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Leaving Precious Moments on a “Disc” at Hand. Icon Material for Photo Archives

A design placing a “camera” icon indicating photo data on top of a “disc (DVD/CD/Blu-ray)” symbolizing recording media. This visualizes the act of “archiving” or “backing up” digital data captured by writing it onto physical media. Even with the widespread use of cloud services today, disc media that remain as a physical shape in your hands continue to hold special value for “reliable preservation” and as “gifts.”

Specific Usage Scenes and Suggested Applications

This material is active in scenes where data is given “shape,” from the UI of writing software to service guidance at photo studios.

• For “Data Delivery” Guidance at Photo Studios
  As an icon explaining the service content “Shooting data will be handed over on DVD” in commemorative photo plans such as Shichi-Go-San, coming-of-age ceremonies, and weddings. It can visually appeal the reliability and kindness of the service, providing high-quality photo data on physical media that can be safely given even to the grandparent generation who are not good with PCs.
• For “Burn Disc” Buttons in PC Software and Apps
  As a button to execute the “Save photos to disc” function in the UI of data writing software and photo album creation apps. Even “burning,” which may seem difficult to PC beginners, becomes easy to understand with this intuitive icon, thinking “Oh, I just put camera photos on a disc,” reducing anxiety about the operation.
• For Articles Recommending “Backup / Long-term Preservation” of Photos
  As an eye-catcher for blog articles and IT columns warning, “Keep important photos on a disc in case you lose your smartphone.” When explaining the importance of backups like the “3-2-1 rule,” which uses physical media in conjunction with the cloud, it functions as a symbol of a safe and reliable preservation method.
• For Appealing “Bonus DVD Gifts” at Weddings and Events
  In pamphlets for bridal businesses or event announcement sites, as an icon emphasizing the benefit: “Receive a DVD containing snapshot photos of the day as a gift!” It produces a special feeling of receiving a disc with value as a “keepsake” rather than mere data distribution, contributing to improved closing rates and participation motivation.
• For Introducing Digital Relic Organization and “Memory Archive” Services
  In guidance for services that scan massive amounts of digital camera data left by the deceased or old albums and organize them onto a single disc. It is ideal as a warm and reliable visual conveying the message, “We give shape to easily scattered memories as unfading digital data.”

Editing Tips and the Merits of the EPS Format

Completely free for both commercial and personal use. In addition to PNG and SVG that can be used immediately on the web, EPS (vector) data that allows you to freely edit the glossiness of the disc and the type of camera is also included.

By utilizing the EPS format (vector data), you can adjust the design to match the type of media. Using software like Adobe Illustrator, coloring the disc surface bluish gives the image of a large-capacity “Blu-ray disc,” while strengthening the iridescent gloss gives the retro image of a “CD-R.”
Also, by replacing the camera on top with a “video camera” icon, it can be applied as an icon indicating the “saving of video data.”

Related Keywords

DVD, CD, Blu-ray, Disc, Media, Photo saving, Backup, Archive, Write, Burn, Data delivery, Photo studio, Memories, Album, Icon, Disc media, Photo storage, Data backup, Archiving, Burning photos