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I have several hundred photos that I want to share with a group of about 40-50 people. I want them to be able to download the images if they desire, but more importantly I want their comments on the images as this is information that I am trying to collect. Most of the folks in this group are computer literate, but not what I would call computer savy.
I initially considered using Flickr as it is reasonably user friendly, allows commenting, downloading and tagging of images, and offers reasonable privacy features. But, my understanding is that trying to pull down comments is not easy and you are basically sent the data in a JSON format file separate from the images.
I also looked at a program called frame.io which is used primarily for video collaboration. It does not have tagging, but it does allow comments to be downloaded as a PDF file. There are also two other programs called air.inc and reviewstudio.com that are somewhat similar to frame.io, but neither seems as muture.
So, my questions are this:
Thanks,
--Ken
I initially considered using Flickr as it is reasonably user friendly, allows commenting, downloading and tagging of images, and offers reasonable privacy features. But, my understanding is that trying to pull down comments is not easy and you are basically sent the data in a JSON format file separate from the images.
I also looked at a program called frame.io which is used primarily for video collaboration. It does not have tagging, but it does allow comments to be downloaded as a PDF file. There are also two other programs called air.inc and reviewstudio.com that are somewhat similar to frame.io, but neither seems as muture.
So, my questions are this:
- Does anybody know of any photo sharing programs that are easy to use, have tagging, privacy, comments and the ability to download the latter?
- Or, does anybody know of a way to pull the comments data from Flickr in some reasonable manner?
Thanks,
--Ken