Vacations are slowly coming to an end, which means that many of you are returning home with full "batteries", and especially with full memory cards due to the abundance of photos taken. There must have been several hundred of them. The days when we went to the photo studio and developed them are long gone, now we move most of them to the computer. Digital photography has completely changed the way we perceive memories. We used to put pictures in albums, today they are drowning unmarked in files on the computer. Therefore, we suggest that you consider the Google Photos application, where your photos will be automatically uploaded, sorted and tagged.
Traditionally, after classic photography was replaced by digital and photo development became the exception rather than the rule, we stored photos on hard disk or other data carriers, such as external disks and USB sticks, and even earlier we also burned them into CDs and DVDs. But then he came "cloud" (data storage such as files and images on different servers in special data services that we access via the Internet), which is today the number one choice when it comes to data storage, especially for photos that like to occupy (too) much space (too) quickly. But unlimited space is not the only advantage of cloud storage. They are still here low price (to a certain extent they are many such services are free), automatic synchronization (from a camera, tablet, smartphone), accessibility (anywhere and anytime, of course if we have an internet connection), the ability to share on social networks, editing, backupse photos,... He can also identify with all of this free app Google Photos, which we highly recommend.
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Google Photos makes it possible automatic download from mobile phones and cameras namely maximum resolution photos 2048 pixels (it's available for free 15 GB of space). In addition, edits you make to the photo (cropping, filters, GIFs and other effects) appear on all your devices, and images are sorted and tagged automatically. You can further them arrange by persons, things, places and file name, making it easier to locate them because you can you are looking for what you remember about the photo (even if they are without a description). You can give it to her shared even with people who don't use the app, you can see RAW format, view photos in the timeline, share them in the online gallery, import to social networks and eliminate "twins" (duplicate cases). Google Photos has the most to offer among these cloud services, but of course you can also opt for an alternative. These are Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud, Flickr, Picturelige, SmugMug, StremNation or Irista.
More information:
photos.google.com
