What is the best way to save your photos for the long term. Do you save them to USB micro ScanDisk (or other company USB disk) or to a DVD disk or to a CD or what? What extension do you save your photos in? I select jpeg as it seems most universal.
What about movies/slideshows?
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Best way to save photos
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Posted 19 April 2007 - 07:06 AM
I archive all my still photo's as they came off the camera in terms of file type and image size (which is either jpeg, or RAW, depending how I shoot at the time). My archives consist of an at home backup on external hard drive, a second backup to a hard drive normally locked away off-site (my office at work), and burned to DVD (2 copies, one kept in the fire safe at home, one locked away in my office at work).
I would never trust files that I never wish to loose to just one backup medium, nor to just one backup copy or site.
P.S. Actually, I also tend to copy photo's and other important files to an encrypted disc image, which I then FTP to my hosting accounts on-line storage - so a 3rd copy/set and 3rd place (I have 120GB of online storage, and 1.2TB of monthly bandwidth, and I only use a fraction of all that for actual web pages, so I just treat the rest as off-site storage).
I would never trust files that I never wish to loose to just one backup medium, nor to just one backup copy or site.
P.S. Actually, I also tend to copy photo's and other important files to an encrypted disc image, which I then FTP to my hosting accounts on-line storage - so a 3rd copy/set and 3rd place (I have 120GB of online storage, and 1.2TB of monthly bandwidth, and I only use a fraction of all that for actual web pages, so I just treat the rest as off-site storage).
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Posted 19 April 2007 - 07:19 AM
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What is the best way to save your photos
What is the best way to save your photos
Save only the best photos. /forums/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
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