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Post-Yahoo Photo Solutions

The WSJ examines the competition

By Sam Biddle,  Newser Staff

Posted Aug 2, 2007 7:51 AM CDT

(Newser) – Yahoo is shuttering its popular photo sharing site in September, but never fear—there are plenty of alternative places to dock your digital pics. The Journal surveys the field:

  • Kodak Gallery is the easiest to navigate, but lacks editing tools and requires a yearly purchase commitment.
  • Shutterfly is totally, no-strings-attached free, but it's simple to a fault. Users can't upload videos or submit images from a mobile device.

  • Snapfish wins points for its large-format slide shows, but also has a mandatory purchase policy, and some annoying sharing restrictions.
  • Flickr remains the current darling of the photo sharing scene with progressive, sophisticated sharing options and generous high-resolution allowances, as well as an engaging community.
  • Photobucket, like Flickr, offers more advanced organizational features, and a fun "Remix" tool which allows users to create multimedia slide shows from their photo albums. Happy shooting!

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The Aforementioned Sites

Kodak Gallery
Kodakgallery.com

Shutterfly
Shutterfly

Snapfish
Snapfish

Flickr
Flickr

Photobucket
Photo Bucket

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