- Lightroom Version Number
- Classic 8
- Operating System
- macOS 10.14 Mojave
I know this topic gets old, but I can't seem to find a single good answer.
Is there any reason why my master photo files and my LR catalog can't be stored on a non-Adobe cloud service, like iCloud, OneDrive, Dropbox or something similar? Personally I prefer Sync.com. I'm getting tired of schlepping an external drive around all the time, and while it is backed up in a few places so I don't really worry about doomsday drive crashes, it still makes me nervous.
Adobe only offers 1TB of storage, at $10/month, while my sync.com account has plans up to 10TB for WAY cheaper on a per unit basis. (10tb is only $180/year, per user, with minimum of two users.) My master folder is almost 1TB already, and I expect it will increase by several hundred GB's very soon due the volume of photos I generate, not to mention how big .tif files get.
Is there any reason why my master photo files and my LR catalog can't be stored on a non-Adobe cloud service, like iCloud, OneDrive, Dropbox or something similar? Personally I prefer Sync.com. I'm getting tired of schlepping an external drive around all the time, and while it is backed up in a few places so I don't really worry about doomsday drive crashes, it still makes me nervous.
Adobe only offers 1TB of storage, at $10/month, while my sync.com account has plans up to 10TB for WAY cheaper on a per unit basis. (10tb is only $180/year, per user, with minimum of two users.) My master folder is almost 1TB already, and I expect it will increase by several hundred GB's very soon due the volume of photos I generate, not to mention how big .tif files get.