Reviews of the Shutterfly
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CNET Review
The Good: Friendly interface; fast navigation; delivers prints with captions; strong customer support.
The Bad: Conducts most editing online, which is slower than offline editing; doesn't let guests view pictures at high resolutions; contains mildly annoying pop-up ads.
The Bottom Line: Digital photographers who want a free photo manager with a winsome interface may prefer Shutterfly. However, Ofoto costs the same price and delivers better-looking prints.
Manufacturer: Shutterfly.com
Part number: CNETSHUTTERFLY
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