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Everpix is mentioned in another comment. I tried Everpix last year, and it looks like since then they've made it possible to basically store photos in the cloud
by subpixel 13y ago
Everpix is mentioned in another comment. I tried Everpix last year, and it looks like since then they've made it possible to basically store photos in the cloud (without keeping a local copy). Could be an option...
- tombot 13y agoDon't want to keep banging on about it, but yeah Everpix is the solution. Install it on the desktop and Sync the iPhoto library. Install the Everpix app on the iPad, £3 a month, job done.
- konradb 13y agoLast time I checked though Everpix doesn't do video. I have all sorts of little video clips and I desperately wish Everpix would handle them as well as my photos, I don't want to have to split them up or deal with them differently.
- brown9-2 13y agoFrom their website, I see no mention of how much quota or space you get to store photos with them. Am I correct to assume that you have infinite space?
- tombot 13y agoYes
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- jrochkind1 13y agoWow, yeah, it looks like Everpix is exactly what he asked for, and more, including multi-platform support (not just iOS), and for exactly the price he specs -- $5/month.
- jack_trades 13y agoHe also said unlimited video.
- tommoor 13y agoEverpix doesn't support Android just yet I believe - someone correct me if i'm wrong!
- zaking17 13y agoYes, I use Everpix and I've been really happy with it. However, I like the photo upload tools that come with Dropbox, so now I collect, sort, and edit photos in Dropbox, then I transfer them to a static(ish) Everpix library that distributes them back to my iPhone/iPad/browser. Seems kind of circular, but it works really well. And I have 170,000 photos in the cloud for less than the cost of a Dropbox upgrade.