ndiguy

I have Amazon Prime and Amazon Photos has unlimited photo storage that you can create an album and share the photos with your siblings with an e-mail link sent to them. Then they can download whatever photo they want at full resolution. It's a Prime perk.

bbq4270 Loc: Blainville, Quebec Canada

Thank you sir. What a surprise; as a Prime member, I didnt know of this perk but will surely investigate.

GEngel-usmc Loc: Spencerport NY - I miss Lakeland, FL

Check out Amazon for a 10 pack of 16 GB USB Memory Drives for about $25-30. No problems with email, computer make, etc. just format to PC std. Macs will read about anything.

I had that issue many years ago. Had my Mom write on back of every photo “who, what, where and when”. When she passed, I did a genealogy chart of five generations, including photos of all involved. Touched up all photos in PS, made DVD’s of all photos sent to everybody, included the genealogy data and had a printer send out the finished gene chart on 75 year color archival heavy paper and Mailed in sealed Mailing heavy Tubes.
Every family member, all generations, received their copies. Took a year to complete, but a promise to Mom is… well…
Today I would just use economical thumb drives!

bbq4270 Loc: Blainville, Quebec Canada

Thanks for your reply sir. Thumb drives were suggested in an earlier response, which I'll consider.

therwol Loc: USA

Macs can read just about anything, but they cannot write to drives formatted NTFS. If someone wants to share back and forth where one party has a Mac, it is best to format exFAT, particularly if any large files are involved.

GEngel-usmc Loc: Spencerport NY - I miss Lakeland, FL

Agree, thanks.😀

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

Just don’t ever unplug an ExFAT drive from a Mac WITHOUT first dragging it to the trash can icon (i.e.; ejecting it). Doing so can corrupt open files.