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ValentineC on July 23, 2015 | parent | context | favorite | on: Storage for Photographers, Part 2

> My main library resides on a NAS (as in the article), is backed up to 2 low-cost cloud backup providers (still much cheaper than hosting a single RAW copy on Google Photos), and I use Lightroom for all actual editing and tagging since it applies to the authoritative library.

I'm doing something similar, but just backing up to CrashPlan (which has a flat fee for backing up). What cloud providers are you using?

dperfect on July 23, 2015 [–]

I'm using CrashPlan, along with Amazon Glacier storage via Arq (also mentioned in the article, though it sounds like Paul was regularly accessing photos from Glacier whereas I never plan to access except in a restore scenario).

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