What's the best site to use for digital photos?

[ccgegg]

I figure most of you are like me... you come back from a Disney trip with 100 photos and want to share them with family and friends. So what site do you use.... Ofoto? Snapfish? Shutterfly? My primary concern is cost (prints AND storage), but I'd like good quality too. I just uploaded 30 images to a local site only to find out storage itself costs $20 a year.

 

[lcastro516]

I have been using Snapfish and quite happy w/ the prints and the cost is .19 per print.
They allow unlimited storage, which I am able to share albums w/ others.

 

[babyblue61]

I use Shutterfly, and have been very happy. I receive emails regarding discounts once a month. I think the cost is comparable, maybe 20 cents per print, but the discounts are great. I am very happy with them. My mom uses Ofoto, and is happy with them as well, so I think any one of the ones you have listed you would be happy with.

 

[HollyJoy]

Another Ofoto user here. I've used the site for quite some time now, and have always had great experiences with them!

 

[impsmom]

I use ofoto. It is a little more expensive though(.25 a 4x6) since it's Kodak but they usually have some type of deal where you can get up 20-30% off your order. I've never had a storage fee from them. I just store a ton of pictures there and then once or twice a year have them put on cd and erase my "albums" and start over.

 

[Kimberle]

I also use ofoto. The print quality is excellent.

 

[civileng68]

Yahoo Photos is great!

It's COMPLETELY free and you can have unlimited photos.

You an put them in groups in folders.

You can share them individually or by folder.

You can edit them.

You can buy them or allow anyone who views them to buy them in print form which is mailed to you as professional prints.

 

[ccgegg]

Does anyone know if these sites allow you to sort the photos in chronological order prior to uploading? Snapfish doesn't seem to allow this. It uploads them in some odd random order. I can change the sequence after the upload is complete, but that's rather cumbersome when you have 122 pics.

 

[JohnNJ]

Dotphoto - 15 cents for a 4x6 (bulk) - quick turnaround - good quality - good customer service.

 

[DVCTiff]

I'm a Shutterfly user, though I've dabbled in Ofoto when they offered me free prints. If you're concerned about quality - upload the same five photos to both sites and order them to compare. I just find Shuuterfly very flexible and convenient. Plus I love the discounts they give for customer loyalty. I have over 60 albums loaded there.

 

[mareed]

Does anyone know if these sites allow you to sort the photos in chronological order prior to uploading? Snapfish doesn't seem to allow this. It uploads them in some odd random order. I can change the sequence after the upload is complete, but that's rather cumbersome when you have 122 pics.

Shutterfly lets you sort the photos once they're loaded. I use "smart" file names which include a sequential number for my pictures, and it's very easy for me to get them sorted into logical order. In the past I sent the same picture to several different sites to compare price, features, quality, etc. and decided on Shutterfly.

The other thing they do which I could not find elsewhere was to print the file name on the back of the photo. My file names is descriptive and includes the date the photo was taken, so it's a great way for me to archive the pictures.

 

[NJDisneymom]

I use ofoto too. I've tried the others but love the format and easy uploading Ofoto offers and the quality of their prints is excellent. They upload in the order they are on the card, but you can change them once uploaded.

I've heard good things about winkflash.com but haven't tried them yet.