Using Crashplan for your photography / small business

lingreonlingreon Registered Users Posts: 82 Big grins
edited October 31, 2010 in Digital Darkroom
I was wondering if you use the regular crashplan central to store photos, data that pertains to your small business operation. do you use the regular plan or the crashplan pro plan.
on the site, they specifically mention "small business" as being non-personal use.
what do you do?
thanks for any answers, ideas, suggestions....
www.lgimphotography.com

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  • AndyAndy Registered Users Posts: 50,016 Major grins
    edited October 27, 2010
    That looks kind of expensive .. I use http://www.backblaze.com $50 a year. Totally amazing and hassle free.
    Andy

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  • lingreonlingreon Registered Users Posts: 82 Big grins
    edited October 27, 2010
    Andy wrote: »
    That looks kind of expensive .. I use http://www.backblaze.com $50 a year. Totally amazing and hassle free.

    thanks andy for the backblaze link!
    I agree, the crashplan pro is expensive - I don't want to go the 'PRO' route.
    so you use backblaze for your pro and personal photos, data, etc. without a hassle of it being for personal or non-personal use?
    www.lgimphotography.com
  • lingreonlingreon Registered Users Posts: 82 Big grins
    edited October 27, 2010
    Andy wrote: »
    That looks kind of expensive .. I use http://www.backblaze.com $50 a year. Totally amazing and hassle free.

    Andy,

    do you store your RAW files on backblaze? or if you don't, would you? :)

    thanks,

    Lenora
    www.lgimphotography.com
  • gecko0gecko0 Registered Users Posts: 383 Major grins
    edited October 31, 2010
    do you store your RAW files on backblaze? or if you don't, would you? :)

    I'm not Andy, but yes and...yes.* :)




    *I am just switching to Backblaze now and <1 day from finishing my initial sync. :D
    Canon 7D and some stuff that sticks on the end of it.
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