Tag: Synology Photos

When you effortlessly scroll through tens of thousands of photos in Synology Photos or share project images with team members, the experience feels seamless. But have you ever wondered how the backend system works to deliver such smooth performance? Think of Synology Photos' backend as a sophisticated factory, with its core being an efficient pipeline called the "Task Center." Every second, thousands of tasks flow through this pipeline: phone backups, photo similarity calculations, file information processing, thumbnail generation, face and object recognition, geographic location updates, and more. In such a busy and complex system, how does Synology Photos ensure precise

To capture your child's brightest smile, you might press the shutter ten times in a row. To achieve the perfect sunset tone, you may save five filtered versions. While modern photography allows us to record beautiful moments, it also makes our photo albums cluttered and hard to manage. This scenario is familiar to us all. But an interesting question follows: when we talk about "organizing similar photos," what exactly defines "similar"? Is it a series of sunset shots from the same scene with slightly different sun positions? Is it the same composition with one person added or removed? Or is

Smartphones have revolutionized photography, offering an accessible and convenient option for capturing life’s moments. However, the ease of smartphone photography has presented an ongoing challenge - the effective management of albums and storage. Thus, it is paramount for users to find a reliable solution for consistent organization and maintenance of photo albums. Synology Photos is an on-premise photo management solution designed to accommodate the needs of smartphone users, making it easy for them to store and organize their memories while their personal data remains fully private. However, on-premise photo management solutions often grapple with challenges such as power outages or