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I'd love for someone to make photo-sharing not suck horribly. Yes, Flickr is pretty great for some scenarios, but I still have yet to find a great solution for
by bhb 19y ago
I'd love for someone to make photo-sharing not suck horribly. Yes, Flickr is pretty great for some scenarios, but I still have yet to find a great solution for the following scenario:
1. I go to say, a wedding (but it could be anything) with a group of friends
2. Many people take pictures
3. After I come home, I want to easily look at, and optionally download, high quality version of all my friends photos for this event.
Right now, I see people using either Facebook, Kodak, Flickr, etc (I can't easily download high-quality collections), emailing several zips, or if they have a server, placing the photos on their and providing a link. There has got to be a easier way and I'm dying for someone to build it.
For the record, I don't think ideas are worthless. I'm just not going to build this anytime soon and I'd rather an awesome solution sooner rather than later.
- brlewis 19y ago1. https://ourdoings.com/makesite.html https://ourdoings.com/makesite.html 2. Upload your own photos 3. Send friends the link and tell them to click the "Edit" tab and volunteer as authors to upload their own. (The happy couple can volunteer as owners.) 4. Approve the volunteer applications that you get. 5. After your friends upload their photos, use http://piclens.com/ http://piclens.com/ to make viewing them really slick. There's a button at the top of piclens to leave the slide show and go to an individual photo's page where you can download the full version.
- bhb 19y agoCool, I'll check that out.
- staticshock 19y agopicasa can kind of accomplish that