Photo management/gallery tool?

[xtophercaa]

Out of curiosity...what do you folks think is the best photo management / gallery tool on the web today? Just curious.

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--C. A.

 

[RONE]

I got Aperture 1.5 about 4 weeks ago and am absolutely loving it. Great for managing photos, and once you climb the learning curve it is very intuitive and fast to use for image processing.

 

[xtophercaa]

I like Aperture too, and even iPhoto. But I mean web app.

 

[D3v1L80Y]

I use Photobucket. The interface is simple, it gives you some resizing options if you need them, its easy to link to your images, and it pretty much suits my needs just fine.

 

[Audio.Trench]

I use Photobucket. The interface is simple, it gives you some resizing options if you need them, its easy to link to your images, and it pretty much suits my needs just fine.

Same here.

 

[trpnmonkey41]

I have a flickr pro account. $25 a year for unlimited storage/bandwidth, allows full size images to be uploaded, easy organization in sets

 

[OSURico112]

I use deviant art (http://www.deviantart.com/). Great phototography/art in general community site. Has a nice gallery setup.

 

[MacHeadCase]

I have been a member of SmugMug for over two years now and I really can't see the day where I'll leave.

And if you mean personal galleries for blogs and stuff, I would really like to try out jAlbum or maybe BananAlbum. Both are very elegant.



Edited to add:

Another one I really like but forgot posting it is SimpleViewer. As cool looking as jAlbum and BananAlbum.

 

[Mantronix]

I'm using Coppermine right now but Flickr pro and Deviant art are good ones also.

 

[RONE]

I have a flickr pro account. $25 a year for unlimited storage/bandwidth, allows full size images to be uploaded, easy organization in sets

I just signed up for their free account, which allows 100MB of file uploads per month. That is probably enough for most people, but $25 isn't too much more for unlimited uploads.

 

[trpnmonkey41]

I just signed up for their free account, which allows 100MB of file uploads per month. That is probably enough for most people, but $25 isn't too much more for unlimited uploads.

Yea I was originally using their free account but realized $25 a year is nothing for me to be able to put up every picture I take in full quality as soon as I load it onto my computer