Jurry
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Thanks for your suggestion.
Feb 10, 2020,01:18 AM
The transfer was one of the features why we selected this camera. Point being is that we typically collect all photos fr m iPhones etc in one shared iCloud folder for the family spread around the globe to see.
Such folders are like near real time blogs. We tried adding pictures from a camera later on but that never really worked for us.
So for now I’ve decided to follow a dual track solution.
I’ll continue with transfer as it is for family purposes.
Secondly I’ve set up a new complete photo section on Mac, named “Full size” in which I will transfer the photos directly from the card into the Mac and use those more for the new found hobby photography.
Then time will tell how these two will merge eventually.
Ps on backup: next to back up in the cloud I’ve got full automatic backup on set of large hard drives as well. As soon as an of my devices enters home network, the backup is synced.
Plus I have put in some pretty strong security measures, not just the average firewall but sophisticated software protection, double authentication etc plus some serious physical security as well (fire burglary storage etc)
In today’s environment people are way to sloppy with securing their data.
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