CNET News - Getting all your photos into one secure place

If spring cleaning means dealing with photos in boxes and on DVDs, PCs, and phones, consider putting them all in one safe place. CNET's Kara Tsuboi and Sarah Mitroff discuss cloud storage options for storing, organizing, sharing, and protecting your snaps.

[poloBMS]

I'm surprised you guys didn't mention buying a scanner. It's such a huge oversight.

[skifree]

I don't actually know if my way is cost effective, but a Nas provides tons of storage for a reasonable price, provides decent backups with raid, but most importantly its local so uploading doesn't take forever.

[Buhassan]

I prefer flickr, since it offers much more storage space than the other services, also, it has the tagging feature to find my wanted photo among hundreds of photos.

[PKNeoHaseo]

Wasn't their a story about photographer that had tons of picture stored online an some dbag of the company delete all those picture accidentally! At the end the company recover only about 5% or so off all his picture an gave him a 2 1/2 yr Premium services free for the mixup. Don't trust online storge much cause of their privacy since they can use your picture without ur permission for profit on ads.