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Today's Tuesday Tip is focused on how to make sure

Today's Tuesday Tip is focused on how to make sure you have successful syncing! Mylio uses a Wi-Fi network to sync your photos from device to device. One cool feature about syncing with Mylio is that even if the network doesn't have internet, the devices can still sync because they are connected to the wireless network. In order for your devices to successfully sync, make sure all your devices have Mylio running at the same time and that they are all signed into the same account. If you wish to have your devices sync without being connected to the same wireless network, you can choose for your photos to sync with the cloud. 📸: @tracehudson_

It’s time for another Friday Feature! This weeks

It’s time for another Friday Feature! This weeks Friday Feature comes from @danieljcoxne. This photo is of a falling star in Tahiti taken with LUMIX GX8 12mm F/2.

Happy Tuesday! Today’s Tuesday Tip features a ne

Happy Tuesday! Today’s Tuesday Tip features a new way of sharing photos from Mylio! Within the app you can now share photos through iMessage and Airdrop if you have a Mac computer. Follow these simple steps below. ⁣
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1. Select the photo or photos you want to share.⁣⁣
2. Click the export icon with the upward facing arrow on the right side bar.⁣⁣
3. Select the medium you want to share your photo through.⁣⁣
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📸: @timmossholder

We all take so many beautiful photos over the cour

We all take so many beautiful photos over the course of the year! Read our latest blog post to see how many photos are projected to be taken in 2020 AND all about how you can organize and protect your own! Link is in our bio. 📸: Elena Blessing

We have all been in the place where you go somewhe

We have all been in the place where you go somewhere and wind up as the designated photographer for all your friends or family. It’s then up to you to distribute the photos to the right people 😳. So how do we make this easy for both you and the people receiving the photos? Well that’s where this weeks Tuesday Tip comes in! ⁣
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With Mylio, you can go into the album, day, location or folder the photos are organized in and quickly face tag all of your photos. Once these are all tagged, (which can be done in minutes) all you have to do is go to that persons folder (in People) and export the photos to them. ⁣
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Another option is to create an event in Mylio! If you took the photos on a day where you took additional unrelated photos, create an event in Mylio with a date and time period when they were taken. This will easily filter out the photos you want and you can select them all and share them from the app.⁣
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Happy Tuesday and Happy Organizing!⁣
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📸: @jonas.mohamadi

Cherish photos of loved ones with Mylio! This time

Cherish photos of loved ones with Mylio! This time of year is often filled with family time and lots of photos. Organize all those photos with Mylio so you can look back on them for years to come. 📸: @pazarando

With the holiday season in full swing, there are t

With the holiday season in full swing, there are tons of beautiful lights up. The downside is that it can be hard to capture their full beauty on camera. For today’s Tuesday Tip we want to help you get a better shot! Follow these tips to take better holiday light photos:⁣⁣
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• Use manual settings on your Camera.⁣⁣
• Use a tripod and/or timer so that the camera can be held still when the photo is actually taken. ⁣⁣
• The best time to capture holiday lights is right around sunset so that a little bit of light is left in the sky. This helps bring light to the background⁣⁣
• Don’t use flash.⁣⁣
• Start with a higher aperture and a low ISO. The high aperture lets less light in and the low ISO keeps the image quality high. To let more light in, increase exposure time.⁣⁣
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Comment your own tips below!⁣
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📸: @daniels_joffe

This weeks Friday Feature is from @gerhardmayerhof

This weeks Friday Feature is from @gerhardmayerhoferphoto!⁣
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“My motivation is to show the beauty of God's creation. ⁣
To concentrate every day on finding something/someone beautiful, not to be distracted by everyday problems and to take away valuable memories from every day. ⁣
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I am addicted to the quality and beauty of light. Usually it’s easier to see the beauty of something when it is rare, like the sun on our late autumn and winter days.⁣
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Here in this picture it also the transition, the transition from shadow to light from autumn to winter, from the intense colors of autumn to the white of the winter landscape that defies me.⁣
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I always use my Nikon gear. ⁣
This one was captured in the small but amazing beautiful Village Goldegg in Salzburg/Austria.⁣
I used the Nikon D5 and the 70-200mm f2,8 which is an old but beautiful piece of glas.⁣
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I always have my gear with me and whenever I recognize something beautiful I stop my every days life to capture this moment. Giving this moment the honor by raising the camera and pressing the shutter.”

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Get pr

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Get prepped for the holidays with Mylio. We’ve put together a gift guide to help you think smarter about gift giving this year. Click the link in our bio to read it! 📸: Steven Wright

As 2019 comes to an end, reflect back on those per

As 2019 comes to an end, reflect back on those perfect moments. With Mylio, you can tag photos with flags, stars and labels. This makes it easy to filter out your best photos and quickly find all your favorites. Scroll to see how. 📸: @turquoisemercury

It is our last contest of 2019! Share a photo of a

It is our last contest of 2019! Share a photo of a precious holiday moment that needs to be protected for a chance to win a new Seagate Backup Plus Ultra Touch External Hard Drive (2TB, white) with a complimentary 1-year subscription for Mylio Create. ⁣
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All photo entries will be judged on originality, technical quality, and the ability of photo entry and accompanying text to deliver a memorable message.⁣
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To Enter do all of the following:⁣
•Post your original photo memory to your Instagram page.⁣
•Include a brief description of why this memory needs to be protected.⁣
•Tag both @MylioApp and @Seagate.⁣
•Hashtag #MylioMemories2019 and #contest⁣
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To view the official rules and submission guidelines click the link in our bio. ⁣
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Contest ends December 13th at 12:00pm PST. ⁣

Our Friday Feature is from @danieljcoxne! ⁣ ⁣

Our Friday Feature is from @danieljcoxne! ⁣
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"Low light photography with our own personal Tahitian fire dancer. #LumixG9 with Leica 12-60mm"

Happy Tuesday! This weeks Tuesday Tip is about how

Happy Tuesday! This weeks Tuesday Tip is about how you can use Mylio on the go!⁣⁣
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To get the most out of Mylio download it to multiple devices. With our mobile app you can easily organize your photos with face tagging or map tagging, create albums, edit file names, add keywords etc. ⁣⁣
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Anything you change within the app automatically syncs with your other devices so next time you pull up your library your changes will reflect. Syncing can look two ways, either among your own wireless network or with the cloud, you choose. ⁣⁣
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The big daunting task of organizing photos doesn't have to be so daunting anymore. Do a little bit here and there while your out and about!⁣⁣
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📸: James Adams

This weeks Friday Feature is from @_discostu! ⁣

This weeks Friday Feature is from @_discostu! ⁣
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“Taken on the south bank when I was taking a stroll and people watching. The big puddle caught my eye as I love reflections of any forms so started shooting. Got some weird looks trying to get the shot but that’s when you know you’re doing something right 😆😆😆”

Use Mylio’s map feature to easily find photos fr

Use Mylio’s map feature to easily find photos from memorable places. You don’t even have to do the organizing, Mylio will. 📸: @milkovic

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