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samdouglas

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#105876 12-Jul-2012 19:33
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I am interested in investigating alternatives to Flickr Pro - I get it free with my Telecom Broadband package but i find the interface really unintuitive and feels really dated.

Looking for something that's clean and easy to use to backup and share my home photos and videos (1080p).
I currently use a combination of dropbox, box.net, iphoto, picasa and flickr pro - to share photos with my family back in ireland and over in Canada... finally got to the stage where i want to do a clean up and organize them all, have one single place for them all and keep them nice and organized...

so looking for something that:

- Has at least 25 gig of storage space (currently photos are up to about 23.6 gig)
- is clean and modern and will allow me to easily share certain folders with family who are not tech savvy
- allows photos and 1080p videos to be kept in their original format
- preferably allows auto upload via iphone as half the time the photos come from my 4S
- has an easy way to auto backup - I want to automate the backup of all my photos as I tend to only do it when i remember which is every few months and would be gutted if i lost any due to theft or hardware failure...

I'm sure others are in the same boat and if anyone has found a good solution please share - I will be doing some research over the next few days and will share my findings if useful.

Cheers

Sam

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  #654800 12-Jul-2012 20:52
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Haven't used it but I've heard SmugMug is good
http://www.smugmug.com/photos/photo-sharing-features/

 
 
 
 

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  #654810 12-Jul-2012 21:22
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actually signed up to that just after i posted that earlier. 
gonna give it a try thanks :)

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  #654989 13-Jul-2012 12:23
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And 500PX is becoming popular. Certainly with professional photographers.

And if you just want lots of storage, snapfish do unlimited storage.




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