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[Closed] Onlinephotostoragetrackworld. We done Flickr yet?

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Flickr free account going to be limited to 1000 photos (I currently have 2.25k images on there). $50 a year gets you unlimited full-resolution storage.

Path of least resistance will be to cough up the 3 quid a month for the upgrade (plus 20% discount in year one).

Before I do, are there any other free (or even pay if they offer something more) photo hosting sites that are on a par with Flickr in terms of features and storage that I should look at?


 
Posted : 02/11/2018 11:12 pm
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What are you actually looking for?

Just storage or somewhere you can easily share your photos with other people/look at theirs and comment and so on.

In terms of the former lots of choices. Amazon prime includes unlimited photo backup, microsoft 360 includes a terabyte of storage and then there is dropbox etc.

For the latter. Personally I stayed with flickr but 500px gets some votes but not sure about pricing wise.


 
Posted : 02/11/2018 11:29 pm
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TBH it's mostly just the storage/online backup I use it for but the easy (relatively) online sharing is handy. Not really into the community stuff (not that I don't value it, just not really got into it).

Already got a paid Google Drive account, but do like the fact that Flickr is image-focussed and not just general storage. plus direct linking from Drive/Photos is pretty much a no-no these days?


 
Posted : 02/11/2018 11:39 pm
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I'm mostly abusing imgur now


 
Posted : 02/11/2018 11:51 pm
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I would consider mixing and matching then.

At the moment I use amazon prime for backup purposes and then flickr for anything I want to share. Depends how long you want to keep the shareable photos available for.

With google drive I think you can separate it out into shareable stuff vs not but its not something I have spent anytime on.


 
Posted : 03/11/2018 12:03 am
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I use Google Drive and Google Photos,  think it's about £3 a month for 100gb.

However,  standard photos do not count,  so every photo I take on my phone/receive on whatsapp etc goes into the Google Photos cloud automatically with some light compression. If I really like the pic I can save it as original quality,  I expect you can do this in photos but I just save it in Google Drive using the 100gb allowance.

You can share photos/ albums with friends/ contacts,  however I don't think you can get a URL to post pics on here with is a bit annoying.


 
Posted : 03/11/2018 6:02 am
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You can share photos/ albums with friends/ contacts,  however I don’t think you can get a URL to post pics on here with is a bit annoying.

That's the clincher. Don't really want to have to go through 'download locally then upload to imgur' every time I want to post a pic somewhere.


 
Posted : 03/11/2018 8:40 am