The “Icon” options allows you to see a preview
of the pictures in each folder without actually
having to open each picture. It is also very
helpful because it is fairly unlikely that you will have the time to name each and
every picture. If you single-click on one of the pictures, it will open a bigger
preview of the picture in the “Select a file to preview” pane.
3. Now that you have your pictures organized on your computer, you have to setup
a backup system. There are many options out there, but only having your pictures
on your computer is dangerous. If anything happens to your computer—all of your
pictures are gone. Some options are: an external hard drive, online photo services
(e.g:Shutterfly), Drop Box, Google Drive, etc.
Your specific needs and the amount of pictures you have will determine the type of
backup system you should have. The folder system should work within any of the
backup options listed.
Angela Beatrice is the lifestyle blogger behind Classically
Happy Picture Taking!
Beautiful and Love, Amazing Love. She lives in Southern
California with her dog, Bella, where she attends school
full-time and loves to sew, knit, crochet and pin almost
anything related to home décor on her Pinterest page.
You can catch up with her on Facebook, Instagram and
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