Traveling is a wondrous journey filled with unforgettable moments, breathtaking landscapes, and enriching experiences. Capturing these moments through photography has become an integral part of modern travel. However, amidst the excitement of exploring new destinations, many travelers often overlook a crucial aspect: backing up their precious photos. In today’s digital
The Wedding & Portrait Photographers International (WPPI) conference revealed some exciting new workflow options for photographers. These are going to make life a whole lot easier. I’ve recently upgraded my (12-year-old) full-frame DSLR to a mirrorless. My new camera has simple wireless transfer (the kind that’s been around for a
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Protecting your photos with a backup is one of the most important things you can do to safeguard your precious memories. The key to a successful backup strategy is to make it easy, and ideally, automatic. 3-2-1 Backup with Mylio and Amazon While there are several backup apps and possible
Everyone agrees backing up your computer is necessary but not all backup plans are effective. Here’s how to ensure you have the best computer backup plan giving you peace of mind knowing your computer is safe. It starts with the 3-2-1 Backup plan The 3-2-1 Backup plan is simple —
I tend to be a slow adopter of new technology. And, I fought the possibility of having a cloud backup, especially to backup photos from my computer for the longest time. I felt the upload to the cloud would be too tedious and take too much time for the amount
Cloud storage is an essential part of your 3-2-1 backup strategy to keep your photos safe. Depending on your needs, there are a range of options to consider when choosing affordable cloud storage. Your first step is to decide whether you need two-way sync, or one-way sync, for your cloud
It’s time to make your voice heard! Each week, we ask a question of our readers so we know what sort of content to produce more of. Your input helps us make Photofocus better. Today, Rich Harrington is hosting a webinar all about storage, organization and backup. So we want
Most of us know that it is important to back up our data so we don’t risk losing our precious photos, videos and work. I prefer to back up the data using a combination of external hard drives and cloud-based backup (storage). For saving data to the cloud, I’ve been
When you’re using a 3-2-1 backup strategy for your photos, choosing the right cloud storage for the all-important off-site copy is a critical decision. I chose wrong for several years, and paid the price. There are two main categories of cloud storage you can use to backup your photos: two-way
As a wedding photographer, losing a client’s photos before I can deliver them gives me nightmares. When you consider the time, effort, and let’s face it, money, that goes into a wedding day, and the fact that the photos I take are the only record of that for prosperity, then
Throughout my photographic career, I’ve tried several backup solutions both on-site and in the cloud. Having lost some photographs in the past, it was important for me to get a system I could count on to not only back up my files but do so in an efficient way that
