Originally Posted by
CPRich
I was going to recommend SmugMug, but you have that listed. What didn't you like? Unlimited storage, privacy controls, multiple redundancy /mirrors on Amazon's S3 fabric, $40/yr basic or $60/yr to enable customization and video, stores full-res JPEGs (unlike others, they don't downres. RAW storage isn't really photo storage, it's just file storage). You can't get much easier than the drag-and-drop uploader.
It is a bit difficult to fully customize, but there are plenty of templates and if you want to do html layout and CSS scripting, you're better of doing a domain name/hosting on your own anyway.
I've been a happy Power-level user for nearly 7 years. They also run dgrin.com with a very responsive support system fior SmugMug users.
Zenfolio is the only other one that was comparable last I looked.
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I've been playing with smugmug for the past day or so, and for some reason, I'm finding it a bit hard to work with. That said, it's a front-runner. One big question remains--is there a way to have multiple individuals upload to a single account (ie, if I wanted to give my father and my sister their own passwords, can they send photos to my account?), or do I just give them my name and password and let them play me for a while?