https://www.photoshop.com/express
It gives you 2gb of space to upload images. You can hotlink them to anywhere, as well as crop, rotate, and resize them. Basically, they're trying to increase the name recognition of the Photoshop brand among the MySpace, Facebook, and blog crowd, and so they're providing a free image host with the basic image manipulation functions a casual user would need.
If nothing else, it's 2gb of free image hosting. :)
Wow...that's cool. I think I'll sign up.
Where was this a few years ago when everyone was needing image hosting? LOL.
Thanks for the link Spud. Very cool.
-MJB
Nice
I'm fine with good old photobucket. Which has got it's own image adjusting tools now too :P
But a good idea from Photoshop
Quote from: Lunarman on March 27, 2008, 10:17:33 AM
I'm fine with good old photobucket.
Photoshop Express is supposed to be able to work with Photobucket.
well i just signed up, so this is a test to see if the system works well
[spoiler](http://api.photoshop.com/home_14c35637abd04016b711c56f68d55651/adobe-px-assets/718625aa5309492ba981176a2e111e4e)
a VX_Iron Man skope I made with reflections and boot jets :D[/spoiler]
ok, the user interface is pretty easy with the photoshop site. I like it.
I made an account too even though it says that only U.S. folks can join....good stuff for me and detourne_me. I think I'll empty my SD card on the site, cuz I don't have a home computer and no way to back up photos, for now.