Alternative to flickr?

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flickr for free users has a restriction to 3 albums and 100mb pics
Any other site that does not have such limits?
It must have easy organising, unlimited albums and easy viewing
 
nuke, I've tested a bunch of services out... photobucket rules, period. I'm using it as a replacement for flickr, imageshack, gallery 2 :P
 
photobucket is good... but when u want to upload like a hundred photos , the yahoo upload s/w comes in handy.. u just drag all the images in the box and it'll start uploading , so u can upload a couple of 100 images at a time....
I am talking about the Yahoo Photos and not flicker.. plus u don't have any limit in it
 
rASCAL said:
photobucket is good... but when u want to upload like a hundred photos , the yahoo upload s/w comes in handy.. u just drag all the images in the box and it'll start uploading , so u can upload a couple of 100 images at a time....
I am talking about the Yahoo Photos and not flicker.. plus u don't have any limit in it
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Get a pro account and you have more than a few ways to upload your pics to Photobucket - I had close to 5000 pics to move from picasa, so I chose FTP... but they also have a nifty java-based bulk upload tool which lets you browse your computer, and preview images before you choose to upload them.
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photobucket seems good except for the 30 pics/month limit (?)

picasa is for local machine only right?
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Even for free accounts, I don't believe there is a 30 pics/month upload limit... during testing various services I must have uploaded 100's of pics to Photobucket.

Like I said, if you want to centralize image hosting for email, forums or sharing, photobucket offers flexibility that no others do atm... I can select an entire album and generate thumbs for a forum or my website in a few seconds :)

The only drawback with photobucket is that your account is either private or public - no way to mark certain albums private/public. A small price to pay for a kickass service though.

Oh, and if you didn't know, Photobucket is the largest and most widely used image hosting service on the web.
 
Picasa Web Albums is pretty good... The Picasa Application can easily upload the files...and also the invite sharing is gr8!! Been using it before google bought them!!
 
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