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Old 11-22-2009, 02:28 PM
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I am not sure if this is the right forum to post this question, but I couldn't identify a better one. I am looking for a really good photo storage system can anyone recommend? I am considering SmugVault and Carbonite, but before I start paying a fee, I just thought I'd check around the DPS for any other suggestions. Right now, I have about 28K file images... with that number increasing all the time. Thanks!
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Old 11-22-2009, 06:32 PM
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If you are talking about jpegs why not just upload the full size to a Flickr Pro account ($25/yr). They allow unlimitted storage and they are safe in a remote location.
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I will look into Flickr... and i don't know what planet I was on when I wrote that initial question, but I actually have around 220GB to store--the majority of older stuff is jpg but my newer files are by and large RAW... so I have a real dilemma, as my computer only has 300 GB of hard drive storage! I have a Carbonite subscription now... which is great, except that my internal drive is now full and Carbonite won't add on an external drive.

So I am looking for an additional 3rd party storage provider that isn't thru the roof in price. SmugVault is pricey when you have a lot of gig to store. For mine, it would already be nearly $50 a month, which for a nonpro, seems like a hefty monthly fee.

I will check into Flickr... but are there any other good ideas out there for offsite, affordable backup storage?
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Old 04-20-2010, 02:41 AM
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If you have that much stuff why not just put it on an external drive? You can get a terabyte drive for like $129 these days. If you want it off site store the drive in a bank safety deposit box for under $100 a year.
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