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Cloud Backup of Burst Mode Photos

How popular cloud services handle Burst mode photos

Burst mode, also known as continuous shooting, is a creative way to make sure you catch all the action on camera. What it basically does is take multiple photos which created a sequence of images. You can then later pick the image that works best for you. For example, in an action shot you may pick the photo that shows the runner suspended in Mid-air.

Burst Mode Cloud Backup

Not all cloud services back up burst mode the same. Here's how some of the most popular cloud services handle burst mode photos. (Google Photos, Amazon Photos, Apple iCloud, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive)

Google Photos

All burst photos get downloaded.

Amazon Prime Photos

Only the first image is backed up to Amazon Photos.

Apple My Photo Stream and Apple iCloud

By default only the images you select as your favorite are uploaded. You can change this by going to Settings, then Search for "Burst" and then turning on "Upload Burst Mode"

Dropbox

Only the favorite image in a Burst mode set is backed up to Dropbox.

Microsoft OneDrive

Only the first image is backed up to Microsoft OneDrive.

 

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