Thursday, March 22, 2007
Web-Based Photo Services Compared
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "ARTICLE" @ 09:00 AM
"With the overwhelming popularity of digital cameras these days it is easy to take hundreds of digital photos at a time and then not know how to share them with others. Emailing batches of photos or snail mailing memory cards aside, an easier option exists in the form of online photo sharing and storage web sites. These sites usually offer for free or a very small charge, the ability to store quite a few photos as well as letting you set up public or private folders with which to organize and share your pictures with others. We’ve picked out some of the more popular sites and listed them for you here in no particular order along with a basic overview of features to help you get started in choosing the best photo site for your needs."
I have tried all the services in the article except Photobucket and off the ones I have tried, I really do feel that Flickr is well ahead of the rest, at least in terms of features. It is not that I am just supporting the most banal service, it is more that I find Flickr leading the way in terms of innovation in the field. Would any of you disagree with me here?
I have tried all the services in the article except Photobucket and off the ones I have tried, I really do feel that Flickr is well ahead of the rest, at least in terms of features. It is not that I am just supporting the most banal service, it is more that I find Flickr leading the way in terms of innovation in the field. Would any of you disagree with me here?
