We’re introducing an exciting new set of integrations for our SmugMug subscribers that will help take all that guess work out of making sure your photos are organized, protected, and easy to find when you need them. Besides giving you a beautiful home for your photos where you can organize, print, share, and even sell them, we know that your photo home needs an easy door to walk through. Point is, finding and storing your photos shouldn’t be a difficult thing, and the number of places your photos can live is enough to make your head spin. Looking for that childhood Christmas photo for your daughter’s upcoming rehearsal dinner slideshow? Good luck! Want that epic sunset from your first camping trip? Not here, try again!
For even more, it’s some combination of these making it a ridiculous project to track down specific images for certain occasions. Some even opt to dump them all on Facebook despite the risk of losing them or being down-rez’d so much they lose most of their luster. For others, it’s a combination of photo sites or cloud storage like DropBox or Flickr. Heck, your phone probably shoots jpegs that easily clock in at 6–10 MB or more! So where do you put them all?įor most, it’s on your computer or an external hard drive. You can now get an SD card that will hold a terabyte. Now, for many DSLR or mirrorless photographers each photo’s size has ballooned up to 30 or even 40 MB apiece. For many, their first digital photo was probably no bigger than a megabyte. The way photography has changed over the last decade even made that chance almost a foregone conclusion. Any new files you add to those folders will automatically be uploaded to the web.Unless you started taking photos yesterday, chances are you have photos stored all over the place, online and off. From the Backup pane, you can have the app scan your computer for photos and videos, or point it toward specific folders to sync to the cloud. To get files into your Amazon Drive, you can download the desktop app for Windows or macOS. If you’re a Prime subscriber, you get unlimited online storage for your photos and videos as part of the deal. Amazon Photos If you have an Amazon Prime account, you have unlimited space to store your photos and videos.
You will get an email to your registered address with a download link containing a zip file with all of your photos and videos, ready to be uploaded to another platform.
Click View next to Download your information, check the box marked Photos and videos (make sure the Media quality setting is High), and select Create File. To get all the photos and videos you’ve ever uploaded to the world’s biggest social network, head to the Facebook settings page on the web, then select Your Facebook information.
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