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1. Buy an USB Blu-ray burner and a stack of high quality BD-R (Panasonic Japan, single layer). 2. Sort your photo's by date and archive anything older than 1 o
by em500 5y ago
1. Buy an USB Blu-ray burner and a stack of high quality BD-R (Panasonic Japan, single layer).
2. Sort your photo's by date and archive anything older than 1 or 2 years to disc. If you can't fit any year on 1 disc (25GB), consider tidying up, like our parents told us to do when we were toddlers.
3. Let go of the Fear of losing that sole precious photo from 10 years ago. There are more important things in life.