Kylersk Posted December 17, 2006 Share Posted December 17, 2006 Before, with my older 3 meg camera, I wasnt too worried about it. The average picture was prolly 300K or so. Now, all my photo's are over 3 meg and it's starting to eat disk space. Every so often, I burn them to CD, as a back up... But I'd also hate to delete them off the HD. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steve Foss Posted December 17, 2006 Share Posted December 17, 2006 I have a 280Gb supplemental hard drive, about 2/3 full after more than 2 years of shooting. It's hooked up to the main computer using a firewire connection. When I come home from a shoot, I download all the images to my desktop, sort them, categorized the by date and species and toss the ones I don't like. So I'm left with a number of folders with names like "12-17-06 black-capped chickadee." I move these over onto my 280GB, then burn them on CDs, which I keep in my office. Then I burn them onto a second set of CDs, which I keep off my property in case a fire destroys my home. Then I delete the originals off my desktop, saving main CPU hard drive space, and only when all that's done to I erase adn reformat my memory card. When I want to pp images, I pull them off the 280GB. If for some reason one is corrupted, I break out the CD. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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