3) Organising and editing image collections ON1 360, ON1’s rival to Adobe’s Creative Cloud sync service. The alternative to a cloud-based storage system which you have to pay subscription charges for is to create your own ‘cloud’ with a NAS drive (network attached storage – see below). These have relatively primitive image display and organisation tools, but they will let you store any file type, including TIFFs, RAW files and video.
It’s limited to JPEGs, though, and if you are more interested in having our files available everywhere than creating an online portfolio, there are better options, such as Dropbox or Google Drive. Smugmug offers both image display and storage, so that you can access your photos anywhere. Smugmug is a good example of a paid-for service that offers a high level of organisation and display options and can make your full-resolution JPEGs available for download anywhere. If all you need is a way of displaying your photographic portfolio online, you’re spoilt for choice. Some are free, some are paid for, all are perfectly good at displaying your images and possibly offering them for purchase. There are so many different ways of doing this it’s impossible to list them all, like 500px, Flickr, Google Photos and countless others. Cloud storage for photographers: the verdictġ) Sharing photos and galleries SmugMug is just one of many free/paid for portfolio and photo storage services.
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