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Guillermo
May 7th, 2008, 06:11 AM
I would like to publish some albums only for my familiy and friends.
How can I do it?
Regards.
Guillermo
msbrad
May 7th, 2008, 09:58 AM
Are you meaning getting more copies of them printed?
If so, there are several sites where pages can be uploaded. They then create the book for you and mail it.
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TonyW
May 8th, 2008, 07:10 AM
It is possible to do it in Photoshop Express according to the FAQS in the help section:
Q: How do I share photos with friends?
A: For private sharing, go to My Photos and use the Share Album button at the bottom to send a link to albums you?ve created. If you want to e-mail a link for an individual photo, go to My Photos, select a photo and use the E-mail button at the bottom to send a link to your photo. For something more public, click Albums in the left column in My Photos, then enable the checkbox labeled Share on My Gallery under the albums you want to show off.
Tony
Diana
July 28th, 2008, 05:24 PM
Here's a site with a free service you can use to share photos and albums with whomever you invite. It's easy to use and if you go with a very reasonable upgrade subscription, it's even customizable. My family uses it for family genealogy.
www.MyFamily.com (http://www.MyFamily.com)
Diana
TonyW
July 28th, 2008, 08:11 PM
Actually I just did upload 50 images I took at the weekend of a family event to Photoshop Express (about 60MB worth) and put it in an album and emailed the link to invited guests to view it. You don't have to make it public. The bottom option under Share Album just lets you share with a selected few. Also I see now that anyone who gets the album can download the image if they want. I don't recall that being an option before but I may have missed it.
Be interesting to see how the people I sent it to make out with it. The upload and viewing went very quickly.
Tony
TonyW
July 29th, 2008, 06:46 AM
Kathy: After you have created an album click on the album name to highlight it but don't click the check box next to it. There should now be a Share Album tab active along the bottom. Click on it and you should get the following pop-up that lets you email the link to the album to your contacts without sharing it publicly.
2428
That check box next to the album name is I think confusing. It looks like you ought to check it to make an album active but what that does is make it public.
Tony
TonyW
July 31st, 2008, 11:56 AM
Just as a follow up I circulated the album privately and it worked well. People who have got it have managed to figure out how to run it as a slideshow, view individual images and download any they want either in the original size or smaller versions. I'll be using Photoshop Express again for photo distribution.
Tony
TonyW
July 31st, 2008, 01:11 PM
I uploaded approx 3000x2000 pixel jpegs - about 1MB apiece. You probably need high speed to view them and you do need the latest Flash player so could be that was the problem although I think it will prompt you if you don't have it and offer to download it for you. BTW mine wasn't a wedding but a 50th wedding anniversary :)
Tony
baycruisers
July 31st, 2008, 05:56 PM
Flickr allows you to control who can see your albums/pictures. You can designate pictures private, public, "family", or "friends." The downside is that all your viewers must be Flickr members.
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