ORF files and Amazon Prime Photo didn't recognize the dates, so it put them way down in the "No Date" area, and in place of the thumbnail it just says "Could Not Display". I am over 100GB so far, all clearly recognised a photos in the Storage Management console At least, it does for mine, although you really need decent upload speed/capacity to make the most of it. Resuscitating an old thread which is nevertheless the only one that pops up on a G**gle search for the topic. We look forward to seeing you again soon. I appreciate your patience and co-operation. I'd be sure to contribute from my side by forwarding your concern to the appropriate team as informed above. Rest assured, your request will definitely be taken into a serious consideration. We would never want to dissatisfy a valued customer like you and we always endeavor to assist our customer with the best of our service so we can ensure that we fulfill all of their needs. I've personally forwarded your request on priority to our development team to raise the severity of this issue and I really hope that this format gets included in Cloud Drive soon. I completely understand that this feature definitely would be of great help to our customers and I'd really like to thank you for sharing your interest with us. I've forwarded this to our Cloud Drive business team for consideration as we plan future improvements. I understand you want us to make Olympus RAW file (.ORF) compatible with Photo Cloud Storage like other RAW files. I've reviewed our previous correspondence with you, and I'm very sorry about the incorrect information you received. Here is the response I got from my E-mail to Amazon, looks promising! We do value the feedback of our customers and make every attempt to integrate their comments or suggestions into our stores and procedures. It is always important for us to hear how customers react to all aspects. It is an important part of upcoming developments in our service. I keep pushing for this format to be available on Cloud drive. Customer feedback like yours helps us continue to improve our products and provide better service to our customers. > I’ve passed your comments as feedback to our Cloud Drive team for consideration as we plan future improvements. Supported RAW photo formats include: Adobe (dng), Canon (cr2, crw), Epson (erf), Fuji (raf), Kodak (dcr), Minolta (mrw), Nikon (nef, nrw), Panasonic (rw2), Pentax (pef), Sigma (x3f), and Sony (srf).įor more information about Cloud Drive Photos & Videos file requirements, go to: Since the raw formats are not standardized or documented, and differ among manufacturers, Amazon's Cloud Drive unlimited photo upload service only supports the below RAW format. Please note that the unlimited photo storage benefit includes most major image file types: JPEG, GIF, (both animated and non-animated), most common TIFFs, RAW, PNG, and BMP. I'm sorry for the inconvenience this situation has caused to you. Then I can look at everything, trash the losers, and move the keepers to my pictures folder. It's set up on my home computer to detect any camera I connect, including my iPhone or iPad, and upload any new files to to the Dropbox Camera Upload folder. I have RAW and JPEGs from three different camera manufacturers stored there and I can access them from anywhere, on any computer, smartphone, or tablet once I log into Dropbox. For $100 a year, I have 150GB of storage for anything I want including my photos, my iTunes library, all of my emails, and every data file of value to me. Sounds like a good reason to not waste your money on Amazon prime. If you are Prime member and would like to backup Olympus raw files in the cloud, use this form to send a request to support. If you upload ORF file it's not recognized as photo and it's counted towards Cloud drive space limit. It supports JPEGs, TIFFs, some video files and raw image files from many manufacturers (including Panasonic), but not Olympus ORF files.
#Olympus viewer 3 and amazon prime photos free#
Very useful for cloud backup, and practically free considering other Prime benefits.
As you may know, Amazon recently launched Prime Photos - unlimited photo storage, free for Prime members.
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