Cloud computing is here to stay. Every day, millions of Internet users rely on the convenience, safety, and generous space available on remote servers for storing and backing up every conceivable kind of digital data. Photographers, too, enjoy the cloud's advantages, including the ability to store, access, edit, and print photographs from anywhere in the world instead of relying on potentially vulnerable storage on just one or two local hard drives. Whether you're new to the concept or an old hand, PHOTOGRAPHY APPLICATIONS FOR CLOUD COMPUTING can help you make the most of what cloud computing has to offer for photographers. Explore your many choices (Carbonite, Mozy, Amazon, Google, and many more), learn up-to-date cloud terminology, options, and limitations, and get your questions answered--from concerns about security and access, to file degradation, storage of large-format Raw files, and more. PHOTOGRAPHY APPLICATIONS FOR CLOUD COMPUTING brings you up to speed on this popular and powerful storage option.

PART I: INTRODUCTION.
1. Understanding the Cloud.
2. Cloud Infrastructure.
3. Understanding Servers.
PART II: CLOUD USE TODAY.
4. Services for Photographers.
5. Cloud Desk-Top Hybrid.
6. Cloud Platforms.
PART III: CLOUD CHALLENGES.
7. Speed.
8. Access.
9. Security.
10. Hackers.
PART IV: CLOUD ACCESS.
11. WiFi Access.
12. Cellular Network Access.
13. Accessing Other Computers.
14. Network Access.
15. Creating Hotspots.
PART V: CLOUD CAPACITY.
16. Photography File Types and Sizes.
17. Comparing Storage Costs.
PART VI: BACKING UP IN THE CLOUD.
18. Moving Files from Computer to Cloud.
19. Backup Locations.
20. Automatic Back-up.
PART VII: STORING AND ORGANIZING FILES IN THE CLOUD.
21. Services for JPEG files.
22. Services for Raw files.
PART VIII: POST PROCESSING IN THE CLOUD.
23. Adobe Photoshop Express.
24. Pixlr Step-by-Step.
25. Picnik Step-by-Step.
PART IX: PRINTING IN THE CLOUD.
26. Google "Cloud Print" Mobile Gmail.
27. iCloud.
28. Compatible Printers.