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How To Send High Quality Photos: 6 Free Methods Email. Bluetooth. AirDrop. Wi-Fi Direct. Google Photos. Filemail: File-Sharing App.

6 Best Ways to Store Photos Don't Rely on Storing Images on Memory Cards. ... Store Your Photos on External Hard Drives. ... Backup Your Photos on the Cloud. ... Save Your Photos as Email Attachments. ... Go Old School and Burn Your Photos to CD. ... Print Your Favorite Photos and Put Them on Display.

Choose a lossless image format: The lossless image formats like PNG and TIFF are good options to save images without any loss of quality. These formats compress the image without sacrificing any information, resulting in a file that maintains the same quality and resolution as the original.

Professional photographers who need to store large amounts of data might want to consider a RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) system for their trusted storage option. It is a storage technology that combines multiple drives into a single unit, which provides protection in case one of the drives fail.

These are the best photo storage sites we found. Livedrive. Pros. Best value for money. ... IDrive. Pros. Affordable. ... Adobe Creative Cloud. Pros. Includes powerful photo editing software. ... Smugmug. Pros. Unlimited storage. ... pCloud. Pros. Up to 10 gigabytes free storage. ... Google Drive. Pros. ... Apple iCloud. Pros. ... Dropbox. Pros.

Photos and videos are stored in the same resolution that you took them with no change to their quality. Photos and videos backed up in Original quality count toward your Google Account storage. Recommended for photos that have more than 16 MP and videos with more than 1080p. Recommended for printing large banners.

Portable hard drives can store your memories and they fit nicely in a bug-out bag. You also can make a photo book as a backup of your all-time favorites and store it somewhere like a fireproof safe deposit box. But a digital backup is the best way to safeguard your memories.

2400x1600px, jpeg, saved for web, and optimized To ensure that your full width images look good across any device big or small the recommended size is 2400x1600px. Note that devices have different ratio than the one you shoot and it is possible your images will be cropped when viewed on web.