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FujiFilm Launches Ad-Free, No-Limits Photo Sharing
The Raw Feed —
FujiFilm launched a few minutes ago a new photo-sharing site called SEE HERE, which let's you share pictures online. The site has no limits on the number of photos you can upload, nor limits on the number of albums you can create. The branding is almost non-existent on your public pages, and there is no advertising. They make their money by allowing one-click print purchasing.
FujiFilm Launches Unlimited Photo Sharing Service with Easy Printing
Wired: Gadget Lab —
... expect, but it's possible that this is already to late. Today, I see nearly everybody showing photos from the screen on the back of the camera. The more savvy photographers upload or email their pics, but hardly anybody actually buys prints. Not even me, and I love prints -- I used to spend hours in a wet darkroom. That said, Fuji has the brand recognition to make it work. We'll see how it goes. In the meantime, you have space to keep and share all your photos online, for free.
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