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Fri Aug-05-05 08:34 PM
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Anyone Keep Large Photo Albums on the Internet? What's the Best Site? |
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I'd like to post several hundred photos from my 5 megapixel camera on the web and would like to find the best place to store them. For that much space (3-500MB?), I assume a paid site will be required. Don't expect to get a lot of hits per picture -- it's just the one-time bandwidth an storage.
I set up a basic free account at Flickr, which works pretty well but has a prohibitive uploading threshold. It costs $24 a year for unlimited uploading and storage.
I'd like to understand if there are better options. I don't need anything too fancy, although subdirectories would be nice.
Note: Posted in the Computer Group, but responses are slow.
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Fri Aug-05-05 09:06 PM
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1. I'm hoping someone will answer you. Good question. I'm more |
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scared of how long the cd's last and the hard drives. They don't last forever. Plus it's a pain to go through them. Even $24 a year sounds like it would be worth it.
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Sat Aug-06-05 09:10 AM
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Another kick for Sat AM.
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Sat Aug-06-05 09:14 AM
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Sat Aug-06-05 11:17 AM
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4. I Use Photobucket for Posting Pics on DU |
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but would prefer a different format for photo albums. Haven't run into a limit yet on Photobucket, but a lot of the image hosting places have thresholds of some kind.
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