PrincessGrandma
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Jun 30, 2005
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- 194
I signed up for smugmug last year and have been storing pics there that I want to share, but I use Walgreens to make Photobooks & gifts because it is SOOOO easy to use. I'm having to upload the pics to smugmug AND to Walgreens. Is that a site like that I can use to store, share, but also be able to send to Walgreens from that site? Editing isn't very important because I do have PS Elements 7 so I use that before moving to smugmug.
I love smugmug because my friends don't need to have an account in order to be able to look at my pics, but I don't want to have to learn how to use Blurb and I think that is what they use.
I have a Canon Rebel XSI so it's a nice camera, but I don't nearly use it to it's potential. I'm treating it more as a point & shoot. I bought it from a camera store that went out of business before I could take all the lessons they offered, besides the fact that their "lessons" were more pitches to sell more of their products. Can anyone offer a suggestion on where I can take some lessons? (I live near Baton Rouge). We have an 8-day WDW trip planned in November and I'd like to be able to take pics w/out the subject having to be totally still or good light in order to get some good pics.
I'd appreciate any ideas about these 2 issues and any other suggestions that makes a very inexperienced photographer's life easier?
THANKS!!
I love smugmug because my friends don't need to have an account in order to be able to look at my pics, but I don't want to have to learn how to use Blurb and I think that is what they use.
I have a Canon Rebel XSI so it's a nice camera, but I don't nearly use it to it's potential. I'm treating it more as a point & shoot. I bought it from a camera store that went out of business before I could take all the lessons they offered, besides the fact that their "lessons" were more pitches to sell more of their products. Can anyone offer a suggestion on where I can take some lessons? (I live near Baton Rouge). We have an 8-day WDW trip planned in November and I'd like to be able to take pics w/out the subject having to be totally still or good light in order to get some good pics.
I'd appreciate any ideas about these 2 issues and any other suggestions that makes a very inexperienced photographer's life easier?
THANKS!!