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OUCH! I have only had this camera a month
![]() I am going to have to look into an external Hard drive or 2 as putting all of these on CD is going to cost more then a hard drive HA HA Most are family shots ~ I deleted what I could but really... who can delete photos of their smiling angels opening presents
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If you're on a desktop, you could look at internal HD's as well. My secondary HD is 2TB and cost me about $90. And that was for a good one. Oh how I wish solid-state drives were cheaper though...
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I was looking at the 2T external ones. Since we do a lot of family trips it would be nice to be able to store the photos on it rather then a laptop. At this rate our laptop will burn a hole in it lol
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I never thought of doing an online backup service. I might do just that now that i am getting more serious into photography. I hate uploading all of my family photos to flkr lol
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There are always risks, who hasn't heard of someone with a house fire losing everything? That's a risk we all take. I make a backup of my stuff. I have a furniture item I built a secret compartment into. Its hard drive sized. I put my storage drive in it when I go on vacation, and take my backup drive with me. Normally my backup drive is hidden as well when I'm at work.
I might look into the live drive thing though....
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Takes forever to do the initial back-up if you have a boat load of images (I'm over 700gb, but I hoard files especially alternative edits!), but after that it works quietly in the background as I add new files.
And now they've added the functionality that I can actually access and look at/download/share/etc the files from my backups no matter where I am. I can view all my files from my iPhone as well. Not cheap, but for peace of mind, to me, it's well worth it. |
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What does it run? All I see is "from 7.95 a month". The 1 tb for me would be plenty. For the price of a few months I could by a stack of DVDs, put all my good pics and my pirated music on them, and just leave the whole thing in the desk drawer at work.
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Besides online backup (I upload full size to flickr) I have a RAID10 Array so everything is redundant as it is not if a hard drive will fail but rather when.
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If you download a copy of the image you uploaded to flickr does it return you the actual original or the version of the file they converted for their own use? So does that really serve as a backup? If so, great, because I put all the "finals" i like there, even if I make many private. I just wasn't sure, so I didn't want to rely on flickr.
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