Was that fine print there with the 2016 models? I don't recall seeing end-date or change of storage quality at the time, and am pretty sure I still have an email from a Google Rep saying it was lifetime full resolution storage...
and free, unlimited high-quality storage for photos taken with Pixel afterwards
Just the photos and videos that you take from Pixel and gets uploaded in original quality via auto upload feature from Google photos app on the Pixel don't count against the quota.Any idea how this works if you already have a Drive account with a 30GB limit? Will photo uploads simply not count against it?
Thanks, that makes me feel better about going 64GB. I don't need all of my photos stored locally and will use Google Photos more often knowing the high-res versions won't count against my Drive quota.Just the photos and videos that you take from Pixel and gets uploaded in original quality via auto upload feature from Google photos app on the Pixel don't count against the quota.
It's the same camera hardware in both.Did the Pixel 2 & 2 XL both score a 98 for DXO or was it just the Pixel 2?
I want to see more real-life photos. Lots of them I have seen so far look awfully bland.. I wouldn't base anything on DxO scores. I want more actual photos from normal users, or at least from tech blogs ...
Watch YouTube. Reviewers are already gushing about the camera. I haven't seen anything bad yet.
Is it better than OneDrive? Thinking of. Switching to Google Photos or just using both. Am I able to move everything in my OneDrive over to Google Photos since everything is unlimited there?Just wanted to say that . I am glad it is around from the previous Pixel.
The unlimited original quality is only for photos taken with the Pixel. I don't have a Pixel yet, but I use both OneDrive and Google Photos. OneDrive keeps all my stuff backed up to my computer as well whereas Google photos is just in the cloud. I like having both.Is it better than OneDrive? Thinking of. Switching to Google Photos or just using both. Am I able to move everything in my OneDrive over to Google Photos since everything is unlimited there?
OneDrive keeps all my stuff backed up to my computer as well whereas Google photos is just in the cloud
There is nothing better on the market than Google photos. App is simple and great, unlimited high quality uploads from any device and then there auto awesome stuff which creates movies, albuma, gifs and million other things in the background. Search is super fast and accurate within the photos app, loads photos fast.Is it better than OneDrive? Thinking of. Switching to Google Photos or just using both. Am I able to move everything in my OneDrive over to Google Photos since everything is unlimited there?
Isn't there some kind of limit as to what's getting backed up tho? Only a certain size of the photos are unlimited?There is nothing better on the market than Google photos. App is simple and great, unlimited high quality uploads from any device and then there auto awesome stuff which creates movies, albuma, gifs and million other things in the background. Search is super fast and accurate within the photos app, loads photos fast.
No one is close to what Google photos offers and how fun it is. Sharing features are great, automatically recognizes faces and automatically shares to your selected people if you want.
And yes you can download everything from one drive and upload to Google photos.
Personally, Google photos is my main photo library, one drive and prime photos are backup. I auto upload to all three services, but use Google photos primarily. One drive honestly feels so dated in managing photos, looks like they need to revamp that soon.