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If by viewing you mean simply seeing them regularly, convert them all to jpeg, put them on a drive, plug it into your tv and watch the slideshow, or get one of those electronic picture frames. Hard to say as we dont know what formats you're using and what you mean by 'viewing'. This makes sure I dont lose photos if i forget my monthly backup routine.ģ. They charge extra for backing up external drives and stuff but are very flexible on price. They provided a windows program and service that monitors my photos directory and automatically backs up any new/changed items. ZipCloud provide me with about 300GB of online 'cloud' storage. Worked well when i remembered to actually do the backing up. One of the drives lived in my drawer, the other in my office, away from my house. I had 2 external drives that i copied my photos directory to each month. For years I had my photos on my computer. Back them up, back them up, back them up!.

because they are safely out of reach in a press or in the attic.Ģ. want proof, how often do you take out your old physical photos to look at? Never. otherwise they will just sit on a drive, in a drawer somewhere, where you never look at them. Store your pictures on your pc, where you can easily find them. This is something that ive been bashing my head against for years and i finally have a solution im almost happy with.ġ. Also I would highly recommend PickBackMan as it works flawlessly I have chosen Flickr as my recommendation as its free and offers 1TB of storage. We can cast them to the main TV trough Chromecast and we like to have slideshows running on the TV sometimes and it’s a great conversation starter when we have friends and family visit. We can then all see the photos online anytime through either Flickr or Google+.

Picbackman flickr Pc#

The folder on the PC is also monitored by PicBackMan and that backs up a copy to Flickr and also to Google+.

I have set up a nightly automatic task that monitors this folder on the PC and copies any new photos to the external drive.

We also plug in our main cameras (we have 2 semi decent cameras) and upload photos from them to the same folder on the PC.

(the app runs in the background and once it detects new photos it uploads them to the PC over WiFi.)

We have 3 smart phones in the house and these all have an app installed that syncs any photos taken to a folder on our shared PC.

I used to do the initial sync and I pay $2.49 a month for the Premium account – its great for keeping things in sync across various services. This is then backed up to Flickr (incidentally I also back the photos up to Google+ as that’s a nice way to be able to get some cool effects such as Auto Awesome movies etc) I have an all photos that we have (as a family) on our PC I would definitely recommend Flickr and PickBackMan