Additionally, I upload everything to Amazon's Photos app, which offers free, unlimited storage for members of the Prime program so I have a second copy. I then upload the folder to SmugMug, the subscription service for online backup and ad-free display, and copy the folder from the first hard drive to a second one, for safe keeping. The primary reason was the 1TB online cloud backup I’d always been backing up into an external HDD, and have been worried about it failing on me one day (I’ve lost data to random HDD failures, as I’m. I bulk name each photo (Sunsets1219) so that they pop out with a numerical order (Sunsets1219-1, Sunsets1219-2, etc.)Lightroom Classic + Amazon Prime Photos combo I’ve been a long time LR user, but when I upgraded a year ago, I chose the CC option.
Facebook, Twitter and Instagram lower the resolution of your images drastically, so don't think of them as online backup, just as a place to showcase your best work. I'll also share them on social media, but beware. Then, I'll save just the ones that are worth keeping, and upload them to SmugMug and Amazon. Phone photos get imported to the computer after the shoot as well, and get viewed in Lightroom, where the larger real estate of the computer screen allows me to see them properly. This guide covers all the tools and techniques.
"As much as I love a good sunrise, I don't need 50 of them," she says.Additionally, all her photos are backed up to Apple's iCloud service, which charges her $9.99 monthly for 2 terabytes of storage.The default local option for most Android users is Google Photos, which many had to come to love due to the generous terms. Also takes time to curate to whittle the phone shots down to just the best ones. It's pretty effective for recent photos.Metcalfe, the senior director of marketing for the Catalina Island Co. Click any of these tabs, and you'll actually get to see all the images snapped on each day of the month.
For instance, I did a search for "Hot Dog," on Amazon and 2 of the 35 responses were indeed that, while the other shots were of pizza, burgers and tacos. This pro went with Amazon PhotosChristopher Michel, a San Francisco based pro photographer uploads everything to Google Photos, Amazon Photos and SmugMug, but will be discontinuing using Google Photos in June.He's going to stick with Amazon Photos, which continues to be free for Prime members. Amazon search isn't as advanced as Google's. My Gmail accounts for 42 GBs, mostly due to all that junk mail I've never gotten around to deleting. Photo storage on Google also includes Gmail and Google Docs, which can get very full.
It's a good move to say yes, and title the album with your shoot subject. And If I had to choose, unlimited storage at full resolution (on Amazon) is the feature I really want."Pro tip on Amazon: when you upload photos from your computer, Amazon asks if you'd like to add it to an Album. "I expect there will be parity in product quality. "Amazon has just gotten started," he says. Both do way better at locations and faces, if you've taken the time to use face recognition tools and name them.Michel says he believes Amazon will eventually catch up to Google with better search.
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