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My 3 Apps I chose for my Photo Share Project are:

Amazon Photos

Flickr

Shutterfly

My research is based on personal use.

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www.amazon.com/photos

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Amazon Photos offers unlimited full-resolution online photo storage, and 5 GB free video storage to Prime Members.

You can share unlimited photo storage with up to 5 people.

Amazon Photos comes pre-installed on Amazon devices, so you can enjoy your photos from anywhere. You can also view your favorite photos on your Fire TV and Echo Show with Alexa's voice-powered commands.

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www.flickr.com

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Flickr is a very popular photo app as well as being widely used by photo researchers and by bloggers to host images that they embed in blogs and social media.

Flickr offers 2 types of accounts; Free and Pro. Free Accounts have up to 1 TB of storage, and Pro offers unlimited storage, advanced statistics, advertising-free browsing, and videos up to 10 minutes in length.

Flickr offers both private and public image storage.

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Shutterfly specializes in image publishing services. They offer a variety of services from printing of pictures, calendars, photo books, invitations, tote bags, etc.

Shutterfly turns digital snapshots into tangible things!

Shutterfly acquired Lifetouch, the world's largest school photography company in 2018!

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www.shutterfly.com

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Comparison Between Apps

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After researching each of these three photo apps I have decided that I would choose Flickr to be the best. Amazon photos would be great if I had a Amazon Prime membership but I do not want to pay $100/yr to have that. Shutterfly is okay but more of a app to be able to upload photos and create gits which is awesome and I have used it before to order canvas's but I would rather store my photos on Flickr.