Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

It's nice to have unlimited free storage for photos as part of my Prime account but this application is so primitive that it is not useful. It is easy to put photos in but if you have a lot of photos, good luck in finding the one you want to take out. You can sort photos by the date taken or by date added to the cloud drive. That's it. No folders. No tagging. If you happen to have two photos with the same ID, you can only keep one of them. That may normally be OK but if you go through cameras like I do, each camera seems to start with DSCN_0001 so I have many photos with the same ID. This is fine if they are in separate folders like on my computer - but there are no folders in the Cloud Drive Photo app so you must throw away a photo or go to the trouble of giving it a new number. A more sophisticated app would recognize that there are different dates associated with the two photos but this app is too primitive to have that feature. I am amazed that Amazon would release such a half-baked application. So, thank you Amazon for the thought but until you make this more useful I will go elsewhere for photo storage. I hope you have a 2.0 version on the way. This is an update. I have been a little too harsh. Folders are available in the application which makes it possible to upload photos which have the same ID number by uploading them in separate folders. But, you cannot upload folders in the drag-and-drop web version using Firefox as a browser. You can do so using Chrome. You can also download the Cloud Drive Photo application and install it on your PC and upload folders through it. It does not seem possible to move folders in or out of folders once they are on the Amazon Cloud Drive. It would also be nice to be able to rotate photos for viewing in the Amazon Cloud. Viewing of photos from the Amazon Cloud on an iPad is quite nice.