As a result of your question I decided to try Amazon Cloud Drive. I
wasn't impressed.
To your specific question it cannot display ORF files but does recognize
them as photo files. If you have a Prime membership as I do the storage
for ORF files is free as it is with other photos.
When I logged on for the first time it asked if I wanted to start Cloud
Drive whenever I logged on to Amazon. I decided to accept that. After
seeing it I decided I didn't want to do that but found no way to change
it. Then I decided I'd just delete the Cloud Drive and be done with it.
No way to do that either.
Uploading files was mysterious. Granted, I didn't play with it for very
long but did not see a way to upload a single file. It seemed like it
only wanted to move entire folders. When I thought I was moving a
single file (an ORF) it instead uploaded the entire container folder and
its 2 sub-folders. But it did take the ORFs as well as the JPEGs.
Display of file names is lacking. Well, many things are lacking I think.
But if you have Prime and just want a free place to stash stuff you can
use it for that.
Ugh!
Chuck Norcutt
Good human factors are not a feature.
On 3/1/2016 9:19 AM, Paul Braun wrote:
Anyone here had an experience backing up ORF files to the Amazon photo
cloud thingy?
I'm tempted to start so I have another redundant backup location, but
according to their help page, they only recognize RAW files from C*non,
N*kon and S*ny,
They do say, however, that "this is not a comprehensive list". Since I
shoot only in RAW, it would severely limit its usefulness if it won't
recognize ORF.
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