Adobe Sued After Premiere Pro Deletes $250,000 Worth of Video Files

[Trevor.Dennis]

I'm not sure what to make of this.  The videographer appears to have a very lax approach to DAM for a 'Professional'.  The comments are always interesting in a situation like this (I decided to stay clear).

https://petapixel.com/2018/11/14/photographer-sues-adobe-saying-bug-deleted-files-worth-250000/

For what it is worth, I try to avoid video jobs because I don't enjoy the editing process, but with the time it takes, it would be unthinkable to lose a project, so I have adequate storage and Shadow Protect.

[John T Smith]

I only do home movies, but my files are important enough to me that I use a docking station and several 'bare' drives for backup

http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-SuperSpeed-Docking-Station-Cooling/dp/B0055PL2YI

[Peru Bob]

What happened to taking responsibility for one's actions or lack of actions (not backing up)?

[Mo Moolla]

Very interesting, I wonder what Adobe has in its fine print on acceptance of installing its software.

I am sure they are legally covered hence their rejecting his out of court claim

[Ussnorway]

hard to feel sorry for anyone that stupid