tshift Loc: Overland Park, KS.

I shot photos for a city and was having problems getting the photos to them to use on their website. I was shooting all their city parks (32), so they could upgrade their photos on their website of all the parks. The Director of parks contacted me and told me I should use Dropbox which she said she was sure I could get them to her that way. Took a little practice and figuring out how to use it and getting my son to help me since he used at his job for contracts and other things I now use it all the time. Thanks

Tom

haren

thanks to all for your reply's..... helpful

DJphoto Loc: SF Bay Area

I love Dropbox and have been using it for something over 4 years. I went to their paid plan a couple of years ago for my cloud storage as well as file sharing. I do not delete anything from a memory card until it's on my Dropbox account. As soon as I edit a photo, it goes onto my hard drive and is automatically uploaded to Dropbox. If I want to show someone a photo on my phone or my laptop, I can access it in Dropbox via an app on my phone or logging in to my Dropbox account on my laptop. I currently have my 3 TB account about half full of my photos. I share photos frequently with family and friends and I find it very easy to use.