What should I use to store my digital pics?
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The one thing you need to check in is a data CD-R, or DATA DVD-R. DVD-R will give you better buring options and increase the clarity of your pictures once transfered from your computer to a cd. Also another good source of storing media (any type) would be an external drive or flash drive. A flash drive is compact, light weight, and easy to use. Check your local wal-mart to find and of these items.
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you need a photo software to edit , re-size and organize the pics , you can get a Free windows xp suitable software here : http://downint.googlepages.com/photosoftware
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if you have a small amount of pictures, you can use a standard flatbed scanner to do the job.\n\nIf you have lots of pictures, and you are very organized, take the 35mm negatives to develop to a photo CD, that will save you some time,and they will have higher quality compared to scanning.\n\nLast and most expensive solution will be to buy a scanner with a photo feeder, that will allow you to scan the photos with relative ease, but expect to expend 200 USD or more. A good photo feed scaner is the Epson Perfection 2480 (jabout 150 on ebay with the photo feeder!!!).
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Better Than:\n\nSome say that http://www.bubbleshare.com is better. I have not yet tried this service, but I've heard good things about it.\n\nSimilar to:\n\nWebshots - A lot of my friends use this. It has a nice album system.\nhttp://www.webshots.com/\n\nFotki - As with Webshots, Bubbleshare, and Flickr, you can upload an unlimited number of photos. This one is focused on prints.\nhttp://www.fotki.com/\n\nWeird:\n\nhttp://www.kodakgallery.com/\n\nThere is also Yahoo!'s own Yahoo! competitor, http://photos.yahoo.com/. It is barebones simple, but it works.\n\nAnother great website that you could use for storing photos is DeviantArt (http://www.deviantart.com). It is not meant specifically for photos, but it works well for that purpose, and for any artwork in general.
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Put them in an envelope with a stamp.\n\nSorry, I couldn't resist.\n\nActually, the best option is to use an online photo sharing site.  This way you can upload the photos once, then send your friends links to the photos.  Plus, you can access them from anywhere that you have internet access.\n\nAnother option is to compact them using compression software, such as WinZIP or WinRAR.  The person receiving the compressed photos would need to have the software to decompress the pack.  Most computers have software to decompress ZIP files.
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camera\nmemory stick\nmp3 or mp4 \nexternal floppy drive\nprinter\nlots of other shit
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I think Photobucket is the best - they allow you to share and give you code to hotlink email, blogs and websites to photobucket. I hope to use it more to save space and hotlink to the larger pictures on my website. Aslo look at esnips they give you 1 gig of space for all kinds of files and info and you can get a tool bar and upload fast.
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I can recommend you to buy Acronis True Image 10.0. It will allow you to backup your entire PC or separated files and program settings. True Image will allow you to store your images on DVDs or another devices. It has a scheduler that will backup your data as often as you want. I think True Image is the fastest and effective backup software for now. \nlearn more about True Image here: http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/
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google images or photobucket
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yes, kind of...I have an sandisk Mp3 player that you can store documents and stuff on, and its great for music.  It is 1 gig and It works really well in my opinion.  you don't have to install anything to use it either.
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You can store your pictures elsewhere than myspace and refer to them by url. This will also allow pictures above the size limit to be used.
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i think sandisk is the best brand in that field. www.sandisk.com
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All digital cameras should come with the software to load onto the pc. Once that is done it should be a simple case of connecting your camera to your pc via the usb cable and uploading the pics should be automatic
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Google's Picasa is a very nice picture view and organizer.  Get it here:  http://picasa.google.com/index.html
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http://www.esnips.com\n\nit gives u 1 GB of free online storage and an option to define private and public folders
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short answer will be use a flash device. It requires no power, has no moving parts and as long as you have access to a USB port, it will be available.\n\nSecond option will be a HD, if kept stored in a safe environment, you wont have to worry about the information, giving you more space than the flash drive.\n\nThose are the expensive choices.\n\nThe way i do it is using incremental backups, i started with a cd holding pictures and documents, that i keep on my hard drive. Every time i increase  significantly my documents, i make another backup.\n\nI dont dispose of all the old backups so i have at least three disks (cd or dvd) with my documents, and the hd where i keep the files.
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i use www.photobucket.com