Online storage AND photo editing site?

[Papa Deuce]

Is there one that has good editing capabilities? Doesn't have to be tremendous, but more than just real basic editing.

 

[pisco]

Flickr has added Picnik.com's editing functionality to their site.

Adobe has also opened up a beta test for PhotoshopExpress but I have heard some people express concerns with their TOS so I would check it out before using them.

 

[Papa Deuce]

Flickr has added Picnik.com's editing functionality to their site.

Adobe has also opened up a beta test for PhotoshopExpress but I have heard some people express concerns with their TOS so I would check it out before using them.

Thanks... BTW, Adobe has now admiited they made a mistake with their TOS, and in fact, didn't mean it to say what it did. They are revising, or may have already revised their TOS.

Now why did I know that, and yet, forget about them when I asked the original question?

 

[JR6ooo4]

Thanks... BTW, Adobe has now admiited they made a mistake with their TOS, and in fact, didn't mean it to say what it did. They are revising, or may have already revised their TOS.

Now why did I know that, and yet, forget about them when I asked the original question?

Hey! You know photo stuff...

I did not know that.

Mikeeee

 

[Papa Deuce]

Hey! You know photo stuff...

I did not know that.

Mikeeee

Actually I don't really. It is something I want to learn. We have a bunch of digita cameras around the house from 1MP to 8MP.... and I figure that I really should learn more than point and shoot.

The best of the bunch is my wife's Canon S3.

 

[cjstarr]

Is there one that has good editing capabilities? Doesn't have to be tremendous, but more than just real basic editing.

You can try PhotoBucket, it now has a photo edit feature.

Charles

 

[MICKEY88]

the best option is to invest in decent photo editing software, then upload your pics after editing...


the 2 most popular sites, on this board, for hosting are zenfolio and smugmug

they pretty much offer the same services.. one key difference being that smugmug, allows you to order prints thru ezprints,

zenfolio allows you to order from ezprints or mpix...

mpix is the lab I've used for years so I chose zenfolio,


if you should opt for zenfolio you can save 5 dollars by using this code..


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[Papa Deuce]

I have Elements 5 ( or maybe 6? )... but I'm trying to eliminate buying software at all... plus, it has was too mcuh complexity for me.... I just want more than Picassa....

 

[pisco]

Pappa Deuce,

Have you had a chance to check out Picnik yet? I think it fits pretty much right between Picassa and Elements.

 

[Papa Deuce]

Pappa Deuce,

Have you had a chance to check out Picnik yet? I think it fits pretty much right between Picassa and Elements.

I did, and at first I was thinking that it was just another startup that would up and disappear. But these folks do have a solid background.

Interesting TOS, though.

They may be the way I go.