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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Singapore
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Hi guys
Is there any good free or pay photography website? My requirements are quite simple: 1) Able to have separate category with gallery 2) Preferably have some slideshow ability 3) Good connection speed 4) Good amt of storage space since i wanna upload quite a bit 5) Ease of use TIA P.S. I dont mind paying if it's really good. |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Perth
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I like flickr, but what do you mean by #1? Like categorising your photographs?
Some prefer pbase or smugmug ![]() Check them out! ![]() |
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Thanks Adamadam, #1 means able to have different album for different pictures.
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i like flickr, and i think the functions are quite extensive. The only quirk is the speed... but not sure how it compares to the other providers though.
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Pbase is fast, good, and relatively cheap. easy to use, however, no slide show capability.
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Flickr FTW! Pay for a pro account, unltd storage. it's US$47 for 2 years. If u are a high volume user, i would reccommend it. I'm currently using it now. Uploading and organisation of ur pictures are really quick and easy. Very well established community as well. =D Speed is actually fine! I use juploadr to upload my pics. Drag and drop and hit upload. Voila!
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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I use smugmug.. and it's really great.. not free, but I like the user interface and ease of use.. very intuitive for your friends/family to browse around... and there's unlimited storage, photos can be up to 8MB, and if u take the pro account u can have video too..
and i can get u a $5 discount with this coupon code: gEnzsUWSnS3oo i tried fotki, flickr, photobucket.. and i think smugmug is still the best.
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By upgrading to pro account, it will take care of the 200 pic quota right? |
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Personally, I also use smugmug.com. I think it is very good site.
The smugsmug.com meet all your 5 criterias and some more the storage is unlimited. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Go for Flickr. It has what you looking for.
Some may sneer at it.... You may want to read about this review by PDN
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: East Singapore
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Picasaweb galleries may be worth looking at especially if you have Picasa and a google account.
It's free and it's got 1GB worth of storage |
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personally using flickr pro as my gallery. very easy uploading. so far, no problems with the viewing even when i'm browsing during peak times.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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power accounts have video, and the ability to use css to customise your entire site (except the content part)... standard accounts just allow unlimited photos, no video, and u can't customise.. but their pre-designed themes aren't too bad... i couldn't be bothered to go fiddle with the programming so i took the standard account... i like flickr for the strong photographic community.. but i find smugmug more for me, coz i share my photos alot with friends/family.. so i like my site to be user-friendly and organised for them..
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ya.. i think i might maintain 2... one for portfolio/critic (only the better shots), one for file-sharing (whole series).
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