasons why your option is the best choice.

Here are questions to consider:

What information do I need to evaluate my options? (Something to consider: Does your boss want to preview your footage in person or remotely?)

What are my storage options? (Some options include flash drives, DVDs, and CD disks).
Business
1 answer:
AVprozaik [17]3 years ago
5 0
<h2>DVD or Portable hard disk or Pen drive would be the right choice to share the video files.</h2>

Explanation:

Dear Sir,

I have an eye-catching content for our local news paper. The content is about "Football game event" scheduled today. I have taken photos and videos pertaining to the event and I am sharing it in the form of "hard drive". The best photos and videos which would be apt for the news paper are selected and shared through hard disk. I hope it would be good resource. Kindly accept.

Regards,

(Name)

Evaluating options or pointers:

Photo / video should be neat and not shaky. You can share photos through google drive too if the size is reasonable.

Photos / videos should have been captured in such a way that it attracts readers and project the significant of the event.

Storage options: Listed in the first line.

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