TxHockeyGuy
Contributor
Being a sysadmin I'm a little anal about backing things up. Here's my photo backup process.
1. Copy images from camera down to laptop.
2. Upload images from laptop to website hosted elsewhere.
3. Nightly backup occurs from website to server at my home.
4. Remove images from Camera.
By doing this I have all of my pictures on my laptop, my website, and my local server. That gives me a pretty good amount of redundancy and ensures that if my apartment ever burns down I have all my photos. I do something similar with my data only there are extra encryption steps involved.
If you're looking for cheap web hosting which will allow you somewhere to upload all your photos check out www.ixwebhosting.com. I'm not affiliated, just a customer.
1. Copy images from camera down to laptop.
2. Upload images from laptop to website hosted elsewhere.
3. Nightly backup occurs from website to server at my home.
4. Remove images from Camera.
By doing this I have all of my pictures on my laptop, my website, and my local server. That gives me a pretty good amount of redundancy and ensures that if my apartment ever burns down I have all my photos. I do something similar with my data only there are extra encryption steps involved.
If you're looking for cheap web hosting which will allow you somewhere to upload all your photos check out www.ixwebhosting.com. I'm not affiliated, just a customer.