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I think you could also consider Kinzin.com. They offer a free photo sharing website too and what's also great about them is that you can share photos with groups or other people so that they can also create photo items (i.e. prints, photo books, trading cards, calendars) using those same photos.

hi, do shutterfly and snapfish resize photos like facebook does? i've been using multiply for photos over facebook because the original resolution is preserved but just recently, multiply has resized every thing in my albums so i'm planning on moving out.

shutterfly or snapfish?
thanks!

I use webshots and it's free unlimited too.. I'll check out shutterfly.. thanks for sharing

love this information.....i love ppl like u who donate their time to gv knowledge

Facebook you can share your albums
under each album there is some text saying

Share this album with anyone by sending them this public link:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid= (all theses numbers)

And you can make your albums public, so anyone who decides to look at your photos can see them. But even if your album is private, you can still use that link thing above.

If you have time, please consider adding another Photo Sharing site.

Is there a way to upload pictures to Snapfish or Shutterfly via Picasa without any additional software? Picasa is by far my favorite photo manager, but I'm looking for a place to have unlimited storage.

@Aaron: Here is how you can upload pictures to Shutterfly from Picasa: http://bit.ly/bjoEe3

Regarding Facebook, you should keep in mind the size reduction of the photos. The size has recently be increased to 720 pixels up from 604, enough for sharing but hardly suitable for prints.

@Carl: You are absolutely right. I myself prefer to use Shutterfly for photo storage.

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