Photo Sharing Website

fiendishlyclever

Toki wrote: »

I've looked a Flickr and Zooomr but both seem to compress the images to much smaller sizes and less quality. I use a 10MP camera which has image sizes between 4-5MB each and rather than email all the time would like to post them to a website and only let certain people I allow have access. My relations would then be able to download them in their original size and print them off.

I pay £16/£18 ($25) a year for full on Flickr - hardly a huge sum of money. Unlimited uploads and viewers CAN download my images at full quality (or at other sizes too). I chuck up 10MP images all the time - no problem (and the uploader software is pretty good, I can also upload pictures from my phone to my flickr account too automatically)

I don't think you'll find what you want for free - most free services have a cap because somebody has to pay for the storage (often by cramming pages with annoying adverts).

zppp

I upload all of my albums onto Skydrive from Windows Live (Free). 2GB of space for free, and you don't have to resign up if you have a hotmail account.

Toki

zppp wrote: »

I upload all of my albums onto Skydrive from Windows Live (Free). 2GB of space for free, and you don't have to resign up if you have a hotmail account.

Perfect, thanks zppp, exactly what I was looking for. I have a hotmail account already and this allows full quality photos and the ability to share. Uploading as we speak.

P.S. It's 25GB for me?!?!

googler

Rather than looking for 'photo sharing', I googled "file sharing large files free"
and seemed to get loads of results.......

spike7451

stefano wrote: »

Really! I have over 200 photos and 20 videos

Same here! I have over 10 albums with around 500 photo's in total!

Toki

Toki wrote: »

Photobucket only allows 1mb on their free version, thanks anyway

stefano wrote: »

Really! I have over 200 photos and 20 videos

spike7451 wrote: »

Same here! I have over 10 albums with around 500 photo's in total!

Sorry, I should have said 1mb per photo.

See near the bottom of the link below. Quality will not be the same for people wanting to print these photos themselves.

http://blog.photobucket.com/blog/photo_video_uploading/

stefano

Toki wrote: »

Quality will not be the same for people wanting to print these photos themselves.

Considering most people who share photos will download them of their PC, phone or digital photo frame, it works for me.

zppp

Toki wrote: »

P.S. It's 25GB for me?!?!

Must have changes recently - BONUS!!!!!!! :j

quickstepqueen

Thankyou for the suggestion of photobucket...I was looking for a photo sharing website and this is just the job. I've just uploaded 15 photos in a flash. It was easy to use and suited my purpose perfectly. Thankyou