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iron
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| iron wrote: | | bummer. i thought it was much nicer than the alternatives. guess we'll see what google photos is like. hopefully not like flickr... |
Google Photos isn't bad. The interface is prettier but less functional than Picasa Web. For example, the album view doesn't show any labels or other photo metadata.
What I'm really going to miss is the Picasa desktop application. Google Photos lacks many features (like adjusting time stamps in bulk). Also, since it's a web (or mobile) app only, processing a hike's worth of photos is much more tedious.
| contour5 wrote: | | I wish they'd keep their greedy corporate hands off our free server space. |
I was actually paying Google for storage space, but now they're pushing me to Google Photos, which has unlimited storage space for free :-)
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So, will Picasa on my PC cease to work or will it just not have any new updates in the future?? I'm less concerned about Picasa Web Albums
Thanks for posting this
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iron
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| ejain wrote: | | I was actually paying Google for storage space, but now they're pushing me to Google Photos, which has unlimited storage space for free :-) |
ditto
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Josh Journey
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So if I understand this correctly, Google Photos does not have a desktop application? I preferred Picasa for resizing photos in bulk as well as other actions on the desktop end.
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Was that the right one? 
How about this one? 
I'll probably never get the hang of this...