We know that we currently live with the cloud computing fever “Cloud Computing”The possibility of storing all of our information in the cloud, that is, outside our homes or organizations, who has not stopped worrying about their customers is CANON which decided to launch the Sister a service similar to dropbox but totally turned to photographs.
Unlike other services that have limitations on the size of the photos to be sent to the storage, the irish allows the user to send photos without a size or quantity limit so long as it does not exceed the 10 GB free that the platform offers if you want to store more than 10 GB you have the possibility to buy additional space that at this moment is only available for users residing in Europe.
Canon started developing Irista in mid-2012 under the name “Project1709.” what sets Irista apart from other services like Dropbox, Flickr, and OneDrive is the exclusivity that it offers, while other services have the option of being able to store other formats of files the Irista allows to store only photographs which makes the level of security is much better since it does not allow storing files with malicious codes like. exe, .bat or any other type, Canon has promised that the service will soon have options for uploading videos.
Send photos to the Irista
Initially there are three ways to upload photos to your Irista account, from the Windows or Mac desktop, from your own tool to navigate between the photos or even import the photos from your Facebook or Flickr account .
Remember that the service is in its initial phase like any other initial project, errors and limitations are common, in any case Irista is a good alternative for Professional Photographers who wish to share their work or create a digital album to serve as a reference for future customers who wish to hire your services.
[Source]: CNET
