Dropbox seems good for non-photos, as you're only going to have 5GB of non-photo storage on the Prime package so this really will only be useful for archiving photos. I wouldn't pay Google just to get unlimited high quality uploads when Amazon are totally replacing that as part of your Prime package. But as part of the Prime package, it's totally worth using that free space to upload all your photos and make sure you're backed up. Which is a great freebie service, especially as I don't think there's really a hard cap so I can continue to just upload all the shots (including negatives) I want to save. Dropbox is perhaps web’s favorite cloud storage service with over 200 million users. So that's pushing up towards 100GB of archived negatives. File Size Limit: 10 GB (on all devices including OneDrive website) You can refer your friends to OneDrive and you will get additional 500 MB/referral (refer up to 10 friends for a maximum of 5 GB additional free storage). I've been using it to backup my complete RAW/negatives archive and share the occasional snaps. Choose folders on your computer to sync with Google Drive or backup to Google Photos, and access all of your content directly from your PC or Mac. Really like Amazon Photos/CloudDrive (got Prime for Video and delivery, enjoying getting a free sub in Twitch, monthly book on Kindle, and limited but better than nothing music streaming - considering Spotify/Apple/Google/etc services cost 50% more just for music than the entire of Prime, the music streaming has a lot of stuff, if not everything you want).
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