Modern Canon camera owners can now automatically upload photos and
videos to Google Photos by connecting them wirelessly via your phone.
Google is working to facilitate the transfer of images from the
camera to the popular photo management platform.
Despite all the advances in camera technology, backing up photos from
a DSLR still poses a problem.
Usually, the process involves camera cables or adapters to get
pictures from the SD card, but Google and Canon want to change that.
This automatic backup feature works with both iOS and Android through
« image.canon » app, but you need to make sure the camera is
compatible.
And if the camera is compatible, just make sure to install the latest
update for the (image.canon) application and you will see the new option to
transfer images to (Google Photos).
After activating the new feature in the Canon app, future photos and
videos will be automatically sent to Google's photo storage platform.
You don't have to worry about losing the resolution of any image;
Because all photos are synced to (Google Photos) in their original quality.
And in February, Canon launched its own version of its cloud backup
service, image.canon, which allows Canon cameras to seamlessly back up photos
over the wireless network.
Users have the option to automatically transfer their photos and
videos from (image.canon) to other places, such as: (Google Drive) or YouTube
for uploaded videos, and now (Google Photos) has been added to that list.
But there is one problem that may bother some people, as this method
of transferring photos requires a (Google One) membership.
Google is offering Canon camera customers a one-month trial version
of (Google One) with a storage capacity of 100 GB to help facilitate their
access to the service.
Once the trial ends, Google One plans start at $ 2 per month for
100GB of storage.
Earlier this month, Canon temporarily suspended the image.canon
service after some stored images and videos disappeared.
Adobe also ran into an annoying problem earlier this month when it
revealed that some of the photos synced to (Lightroom) in the cloud had been
permanently lost.
While (Google Photos) service has not encountered any such problem so
far.
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