very cool! i was planning on digitalizing my old physical family pictures soon, i didnt know its this easy now. i have all the other pictures on 2 ssds and also on my phone so where ever i go, i will always have then.
Time Stamps 00:00 Your most valuable treasure 02:03 Digitising old photographs 03:48 How to store the old pictures? 06:01 Summary of the strategy 07:46 Do it now.
I was reading the ssd storage is good if you are constantly accessing them. Specific hdds are better for long term storage where you only check them every once in a while which I imagine is how often old photos are checked.
@@simonbernlieger makes sense, when I try to access my memories on my 8tb hdd it can be painfully slow. Maybe the way to go is a mix, hdd for long term backups and sdd for accessible backups.
@@justjonnytv What kind of hdd are you using? 5400 rpm or 7200rpm? What I am currently doing (might be overkill for most people storing their private images) is in the editing phase I store everything on external SSDs (most around 1TB)...then once a project is finished the raw files go to two 8TB Lacie HDDs (identical twins - also relatively fast at 7200rpm) and once those are full I store everything on another set of new HDDs for “eternity” (2 seperate locations) Regarding the whole idea of HDDs are better for long term storage - There is surely an element of truth to it but besides price it seems that for the SSD to be technically inferior / more prone to failure you would need to not access it for many YEARS..
very cool! i was planning on digitalizing my old physical family pictures soon, i didnt know its this easy now. i have all the other pictures on 2 ssds and also on my phone so where ever i go, i will always have then.
Excellent strategy!
I had just backed up my phones gallery to an extra hard drive today. Probably will backup to other places soon.
Great job, love it!
Time Stamps
00:00 Your most valuable treasure
02:03 Digitising old photographs
03:48 How to store the old pictures?
06:01 Summary of the strategy
07:46 Do it now.
I was reading the ssd storage is good if you are constantly accessing them. Specific hdds are better for long term storage where you only check them every once in a while which I imagine is how often old photos are checked.
That is true. But prices for ssds vs hdds got so close as of recently that I would just pick an ssd anyway in the
@@simonbernlieger makes sense, when I try to access my memories on my 8tb hdd it can be painfully slow. Maybe the way to go is a mix, hdd for long term backups and sdd for accessible backups.
@@justjonnytv What kind of hdd are you using? 5400 rpm or 7200rpm?
What I am currently doing (might be overkill for most people storing their private images) is in the editing phase I store everything on external SSDs (most around 1TB)...then once a project is finished the raw files go to two 8TB Lacie HDDs (identical twins - also relatively fast at 7200rpm) and once those are full I store everything on another set of new HDDs for “eternity” (2 seperate locations)
Regarding the whole idea of HDDs are better for long term storage - There is surely an element of truth to it but besides price it seems that for the SSD to be technically inferior / more prone to failure you would need to not access it for many YEARS..