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Digital Photo Tip: Backups Are Boring

Posted on January, 2012 by Mark Turner

Sometimes the boring stuff we face as digital photographers is really important. Backing up all of our master photo files is one of those “must do” tasks. Backups take time. Backups aren’t fun. Backups can save our a**.

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I touched on backups over a year ago in my Digital Condoms post. It’s time to return to the subject. Like the previous post, this one is motivated by a friend’s hard drive crash catastrophe. Continue reading →

Posted in Photo Tip, Photography | Tagged backup, digital photography, storage
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