It’s all my high-res final JPEGs going back for years from every family vacation, every photo book, every slideshow, every trip, ever photo I’ve taken with my phone, everything I actually care about. It’s named “Final Images” and I looked at the size: it’s 126 GB, with around 23,800 photos inside it. So, I looked at the folder of images I do care about. Why am I loading hundreds of thousands of photos I don’t like, just because “I can?” The RAW files I didn’t finish, the ones that didn’t “make the cut” â” the ones I didn’t like enough to tag even as a pick, or that the client rejected â” I was managing them all through Mylio. There are users with over one-million photos being managed in one Mylio catalog (yes, they have one-million+ photos on their phone), I had a ton of photos in there myself, and yes they were now on all my mobiles devices â” tens of thousands of them, but when Kevin said that simple sentence to me, I realized something. I think I was influenced by a lot of top pros who literally now have their entire photo libraries, raw files and all, being managed by Mylio. Now, he added an extra line to it, which I’ll share in a moment, but it made me rethink how I’d been using Mylio. "All the pictures of your lifeâ¦with you all the time.” But this weekend, I started over from scratch with Mylio, downloading and reinstalling the app and rebuilding the entire thing on my iMac (which amazingly only took about 25 minutes, including setting it up on all my mobile devices), but I decided to do all this after a talk with one of my buddies over at Mylio, Kevin Gilbert (you may have seen Kevin’s Ted Tal k about the importance of protecting your images that I shared here on the blog last year), where he said something that made me completely rethink the way I use Mylio. I was there for the launch in NYC and I think the people and technology behind it are truly amazing. I’ve been using Mylio since it was in early Beta⦠First, if you’re not familiar with Mylio (and you’re concerned about protecting your images, and you love the idea of having access to all your photos wherever you are), jump over to this link and see what it’s about, then come right back here (by the way, you can download a free trial while you’re there, but wait till later â” come straight back here).
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