I started using shutterfly a few months ago when I needed to post some pictures of our new store online. My boss wanted to know if I could make a website, I could but not want to go through the trouble and time of making a really elaborate one to stick a few photos of some renovations online.
I surfed around and discovered shutterfly.com. I immediately signed up for free and started making folders of pictures that I had taken. The more I used it, the more I discovered how easy it was to use. If I tried to upload a very big picture it would take a lot of time, so I tried to keep my pictures at smaller sizes. I could also upload up to ten pictures at a time.
When I was done uploading the pictures to the certain folders that I had created, I could send them to people in the address book that I created on shutterfly or add new people to my list. I could also choose which photos I wanted to send them from the folder, if I did not want to send them all to them.
When sending the photos, I had the option for the people that were receiving the files to have a user name and password, or just a link to click on to view the pictures. They could view the pictures, either slow, medium or fast and as a slideshow if they wished. I found that it was easiest just to send everyone a link that they could click on.
You can get regular film developed at shutterfly.com. I have not tried it myself, but it says on the site that you are able to get regular film developed here. Quality prints start at forty nine cents in U.S. dollars.
Once you upload photos, you can edit them and add frames to them. I have done this a few times. It’s really fun!