A friend told me recently that he wasn't able to see some photos I sent him because he still uses a dial-up ISP and he didn't have the patience to wait on it to download. It got me to thinking - maybe I ought to resize all of my pictures. Not only will that make it easier for all users, but it will save some space on my hard drives as well.
I googled 'photo editing' and 'photo online storage' and picked 30 to check up on. Out of the 30, I found 8 (fairly popular ones) to avoid.
BAD:
- fotoflexer.com
- blibs.com
- myimager.com
- piczo.com
- photobucket.com
- fotki.com
- flickster.com
- flixster.com
- imageshack.com
- imageshack.us
- phixr.com
- flauntr.com
- picnik.com
- snipshot.com
- piccyfix.com
- photoshop.com
- myphotoalbum.com
- shutterfly.com
- snapfish.com
- zoomonga.com
- picturetrail.com
- zing.com
- hoorray.com
- keepandshare.com
- winkflash.com
- albumtown.com
- pixagogo.com
- acecam.com
- tinypic.com
- picasa.com
Of course, you could always go to a store that sells software, buy a photo editor, and be guaranteed a safe, clean program. Nothing in life is truly free - there's always a hidden cost!
