If you’re an Amazon customer, you already have access to Amazon Photos. By default, all account holders receive 5 GB of free cloud storage. However, there’s an important distinction to keep in mind:

  • Non-Prime members: Limited to 5 GB total (photos + videos).
  • Prime members: Enjoy unlimited photo storage at original resolution, plus 5 GB for videos.

This makes Amazon Photos a great solution for photographers and anyone who wants a safe, reliable way to back up their memories.

Why Amazon Photos Is Worth It for Photographers

As an amateur photographer, I’ve invested heavily in upgrading my camera gear. The result? Higher-quality images that take up significantly more space—especially RAW files like .CR2 and .CR3.

With Amazon Prime, I no longer worry about storage limits. My photos—whether high-resolution JPEGs or large RAW files—are stored securely in the cloud and remain easily accessible across all devices.


My Experience with Amazon Photos

Recently, I transferred 0.66 TB of images to Amazon Photos in just 26 hours. While that may sound like a trivial achievement, for me it was a huge relief. I now know my entire library is organized, backed up, and ready to access anytime.

To showcase my work, I’ve also built an Adobe Portfolio where you can view my latest photography projects. Check out my Adobe Portfolio here.

Final Thoughts

If you’re passionate about photography—or just want a simple way to protect family memories—Amazon Prime’s unlimited photo storage is a game-changer. The peace of mind alone is worth it.

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