Sharing digital photos

[Spinning]

What is the best way? Upload to a site like snapfish?
Is there sites out there that allow the person to view the pictures and then save them to their pc? (not just right mouse click)

 

[musicalSaranader]

I have an account on Webshots.com. Not only can I post my pictures for others to see, and see other users' pictures, but I can also download pictures from their professional gallery to use on my desktop wallpaper or screensaver. There are free and paid account options. I am very happy with Webshots. Feel free to peek at my pics; the link is in my sig.

 

[Spinning]

If you uploaded about 300 pictures how long would that take till you can view all of them.
My problem is we have friends who live in England and are on a dial up connection I sent them a link to my comcast circle of friends it was a digital slide show. Took him an hour and half to down load the show and then wasn't able to save it to his pc. So I am trying to find something that he can jsut down load my pictures to save for later viewing/showing the rest of the family with out reconnecting.

 

[oogieboogie]

burn it on a cd and send it to them is the best way if they're on dial up.

try breaking up the pics into several smaller albums so it doesn't have too many pictures to load up all at once. It's easier for the connection to handle 5 pics than 50 pics. That might be a solution.

 

[musicalSaranader]

Hm, one thing that comes to my mind just now is if you put the pictures you want to share into a zip file and e-mail it to your friends, and then they can unzip the file and see all the pictures later without worrying about a slow internet connection.

 

[oogieboogie]

Hm, one thing that comes to my mind just now is if you put the pictures you want to share into a zip file and e-mail it to your friends, and then they can unzip the file and see all the pictures later without worrying about a slow internet connection.

the problem with emailing it is the size of attachments. ISPs usually have a limit on attachment sizes. He might get into the problem of the email just bouncing back.