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Immich by far
oh wow I've been using google photos but immich looks like a great self hosted open source copy! I'll have to start this up
Tagging onto this: Does anyone know of the easiest way to backfill Immich with photos from Google photos all at once besides manually downloading them from the Photos site?
https://github.com/immich-app/immich/discussions/1340#discussioncomment-6421936
To add onto this, has anyone found a good way to combine the metadata back into the photos from Google takeout? I've found two solutions on Google, one was send it off to some company and pay them to do it and the other has me run some pre compiled exe file. 
I'm starting to think I'll just have to live without the metadata or write my own solution.
I believe that's the only way... But I could be wrong. I had them all stored on an external hard drive, and used the CLI to upload them all.
I used rclone to get all my photos down, then I used Immich’s bulk import API to get everything into Immich just yesterday. I did about 14k photos.
Take note of the limitations of rclone though, it won’t get the original full resolution - https://rclone.org/googlephotos/#limitations you need to use Google Takeout to get full resolution.