Nikon Image Space is now live – get a free 20GB account if you own a Nikon camera

By [NR] admin | Published: January 28, 2013

Nikon Image Space website

The new online image sharing and storage website Nikon Image Space is now live (see official announcement). All previous myPicturetown accounts are converted over to the new platform. New and improved Nikon Image Space mobile apps are expected later in 2013.

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Here is the best part - if you own a Nikon camera, you can get a free "special account" with a storage space of 20GB (up to 10,000 photos per album). You will need to download this utility and connect a Nikon camera to your computer in order to get the upgrade.

I definitely like the 20GB free storage, but the service may not be ready for prime time yet - after I logged in for the first time, I got a page with some strange characters:

NikonImageSpace-front-page

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  • fossiljim

    Canada’s not listed, Mexicans must also choose US for North America. Sure we can choose a different country and it works. But this just speaks to the ignorance of those who designed this at Nikon, or maybe, they just don’t care? Well they need to wake up. How about a website for Asian countries that forces the Japanese to choose China? Bet that would wrinkle their drawers.

  • Jürgen Müller

    Nikon is phantastic camera engineering company, but since niksoftware is gone…this side is so slow in the blowup modus, nobody will use this tool.

  • amalalin

    Cannot understand fonts on page. Makes no sense. Still in ASCII or something unintelligible.

    • http://nikonrumors.com/ Nikon Rumors

      yes, I am surprised that a month after the launch they still have not fix it.

      • amalalin

        so basically, this is useless. And I was really pumped! Is it the interface with Apple. Wondering if pc’s have same problem.

        thanks

  • kc

    I will remember the name atop the hours of frustration trying to figure out this inoperable rubbish. Not in a good way though.

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