Members can also explore other members' albums if they have made them public. Mac users will have to test out a beta version of the photo album, so they may experience glitches. But it's the cool extra features that we really love, such as e-mail and snail mail photo postcards, reprint services and photo gifts. The site doesn't develop 35mm film, but if you take film to a Kodak developer for uploading to Kodak's PhotoNet site, you can easily transfer images to PhotoPoint. ZING For quality, ease of use and extensive features, the proof is in the pictures here.
Albums can be private, shared with friends and family, or open to the public.
What sets this site apart are its excellent instructions and the thousands of public albums that are like virtual museums. While other photo sites vie for the latest family snapshots, this one focuses on photographs from days gone by. The pictures, many from the 19th century, make for fascinating browsing. A site dedicated to preserving pictures of the past. Mail your film in a postage-paid envelope for free processing.