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I grew up taking photos in 35mm film camera. But I remember going through the photos many many times after taking them. The digital data overload is not just a
by innagadadavida 6y ago
I grew up taking photos in 35mm film camera. But I remember going through the photos many many times after taking them.
The digital data overload is not just about money or storage. The more clutter you have, the harder it will become to discover and cherish what matters. How many of your photos do your remember and can recall fondly? The photos widget on the iPhone somewhat helps here.
- mceachen 6y agoI'm actually trying to help add a bit of serendipity to browsing digital photo and video libraries with my self-hosted app, PhotoStructure: when you browse hierarchies, it picks out random samples of the assets that match that hierarchy. I've got a pretty large library (>500k assets), and never recreationally browse with apple photos or Google Photos, but can get lost for an hour at a time with PhotoStructure. https://photostructure.com/faq/why-photostructure/#fast-and-fun-browsing-of-samples- https://photostructure.com/faq/why-photostructure/#fast-and-...
- BigBalli 6y agoPersonally I enjoy having "more photos" along the way, they help bring me back in the memory. It's nice to remember details that our mind lost.