How do you "handle" your digital photos? (Shutterfly, date, photographers)

[gouligann]

Originally Posted by Old Town FFX

One terabyte is a LOT of pictures.

Assuming that the avg size photo is 500K, then a 1TB HD will hold around 2 million photos

Wow! that IS a lot of photos! Thanks again!

One more question: how do you delete photos from an album? I can't seem to figure it out

[gouligann]

Originally Posted by gouligann

Wow! that IS a lot of photos! Thanks again!

One more question: how do you delete photos from an album? I can't seem to figure it out

Ok, I figured out how to delete them. I have one album made and now I can't figure out how to make another. (another head smack! lol)

[PA2UK]

I move them over from camera to pc with Adobe Bridge, edit with Adobe Camera Raw/Photoshop, store/archive in OneDrive.

[Old Town FFX]

Originally Posted by gouligann

Ok, I figured out how to delete them. I have one album made and now I can't figure out how to make another. (another head smack! lol)

There is a Create function, it will let you do a multitude of things from Albums to Collections.

[dizzybint]

must try some of these.... I used Tinpics and Photobucket but mostly Lunapic

[convextech]

Originally Posted by NYLooking

Currently, I transfer my photos to Picasa3, then move them to Shutterfly in album form.

I'm wondering what other people do. I like my system but am thinking that there may be better ways.

Thanks.

SD card to hard drive. I would never store my photos online.

[LauraC]

Originally Posted by NYLooking

Currently, I transfer my photos to Picasa3, then move them to Shutterfly in album form.

I'm wondering what other people do. I like my system but am thinking that there may be better ways.

Thanks.

I organize my photos in Picasa, edit them in Photoshop Elements, Topaz, and Nik and display them in SmugMug.

[Poncho_NM]

Originally Posted by NYLooking

Currently, I transfer my photos to Picasa3, then move them to Shutterfly in album form.

I'm wondering what other people do. I like my system but am thinking that there may be better ways.

Thanks.

I always keep my original image files in a seperate directory. Then I have working files. In addition to storing on my computer, I frequently back up to two external USB hard drives.

[Poncho_NM]

Originally Posted by TheCityTheBridge

Locally, I use Aperture for file management and the Nik suite for editing. Cloud storage on Flickr.

I have had a paid account on Flickr since 2006. It is my primary photo site. A lot has changed in the past few years, some/many of the changes have been for the good, some have led to frustrations and disappointments.

I do not believe Flickr has "Cloud storage", but I could be wrong.

Downloading your files from Flickr use to be a pain which required third party applications, and did not always download the file with original file names and at times EXIF data was changed. But I could be wrong, a lot has changed in Flickr.

Flickr is a good deal, the free or paid version is a good deal. It has a lot of features. There have been a lot of frustrations with it over the years... But I do not involve it with my important backups...

[Poncho_NM]

Originally Posted by gouligann

Are there any free sites that you can send multiple photos to at once (as in a folder on my desktop with 20 photos)? I have SO many photos, it would take me a LONG time to transfer them all one at a time.
Thanks!

It is possible to do with Flickr... Grab the photos and drop them on the Flickr upload page. No extra software required. There might also be separate software to do the task. I have uploaded as many as 50 or 60 photos at once.