Photo Management: Backup and Archiving

Photo Management: Backup and Archiving

53mIntermediate2017-02-09

Authors

Tim Grey

Tim Grey

Top educator in digital photography and imaging

Course details

From a group picture on a hiking trail to a professional headshot, your photos encapsulate important parts of your life—and perhaps your career, as well. Keep your shots safe and sound by cultivating a solid backup workflow. In this course, Tim Grey goes over issues to consider when planning your workflow—such as the time required for a backup job and which risks to worry about—and goes into different backup options, from cloud-based storage to hard drive and RAID systems. Learn best practices for protecting your photos and create a long-term backup solution that you can feel confident about.

Learning objectives
Organizing your media
Anticipating risk factors
Determining how many copies you need
Backup frequencies: redundant, incremental, and synchronized
Backup locations: local, external, and cloud
Automating your workflow with scheduled backups
Managing your backup workflow in the long term
Cultivating good backup habits

Skills covered

Asset ManagementPhotographyGraphic Design

Concepts

Introduction

  • Welcome

Backup Concepts and Planning

  • A backup overview
  • Anticipating risk factors
  • How many copies
  • Recovery services
  • Never all together
  • Media options
  • Organizing media
  • Backup performance

Backup Methods

  • Backup in the camera
  • Manual copying
  • RAID solutions
  • Incremental backups
  • Synchronization backup
  • Backup storage conditions
  • Cloud backup solutions
  • Scheduled backups

Tips on Workflow

  • A workflow example
  • Long-term backup management

Conclusion

  • Backup habits
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