You just need to look through your pictures on a regular basis. I frequently find people have a hundred (or 1000+) of these mistakes in their Photo Library. Delete the obvious photo mistakes : black shots, finger over the lens, blurry pix, too dark, too light, out of focus…etc. Baby editing steps? Look through ALL your photos. In my view, once you take some pictures, the next step will be editing them. The next step- which is super important as its crucial to data management – is EDITING your photos. For me, taking a picture is only the first step in a process. When people ask me, why is my computer so full? Or why is my phone full? (50-100 pictures snapped a day?) Often the simple answer in most cases is they take a picture and think the process is over. They are stored on your computer and/or your phone.
So for me, a big part of the equation is once you take a picture, what happens to them? They have to “go somewhere” right? Yes, they do. In just a year you could have 36,500 pictures! In 2 years, and its 70,000+ pictures. Keep taking say “only” 100 pictures a day… and what happens? Do The Math. Why? It is now simply so “easy” to click a picture with your phone.
Wait – 60,000 pictures of your kids? How is this possible? Well if you think about it, its not terribly hard to get there once you do the math. That number to me is astounding, but most people with that many don’t seem to think so, they think this is normal to have 60,000 pictures of the kids. I’m talking about people who have 30,000-60,000 photos in their Photo Library. One thing I’ve found among my clients is that a good many people seem to amass what seems to me at least, to be enormous amounts of pictures and videos. Dropbox is fine too for backup and storage. Apple charges you for cloud storage over 5GB but its still pretty cheap for 50GB (0.99/month).
#Best ways to organize photos on mac free
Google Photos is free! Thats right, Google offers you free unlimited storage (and backup) of ALL your photos at not cost. iCloud and Google Photos are good solutions for organizing and backup of your picks (even using both) Guess what, folks. Definitely think about what “cloud” options are out there as they mention in the piece.
#Best ways to organize photos on mac how to
Reading this guide will probably help you and is a great place to start you thinking about how to manage your pics.
Organizing and storing all your digital photos can be confusing, even over whelming! To help I am reposting a link to Gizmodo’s excellent post on this topic (link) : “Field guide” on “The Best Way To Organize All Your Digital Photos”
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