storage
Apple tags all your photos in a bra (plus your nude and sex photos), making them easily viewable
Apple’s Photos app is capable of detecting almost 4500 different scenes and objects using image-recognition technology. But recently, a user discovered that the app also…
Crashplan ditches consumers, kills off “for Home” cloud backup service
I love the irony of their tagline. “Protect yourself from the inevitable”, which in this case is the closing down of their “for Home” service….
A simple DIY method for storing stands and tripods: use two bungee cords
If you’re looking for a neat and simple way for storing light stands, tripods and booms, guys from The Film Look have come up with…
3-2-1 backup system will help you keep your digital images forever
No matter if you are a professional photographer or a hobbyist, I’m sure your photos are important to you. Therefore, it’s essential to have a…
Check out these digital cameras from when floppy discs were used rather than flash cards
Storage is definitely taken for granted these days. CompactFlash and SD cards are cheaper than they’ve ever been. They’re available in extremely large sizes, which…
Hacking hard cases to provide more storage
Rugged cases like Pelicans are great at protecting your gear. They’re waterproof, climate proof, indestructible and makes a great apple box when you need to…
How To Copy Large Video Files to a USB Flash Drive or Other FAT32 Storage Device
Most of the time I deliver finished photos and videos to my clients via digital download. It’s quick, easy and saves me time and money…
How To Build Your Own NAS From Scratch (With Parts List!)
Computers and data storage are almost as important to photographers and cinematographers as cameras. If you’re serious about keeping all of your photos and videos…
SmugMug rescues nearly 200 million photographs from closed cloud service Picturelife
My biggest problem with “the cloud” has always been that many cloud services seem to pop up overnight from nowhere. This means that they can also…
You could probably store your photographic life’s work on Seagate’s new 60TB SSD
When I upgraded from 386 to 486, my hard drive went from a measly 40MB to a whopping 240MB. Totally blown away. Look at all this…






































