Methods for photo backups
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Methods for Backing Up Your Photos
Are you ready to safeguard those precious photos? There are several effective methods to back them up, whether at home or via online services. Let’s explore your options.
Backup to DVD/CD
One traditional method is using a DVD/CD writer with suitable software, such as Roxio. Although this approach may require some technical know-how, it is an economical choice. You can purchase a writer and software for under $100, and each DVD/CD costs less than a dollar.
After burning your photos, store the DVDs/CDs in a secure location outside your home, such as a relative’s house or with a trustworthy neighbor. Remember to update your backups regularly by burning new photos.
Online Backup Services
Online backup services offer a convenient alternative. These platforms, available for a monthly fee ranging from $10 to $20, or even free with limited space, enable you to upload and store your photos remotely. This ensures your files are kept safe, away from your computer. In case of a disaster, simply download your photos back or, in some cases, request a DVD/CD from the service. Keep in mind, a broadband connection is required.
Online services are user-friendly, often providing software that automatically uploads your new photos and keeps your backup current. Examples include Streamload, offering a basic free 10GB space, and Xdrive, with 5GB starting at $10 per month.
Whichever method you choose, securing your memories with a reliable backup is essential. Start today, and ensure your photos are safe for the future.
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