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So recently I started taking my pictures in RAW. Its great! But man alive does it eat up HD space. I bought a external HD just for my RAW files and after 6 Events and 2000 pictures its almost full! I just got back from my wedding and honeymoon and took over 2300 pictures in two weeks. Thats an entire hard drive to itself! So how do you all store and manage you RAW photos?
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By my calculation, with an average raw file size of 11 MB (this is the case for my 10 MP Nikon D40x), 2200 images would take up 24,200 MB which is approximately 24 GB. That's a small external drive! Externals are VERY cheap nowadays... 250 GB will cost you less than $100 US. It's well worth it.
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I have four 500GB drives sitting on my desk, plus random 250GB portable drives.
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![]() I have a 1TB ehd and once I'm done editing the photos all get moved there. I hate doing it, but this Dell is 6.5 yrs old and I have deleted all programs except the basics and a small amount of itunes, and I still am left with about 6% free space. It stinks. Then I back them up to my older 320gig ehd. Hopefully Santa Claus will bring me a new PC. |
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