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Mar 14th, 2007 08:54 PM #1Deal Fanatic
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Best online method to show off kids pictures to friends, family
What's the best way to show pictures to friends and family? I have picassa and photoshop elements. With my DSLR, I am looking for something to easily unload the pics from my camera, do some minor editing and then post it. Ideally, if this can be done within one software, that would be great...
What are you parents doing?
Secondly, anyone doing the 'shot a day' - and no, i don't mean alcohol!!! I mean taking one picture a day of your kid..._______________
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Mar 14th, 2007 09:38 PM #3Deal Fanatic
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I use photobucket and p/w protect it
I have also used Google photos, but their storage limits are high.
Many also use picturetrail.
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Mar 14th, 2007 09:54 PM #4Sr. Member
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http://picasaweb.google.com/ (they just increased storage to 1GB)
http://www.flickr.com/ (I didn't use it but it seems popular) Reply With Quote
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1gb is really tiny!
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Mar 14th, 2007 11:06 PM #6Deal Addict
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I use www.smugmug.com, which is a pay site dedicated to sharing pictures. It's around $45/yr but the service is good. There are no ads, or storage or bandwidth limits.
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Mar 15th, 2007 07:02 AM #7Sr. Member
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Smugmug +1
That's what I use to share my photos.
I password protect the people photos (90% of all my pictures) just to maintain some privacy. Family loves it.
The cool thing with smugmug is that if a family member really likes a photo you posted of your child (or any other), he can order a print directly from the website.Last edited by Whiplash7828; Mar 15th, 2007 at 08:46 AM.
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Mar 15th, 2007 07:25 AM #8Deal Guru
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It's tiny if you're uploading 10 megapixel pics, but there's no need for that. Resize them to 1024x768 and they're just as good for viewing online. At about 100kB each, you can store 10,000 pics in a 1GB account....that's more than any family or friends would want to see.
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Is there a software that can do all of this at once: Originally Posted by Rehan
It's tiny if you're uploading 10 megapixel pics, but there's no need for that. Resize them to 1024x768 and they're just as good for viewing online. At about 100kB each, you can store 10,000 pics in a 1GB account....that's more than any family or friends would want to see.
- edit
- resize
- upload to site
- create file system online and locally_______________
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Picasa can do all of that, I think. Originally Posted by skanji
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Agreed, nothing I hate more than the enormous pics my family members always send after events. I didn't really NEED a 7MB image file of Uncle Cletus falling over drunk again. Originally Posted by Rehan
It's tiny if you're uploading 10 megapixel pics, but there's no need for that. Resize them to 1024x768 and they're just as good for viewing online. At about 100kB each, you can store 10,000 pics in a 1GB account....that's more than any family or friends would want to see._______________
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flickr here
wife upgraded to pay account -- can upload full-size so relatives overseas can download & print locally
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I use Photo Cleaner Pro to batch process images. It sharpens, adjusts brightness, automatically rotates and puts borders on the pictures. It can also save to any format but I stick with 100% jpg. Originally Posted by skanji
After that, I upload the pics to my own website which I use Gallery 2. This way, I'm not using a well known site where anyone can browse at. Not many people know nor care about my site so only family and friends will most likely visit.
I do have a flickr subscription but that's only for other types of pictures.
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JAlbum does it all but automatic uploading. It creates local directory structure with correct URLs and all, then you can use IE to FTP it to web space of your choice. Or use Picasa with picasaweb Originally Posted by skanji
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Nice picture and focal depth... http://whiplash.smugmug.com/gallery/...#63414681-L-LB_______________
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