$10\month for an additional 1TB of storage. $20/month for Photoshop (and other apps). Although it includes the Lightroom CC app- no Photoshop. Lightroom is considered the gold standard here, but when I investigated, I found that it was $10\month for 1TB of storage.įor the record, that is 2x as expensive as Google Drive and Dropbox. My primary issue was organization though - so I started looking at it from this perspective. That means I can recover a photo if I accidentally delete one. The personal photo setup I have is a true backup - no files are deleted off the Synology if I delete it on my phone. Plus, you don’t incur internet bandwidth charges, which might be good if you are in a hotel or have a bandwidth cap. Your hard drive (and even a NAS) is faster than the cloud, unless you are doing something really wrong. It provides a local copy that might be faster to access.So, if your primary source is the cloud, and the network is not available, you can still view your photos. It protects against a primary source not being available anymore.Replication is useful for its own purpose though: It’s not simply a mirror of another source.
You can’t recover it… it is gone.Ī true backup allows you to recover files that you have accidentally deleted. That’s fine if you meant to do so… but not if you accidentally did so. If you delete a file in the primary copy… it is gone in the second. Replication makes sure that your files are in 2 places at once. First, let’s talk about what a backup is.
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