photoshop 11
how to save pictures on line
going around in circles .....just both it today for one of the reasons
Are you referring to the PSE "feature" of storing your images with Adobe on-line, directly from the program?
I read somewhere that this "feature" is no longer offered with PSE 11. I did not pay much heed as I never used it anyway with previous versions.
EstherP
Thank you and yes that was ?
I wonder if Gimp has that feature as I have 4000 photos I don't want to loose guess I could save on a flash disk
Again Ty for your response
I doubt very much that Gimp has a cloud feature available.
It is a free program, and very powerful, but clouds cost money by the companies providing them.
Flash disk? Yes maybe.
My personal choice is external hard drives.
This is the way I have my images organized:
One set on my computer's hard drive (right now this is my laptop, which I can access from the desktop as well).
One set on each of two external hard drives.
I do not delete the images from the camera's SDcard till I have made sure they are transferred to the three drives.
I use the images on the computer's hard drive to work on them, but save them with a different file name - I never delete the originals (unless they are so bad I can't do anything with them anyway).
The laptop goes with me when I go out, one external drive stays at home and one external drive stays at my son't house.
I have an inborn distrust of clouds (regardless of how many times I am told they really are trustworthy, inexpensive, etc. etc.). Companies can and do go out of business without a moment's notice, then your images are gone forever.
To me it is not a luxury to have my photos in three different places - they can never be taken again.
OK, enough ranting, I hope this is of some help to you.
EstherP
I like your suggestions EstherP.
Ty for your response I will do exactly that you are right it is the best way to save files without depending on unknown factors thumbs up :)
R'laine
Loc: Bay of Plenty, New Zealand.
EstherP wrote:
I doubt very much that Gimp has a cloud feature available.
It is a free program, and very powerful, but clouds cost money by the companies providing them.
Flash disk? Yes maybe.
My personal choice is external hard drives.
This is the way I have my images organized:
One set on my computer's hard drive (right now this is my laptop, which I can access from the desktop as well).
One set on each of two external hard drives.
I do not delete the images from the camera's SDcard till I have made sure they are transferred to the three drives.
I use the images on the computer's hard drive to work on them, but save them with a different file name - I never delete the originals (unless they are so bad I can't do anything with them anyway).
The laptop goes with me when I go out, one external drive stays at home and one external drive stays at my son't house.
I have an inborn distrust of clouds (regardless of how many times I am told they really are trustworthy, inexpensive, etc. etc.). Companies can and do go out of business without a moment's notice, then your images are gone forever.
To me it is not a luxury to have my photos in three different places - they can never be taken again.
OK, enough ranting, I hope this is of some help to you.
EstherP
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I like your approach Esther. :) Being a tad OCD (or so my friends tell me, ) I like being in control of things, and the security of my photos is waaay up there. Cloud might be promoted as a good idea, but for me, I don't like someone else having control of my 'stuff' - they could go out of business overnight, then where would I be??
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