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Course: The Practical Guide to Hard Drives
Hard drives are essential to the work you do and the projects you deliver to your clients, but there’s so much confusion and so many mistakes when it comes to something so basic. This course will help you implement best practices, enjoy peace of mind, and work with confidence about your most important data.
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Saving Space with Archival Storage
Many of our clients ask us if they should keep their original photos after we scan them. We suggest keeping them, and here’s why…
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What’s the best way to store photos?
When you store physical photos, the three greatest risks are light, heat, and humidity. We recommend choosing archival storage with these attributes:
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Expert Tips for Removing Photos from Adhesive Albums
Do you remember the adhesive photo albums from the 1980s that sandwich your photos between a layer of sticky cardboard and a plastic sheet? Learn best practices for removing photos from these albums
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Photo Backup Best Practices
Family photos are precious, but most people have a haphazard photo backup plan, or none at all. We use the 3-2-1 backup plan…
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Why do we use USB thumb drives for project delivery?
After we scan photos and convert home movies, we deliver most client projects on USB thumb drives. We exclusively use one that provides:
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Memory Card Handling Tips
Adam’s top tips for handling memory cards safely to protect your memories and your equipment are…
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What’s in my Digital Gathering Toolkit?
Every digital photo organizing projects starts with gathering because we can estimate the scope of the project, save time, and…
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Where should I store my photos?
The best way to preserve your physical photos for generations to come is to store them in…