Which site do you use to store photos?

[MOBB]

I've used Photobucket for years, never really been that impressed and nowadays they just want to sell me stuff, and the website seems slow.

Are there any better alternatives? Most day to day photos are off my iphone so it needs to sync nicely with that.

Cheers

[silobass]

Flickr - nice site, free, plenty of space.

edit:sorry, I'm not sure if it syncs with an iPhone or not.

[thebraketester]

Drop box or iCloud

[Mammasaid]

Google Photos, unlimited free storage at < 16 mb per photo, paid options for full resolution.

photos.google.com

[Salesy]

silobass said:

Flickr - nice site, free, plenty of space.

edit:sorry, I'm not sure if it syncs with an iPhone or not.

I use Flickr too, Yes it syncs with Iphone and Mac

[mybrainhurts]

Photobucket...

I ordered a whimsy of a mouse mat and it took months to arrive.

They kept telling me they couldn't deliver it. I kept telling them I was in Sheffield, England, not Sheffield USA, they kept telling me they couldn't find my address in Sheffield, USA, I kept telling them they were a bunch of monkeys, they kept saying they needed my address, I became rather rude...

You get the picture.

I've also hit the unsubscribe button on their emails. They said they were sorry to see me go.

Now I get even more emails from them.

And, yes, it takes ages to get into their site.

[C0ffin D0dger]

At the moment Google Drive. Think you get unlimited storage with Amazon is you're a Prime subscriber.

[karma mechanic]

I'm using Google Photos, although I'm using the free allowance so there isn't room to do the RAW files. It works well in the sense that pictures taken on my phone are accessible on the PC, and the jpeg versions of camera pictures via the PC are visible on my phone. It syncs automatically. Make sure you choose the 'original' option, otherwise images stay the same resolution but get compressed more.

Amazon does offer a similar scheme but last time I looked it didn't auto-sync, it was more like a backup scheme where you choose stuff.

[SystemParanoia]

Keep them on my NAS in Raw, and have a cron to back them up weekly to gdrive in lower res unlimited size

[Craikeybaby]

Most of my processed images are on Flickr. However, I also all my iPhone photos on iCloud and a number of images - my portfolio and some work in progress stuff, on Adbobe's servers to sync with Lightroom.