Do you have a full, high quality of Mylio on your travel hard drive (Mylio “main” lacie), or is it lower quality unless you request it?ĢB. How does Mylio deal with lower storage size devices?ĢA. I’d love to see the details of how you edit (and then get the edits back into Mylio?)Ģ. What is your editing workflow? On your blog you mention editing in DxO, outside of Mylio.
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If you have any questions or if we can help create a workflow for you and your trip, please feel free to email me: support (at) mylio (dot) com.ġ. Luckily, Mylio’s “Free Up Space on Camera Roll” option will do all of this for you automatically so you never need to worry about deleting Originals accidentally! If this image is deleted before the Original is sent to another device, then you’re deleting the Original image. It is important to note that, when importing to an iOS device, Mylio references the original image in the Camera Roll. Mylio will check to make sure the photos are indeed safe in Mylio at home and, once confirmed, ask to delete the versions from your iOS device’s Camera Roll. Once the Originals are protected to the computer (this is easy to tell using Mylio’s Dashboard), use the Free Up Space On Camera Roll command on your iOS Device.Ħ. We’ll start sending the Originals there automatically.ĥ. As soon as they’re imported, Mylio will connect to a computer at home (as long as the computer is on, connected to the internet, Mylio is open, and RendezVous is turned on). Mylio references the originals in the Photos App (Camera Roll) and imports them automatically.Ĥ. Once back in the hotel or somewhere with wifi, import the images from the SD card to Apple’s Photos App using the Lightning to SD card dongle.ģ. Here is a general workflow that I have personally used:Ģ. I wanted to follow-up on some of the great points that Dan has made, and some questions from Mike about a workflow with RAW images on iOS and keeping them protected while you’re traveling.
Let me know what you think by adding your voice in the comments bellow. But I felt there was additional information I needed to share and was best presented in written form. I actually produced it not even thinking about writing anything additional as I’ve done here. So no chance of getting my library up to Apple Photos.ĭon’t miss the first video at the top of this post. The most storage space you can get with Apple Photos is 2TB and they want $9.99/month. Forget it! Apple PricingĪpple isn’t any better and actually not as good. And that’s if I could even get all those images up to their cloud. Google’s largest amount of data space available is 30TB and they want $299.00/month. My current digital library is just shy of 45TB. You do have the option to store at higher resolutions, but the storage counts against your Google Drive quota which for 1TB starts at $9.99/month.
They also compresses your images so no free RAW storage for this system. Google Photo gives you unlimited storage space if you are willing to limit photo resolution to 16 megapixels and video resolution to 1080p. Finally, Mylio is completely FREE for up to 500,000 images if you’re only using a phone or tablet. But keep in mind I’m working with approximately 45 TB of data which is 1,070,000+ photographs. Then there’s my situation where I’m signed up with Mylio Max which is $20.83/month. To get RAW support you have to move to Mylio Premium which goes for $8.33/month with the ability to have 100,000 pictures in your collection. Mylio gives you a FREE version if you’re shooting all JPEGs and no more than 25,000 pictures. All three-Mylio, Apple, and Google-also have free plans, but for my library size FREE is not an option. Although there are other programs that allow auto uploading/saving of images, such as Apple Photos and Google Photos, both require a monthly fee if you have a substantial collection.
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