We have incredible cameras in our pocket that are almost always connected to the internet. The modern problem of photo management stems from the fact that we are taking a lot of pictures. Google Photos is really fantastic, but the integrated nature of iCloud Photo Library is hard to beat for Apple users. Google Photos is a close runner up and is my recommendation if you want either a free option or you need a unified library with a spouse.
We recently upgraded to the 2 TB iCloud plan for $9.99 per month, so we have plenty of room to grow.
#Apple photos for mac won't accept shared album tv#
We love browsing the Memories section (automatic grouping of vacations, year highlights, etc.) as a family on our big TV in the living room. Having easy access on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV has been fantastic. ICloud Photo Library is built into iOS, so third-party apps can help you with editing. It’s a hard problem to solve from a user experience perspective on top of being difficult to make money while doing it.Īfter many years of using third-party software, I’ve finally come around to putting all my photos in iCloud Photo Library. You’ll notice from the links above that many of the products have been shut down. This includes Loom, PictureLife, Flickr, Amazon Photos, Google Photos, and iCloud Photo Library. I started with Everpix and I’ve bounced around from different products since then. None of them are perfect, but they are some great options available. I’ve been following the multi-device/cloud photo management story for a long time, which means I’ve used about every platform out there for extended periods of time.
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