bschafer wrote:
I use the unlimited photo backup that is included with Amazon Prime
I had been using Carbonite (for backup of all) before I ever signed up for Amazon Prime (backing up photos). Now I have both.
I have used SpiderOakONE for many years for backup and syncing among my 5 computers. It works great. I have rarely had problems. The few times when I did have trouble, support was good and there was never any loss of data. You can sync among computers, even if they use different operating systems.
Vienna74 wrote:
backblaze - excellent
Yes, it's great, but just for backup, not for active retrieval.
Backblaze for full PC backup + connected drive, Amazon Prime for RAW photos and I drop processed JPG's on Google Photo.
I USE TWO EXTERNAL HARD DRIVES , HAVEN'T GOTTEN TO TRUST THE CLOUD AS OF YET. STILL NOT SURE OF IT.
Backblaze, Backblaze, Backblaze.
$6 a month. Unlimited storage unlimited devices. End of problem.
cbtsam wrote:
Yes, it's great, but just for backup, not for active retrieval.
What’s wrong with a hard drive for active retrieval? That’s an option with Backblaze.
fotoman150 wrote:
Backblaze, Backblaze, Backblaze.
$6 a month. Unlimited storage unlimited devices. End of problem.
What plan are you on? I have the personal one for $60 a year but is only for a single device.
juan_uy wrote:
What plan are you on? I have the personal one for $60 a year but is only for a single device.
Not real sure. I didn’t know they had a plan for just one device. Perhaps you should contact them.
fotoman150 wrote:
Not real sure. I didn’t know they had a plan for just one device. Perhaps you should contact them.
Just to be sure, when you mention "device" you mean different computers, right?
Not just, different hard drives.
Computers and backup drives. I have a laptop and two backup drives with Backblaze. And if you hook up another one it detects it and backs it up.
juan_uy wrote:
Just to be sure, when you mention "device" you mean different computers, right?
Not just, different hard drives.
By the way Zenfolio has a plan that backs up your RAW files. So everything is triple backed up. If Backblaze fails I have Zenfolio. I also have the jpgs on Zenfolio I can download from a zip file.
Amazon and the others are too expensive and limited. Reliable but expensive and limited.
TriX
Loc: Raleigh, NC
fotoman150 wrote:
...Amazon and the others are too expensive and limited. Reliable but expensive and limited.
Maybe Amazon Prime, but you might take a look at Amazon S3. No limits, ultra reliable and if you choose Glacier, you’ll be hard pressed to find less expensive cloud storage.
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