Photo/video managing websites review

Flickr
This is one of the most well-known photo and video management and sharing application. The website allows users to share photos and videos, or keep them private on their account. Content may be downloaded onto the site from the wed, from a PC, from mobile devices, and from almost any software that manages content. Users also may share their content outside the site using the designated feature. In addition to that, the website allows users to organize their files in to albums, add tags, notes and comments. Users can also join groups and follow each other’s accounts.

Photobucket
This is a photo and video management/sharing site. It also provides monthly subscriptions ranging from Beginner ($4.99, 2500 images (25GB)), to Intermediate ($6.99, 25000 images (250GB)) to Expert ($11.99, Unlimited Images). Each tier comes with more perks and less limitations to use the site. Website provides users with an easy to share feature, advanced privacy settings, enough storage space to keep photos in their best quality and an online image editor.

Russian Myspace
A part of a social media-like photo and video sharing service provided by my.mail.ru. Allows users to upload, share and comment the content. Has an organized feed where you can sort photos and videos by who has uploaded it (a friend or a group), and by date. Also has a feature suggesting content related to your preferences and interests which you can set when starting work with the site and change any time or turn off completely.