The Dreadful Truth About Organizing Photos

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Sorting pictures is not just a happy, simple trip down memory lane! Learn the truth about what it is like to organize your print and digital photos.
You could have photos in old albums, phones, computers, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, Google or any of countless other places. How about in sticky albums, on photo CDs, USB Drives and camera cards? Have you been scrapbooking in the past and now have dozens of scrapbooks taking up space in your home?
Managing photos is a never ending task of keeping up with your memories and the technology that is supposed to make it easier for us! Organizing photos has many challenges including: the time commitment, figuring out what to do when photos are missing, tackling the duplicate photos, replacing corrupt photos, managing the technology and much more.
We share this reality so that you can be prepared and make a plan to tackle saving your photos once and for all. Pixologie’s system for creating photo estates is designed so that you can enjoy your memories today while preserving them for the future.
Be the hero at your next family reunion when you can pull out photos from 20 years ago! Your photo organization should be a rewarding experience and we are happy to be your partners in the journey of saving family memories.
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@yrlbaker Жыл бұрын

A great video on a topic people think isn't complicated, but is!

@natalialopes719

All these things that happened to you with technology is why I don’t want to put my photos on technology. Technology also changes all the time and then you lose access because of that reason. I’ve had it happened to me over and over again.

@JFBERNAL1

We need the photo industry to include date and location on the photo as a standard. This was a technology of the 1980s that went away. This standard should be:1) discrete on the photo or maybe a toggle switch that can be turned off if you don't want it. If it is not on the photo, it is useless. 2) Standard should be applicable to scanned photos that were not originally digital. 3) Sequence should be a breeze if photos can be sorted by the dates on the photo (not on the photo file, it needs to be visible when you are looking at the photos).4) Information on the photo should be editable

@luckyjim51

It's fun to look back. BUT how much do we need to keep? that where age and wisdom come in...lol! Enjoy your travel pictures now. Save your lifetime Highlight pics in a album, know the difference.

@nylaagirls Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your truth...when you cringed...I was right there with you. I "lost" 36,000 pics on a hard drive crash. Took 6 months and $$$$ and have 85% photos back for the Data retrieval people. I have photos in many devices. This is my new job. Baby steps. Thank you again for your wisdom.

@Carol-fs8mt

I’m doing this now! My mom was so great at taking pictures, putting albums together, categorizing everything. She also did genealogy so I’ve got about 20 three ring binders of that! Be that as it may, none of my kids want the older pictures or genealogy. So I made three boxes, one for each adult kid and they can decide what to do with them. I’ve been going through all of these pictures and binders for about five years and am seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. I think……..thanks for your ideas!