Survey: What photosharing services should Notebook Review examine? Discussion

[KLF]

I'm curious to see more about Picasa, as it seems to be supported by Gladinet ( http://www.gladinet.com/ ) and Gladinet itself could be candidate for a review in future

Gladinet allows internet storage to be mapped as drive letter. I wonder if any of those photosharing services have such feature already?

[ChristopherAKAO4]

Didn't have a problem here. Odd.

Me either. Chrome FTW!

[Clutch]

Would facebook count?

That is where I put most of my pictures even though they are not that high quality (but I can always email high quality images).

[Padmé]

deviantART for sure.

[ChristopherAKAO4]

Would facebook count?

That is where I put most of my pictures even though they are not that high quality (but I can always email high quality images).

I was about to say same thing after seeing Facebook's blog today claiming to be the largest photo sharing service. And with their new easier to use uploader they're touting now sounds like a good time for a review.

[mtneer]

Flickr for me.

Love the groups feature, made a bunch of photography-interested friends as well. The pro account has been a worthwhile investment for me, so far.

[SiliconAddict]

The thing is. Everyone uses flickr and everyone uses Picasa. If you are going to include those make it brief and simply state features.

I currently use Smugmug and LOVE it. That said I'm always interested in alternatives. flickr and Picasa are great for everyday use. However I personally would love to see a review of some of the higher end services.

[comp_user]

Flickr, Picasa and Snapfish.

[Han Bao Quan]

Photobucket.