Tuesday, February 14, 2006
ShutterBook: The Flickr Killer?
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "ARTICLE" @ 02:00 PM
"Flickr has been dominating the online Photo/Picture sharing scene but all this might just change. Shutterbook, a new but slightly well known Service is gaining momentum at a rapid speed and poses a huge threat to Flickr. Shutterbook is a great Photo Sharing service currently providing a mammoth 20 GB of storage space, unlimited bandwidth, and the slickest interface of all photo sharing websites. First and foremost, Shutterbook is a photo sharing service, not an image host, so there are no features like thumbnail code generating, anonymous uploading, etc. You must sign up for an account to avail their features. Now, the great part is that if you sign up while they are still in BETA testing phase, you get [a lot]."
I typically hate referring to things as <Insert_favorite_product_here> Killer, but ShutterBook really is quite nice. I feel that the main downside is that $49/year subscription fee which is a fairly small price to pay if you calculate the monthly cost, but I feel that a number of people will think twice before investing that kind of money. Have any of you used this software?
I typically hate referring to things as <Insert_favorite_product_here> Killer, but ShutterBook really is quite nice. I feel that the main downside is that $49/year subscription fee which is a fairly small price to pay if you calculate the monthly cost, but I feel that a number of people will think twice before investing that kind of money. Have any of you used this software?
