A Better Way to Store Digital Photographs While Traveling
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- It took me a few attempts to sort out a good solution for storing my photographs while I travel. My laptop always seemed to run out of room and external hard drives tended to be expensive, fragile, or just inconvenient. In this video, I will show you what I've been doing for the last few years to store my photos along with backups while I am on the road. Enjoy!
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That was great and nicely presented! The answer I was looking for...
Glad I could help!
This was very helpful, thank you!!
Happy to help.
thank you so much for this video!!! only vidro I found out to help solve this problem!
Glad it helped!
Honestly, this is also what I have done. I'm getting ready to go on a 1 month photography road trip, and expecting to take 20K+ photos.... I can fit that many on four 128gb SD cards, so figuring 8 would give me a double copy of those. "IF" I could see I was coming up on 20K shots, and not going to have enough storage, I could always buy a few more cards "during" my trip. SD memory cards are pretty easy to get, and I'll be hitting a Wal Mart for groceries every few days anyway. Guess I need to get a few more cards.... and that little carrying case :) Thank you :)
I just returned from 60 days shooting in the Yukon, the Arctic and Alaska. I shoot with the Fuji MF 100s and the 50r. I shot 9000 full, uncompressed raw files plus video and iPhone images and only used my iPad Pro and several 1tb SSD drives. I took four of them. I had no issues- even on a single six hour shoot where I went they 2,119 images! I also had about thirty SD CARDS ranging in size from64g to 256g. I also had a couple of larger LaCie Rugged to backup the SSD drives. At the end of each day I would copy the memory cards onto one of the Samsung SSD’s, then review and cull a bit in LR if I wasn’t too exhausted, then back up one HD to another. One that was done since the SSD ‘s are so small they were always on my person where the backup LaCie’s were in a room safe or hidden in my truck.
That's quite the process. SSDs are definitely getting cheap enough now that they are becoming quite useful as backup while traveling. Might end up getting one to store and backup video work on my next trip. Thanks for sharing! :)
great idea!!
Thank you! Cheers!
I make multiple copies every night .. try a 250 gig flash drive around your neck as well… if luggage stolen you still have 1 of 3 copies .
And upload to the cloud every night if possible .
It can be tough to get things backed up on spotty travel wifi, but definitely a good idea.
@@john_neil it can be …
I’ve traveled 55 countries. In some places ill keep photos on a travel companion as well.
Bought a 512 Gig SD Caed Today / Based on Your Advice .
I think this is a Good way to Go.
good idea.
BUT
sometimes you like to quickly review your shots, to spot any problems or sound etc.
Just a quick check for the day.
So a notebook is STILL NEEDED or some other device that works in more of less the same way....
How did you get your photos into the external hard drives. Did they have a card reader built in?
I travel with a laptop.