… what?

£15 a year, I already have a few followers on flickr, got the app on my phone etc.. should I look at any of the others?

been with them for about 7 years, price seems reasonable to me, but I use it a lot

isn’t it free for the first three months? I had pro for a while, let it lapse, then came back on board just after christmas when I heard of this offer

cant remember what i did but im a flickr pro user at the moment for a month or 2

Flickr Pro version is free if you have a BT email address

I think I might sign up. Now all I have to do is sort through 8,777 photos to see what I can delete… 😯

Fantastic value for money, considering they store Gbs of your photos, all of which are instantly searchable and accessible to the public (if you chose to make them so).

If you have a BT account the pro package is free

Offsite backups too…

Molgrips I’m selling up my E3 body and possibly my EP3 camera too, if you’re interested in either give me a shout..

Argh.. don’t say stuff like that… Doubt I could afford either tbh, although I was recently looking for a cheap small cam for my wife, got her an E-420 in the end for reasons of lens compatibility.

How much?

pepper how much indeed? i have the epm1 but wanted the ep3 but was too much at the time. got any interesting lenses or kit for the ep3?

id be interested to know wht you might be replacing it with too 🙂

Flickr is great. I’ve found I’ve people there to help me with photography, so well worth the money. Compared to a camera mag….

E-3 bodies seem to be £350-400 ish on the bay.. boo hoo

At 15 quid, it’s a no-brainer. Just over a pound a month for unlimited storage and off-site backup…

I have silly amounts of cameras 45 left at last count, I’m using my Pansonic DMC-L1 most of the time as I love the older style.

I’m not sure where I’m going with the photography next, I’d probably sell the EP3 over the E3 as I do like the larger water resistant camera.

The ep3 has ony the standard lens, but I have adaptors for Leica lenses, and an adaptor for using full size 4/3 lenses.