Most of the sites offer a money-back guarantee if the digital prints fail to meet a customer's expectations. Shutterfly is making a bid for users by offering 200 free prints and free shipping for people who sign up in March and ship within six months. The service offers free storage, with conditions. Within that period, if you exceed 50 megabytes of images, you will receive an e-mail message telling you to throw something out. If you order a print of an image, that image will remain on the site for six years, and it will not count toward the 50 megabytes each customer is allotted.
Zing offers unlimited free storage with no time limit.
The site also lets users do simple editing of images. Pictures can be rotated, cropped and corrected for brightness or color. Zing says it will add a special-effects option that will make a photo look like a painting. Volume discounts are available. Several sites, in addition to Kodak's PhotoNet, aim to attract photographers by both handling film finishing and letting customers upload images.