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Ginny Corbett Photography Option #3: Back Up Your Photos in the Cloud She saves her RAW images to her desktop and one external drive, then saves all of her edited JPGs to both hard drives.

It bogs down my computer!” Instead, Spanki has two external drives connected to her computer. Option #2: Back Up Your Photos on Multiple Hard Drivesįor Spanki Mills, multiple hard drives are the way to go! “Where I live I don’t have great internet,” she explains, “so I don’t use an online backup system. While this workflow won’t work for all types of photography (such as weddings), it can work well for studio shoots. Ever notice how editorial photoshoots have an area dedicated for editors and photographers to huddle and view images instantly? They’re uploading images directly to a computer without the need for a card reader or external drive. This is a fast way to view images on a large screen within seconds. Even if your camera has a memory card, tethering enables you to back up your images straight to a computer or laptop using image capture software. Some photographers shoot while connected to their computer or laptop. Equally important, you should explore various ways to back up your files. Option #1: Back Up Your Photos by Tethering to a Laptop or ComputerĮvery photographer workflow should have the right process to import images. Your Solution: Cloud storage, offsite storage, and in-office hard drive setups ensure that your clients’ photographs are safe and sound. If one version is lost or damaged, you have another version to fall back on. Your Mission: Store copies of your photographs in multiple places.

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Humphrey Muleba Back It Up! How to Protect Your Images For big jobs, such as weddings, make sure you aren’t missing any part of the day. TLDR: “Do you have any tips for dumping the photos from my memory card?”ĭownload your card and organize the photos into properly named folders as soon as possible! Don’t reformat your cards until you’re completely sure all of your photographs have been safely stored. Before the night ends, I can view each card’s folder and see from start to finish that everything has been saved.” “My cards are in folders labeled G1, G2, etc.- G for Ginny! And my second shooter Amanda’s cards are in folders labeled A1, A2, etc. Ginny also carefully organizes each memory card into its own folder. She won’t reformat her memory cards until she’s home and knows all the images are safe. Before she’s even left the wedding, all of her photographs are safely stored with a backup copy in two places. Ginny leaves the photos on her memory cards, too. “One of my buddies had his camera bag stolen at a reception, so I know I can’t be too safe!” “Before I go to a wedding, I create a master folder on my travel hard drive that houses 11 different subfolders.” (See below.) “During the wedding reception, my assistant and I back up the memory cards to the proper folders,” she tells us.

Ginny Corbett approaches photo-saving a bit differently, downloading mid-shoot at her weddings. If you’re NEVER going to use those “bad” photos-the blinks, the misfires, and the out-of-focus outtakes-why let them take up space on your computer?įor culling, we also love Lightroom (click “P” to flag as a “Pick”), and PhotoMechanic (click Command+1 to label a “Winner”.) Option #2: Immediately Save Your Files On-Site She culls further for the final delivery, but this initial cull and deletion eliminates any unusable shots. Then-and here’s the scary part- Spanki deletes all the photographs that didn’t make the first cut. “I immediately cull through my images, adding a star to my favorites.” (Command+1 will do this for you quickly!)

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“When I get home, I download the SD card and open the RAW files in Adobe Bridge,” she says. Spanki Mills employs the most popular approach: downloading her memory cards to her computer at home after a session. Option #1: Save Your Photos when the Shoot is Over Your Solution : Task an assistant with downloading mid-shoot, or prioritize immediate downloading after your session. Your Mission : Download your memory cards and safeguard your photographs-quickly! Spanki + Company First Things First: How to Save Your Photos

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