The nice thing about Flickr is that if you click through you get EXIF data. At least, as long as it wasn't stripped out in post. You usually don't get that data on images hosted by personal websites.
I long past went over the 1000 photo mark, so I'm out of luck. To be fair, I could start deleting files, but some of the comments on my older files I really appreciate, and it's the input and feedback that I really enjoy so I'm keeping my Flickr profile as it is.
Plus there's the big issue of cyber security. Yahoo/Flickr really was quite bad about notifying people about password issues and I don't agree with just handing over my credit card information.
I long past went over the 1000 photo mark, so I'm out of luck. To be fair, I could start deleting files, but some of the comments on my older files I really appreciate, and it's the input and feedback that I really enjoy so I'm keeping my Flickr profile as it is.
Plus there's the big issue of cyber security. Yahoo/Flickr really was quite bad about notifying people about password issues and I don't agree with just handing over my credit card information.
Understand where your coming from regarding comments on your images. I had 3,400 images on there and it took a lot of work to get under 1,000. I also am Leary of giving out credit card numbers.
I see Capital One VISA has a new feature where they give you a unique number for purchasing on the Internet and it is not connected to your main VISA credit card. I have not looked at it carefully enough to decide if this is what I want to do.
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I am new to the forum (just switching from Canon to Nikon). Do you have to have a Flickr account to upload photos to NikonRumors? Surely this can't be true - there must be a way to upload directly from my computer?
You do need to have your images hosted somewhere I'm afraid. There are other sites, but direct uploading to NR is not an option.
Then I won't be posting any photos here. That seems like an absurd policy (but thanks for the reply, I do appreciate it).
I agree that it is curious that a photo website doesn't allow direct uploads, but the good thing about hosting sites (especially Flickr) is that the EXIF data is easily view able which is very useful for folks who are trying to learn.
I long past went over the 1000 photo mark, so I'm out of luck. To be fair, I could start deleting files, but some of the comments on my older files I really appreciate, and it's the input and feedback that I really enjoy so I'm keeping my Flickr profile as it is.
Plus there's the big issue of cyber security. Yahoo/Flickr really was quite bad about notifying people about password issues and I don't agree with just handing over my credit card information.
Understand where your coming from regarding comments on your images. I had 3,400 images on there and it took a lot of work to get under 1,000. I also am Leary of giving out credit card numbers.
I see Capital One VISA has a new feature where they give you a unique number for purchasing on the Internet and it is not connected to your main VISA credit card. I have not looked at it carefully enough to decide if this is what I want to do.
Agreed. The less other sites know about my information, the safer my information it is. One of mentors once told me, "Trust everyone. Believe no one."
You do need to have your images hosted somewhere I'm afraid. There are other sites, but direct uploading to NR is not an option.
Then I won't be posting any photos here. That seems like an absurd policy (but thanks for the reply, I do appreciate it).
I'm not sure if it's a policy per se, it's more like a feature of the code of the forum. Flickr is likely the most convenient way to post photos.
I'm still trying to figure out, does anyone use Google Photos? I'm wondering if I can use that to host photos to post in this forum. I guess one could downsize a photo and host a link that way. Kind of roundabout, but might work in a pinch.
I started a Flickr account, but been too busy to really give it traction. Right now, if I need to post an image on some forum that doesn't have upload, I just put it in a folder on my personal webserver and link to it. The webserver costs $4US per month, and I know enough unix to do the care and feeding. Here's a link to it, comes up as a random collection of images, all that are linked to from somewhere... https://glenn.pulpitrock.net/Individual_Pictures/ The downside is that, when I pass, my heirs in their endeavors to clean up the mess I've made in life, will probably either delete the server, or just let it expire, and all those links will go dead. I'll be past caring by then...
So it doesn't necessarily have to be Flckr? I just looked at PhotoADay and it seems like you just need to link to any URL? I do have a (rarely used) 500px account so maybe I will try that when I get back from this week's vacation.
Seems absurd that a photo site won't allow direct posting. That's why I never post photos here! And won't until the site allows direct posts. The Discus requirements for captcha lock me out ALL of the time unless I go to the forum section.
Posting these for DaveyJ from my flickr account: He can add the text in another post.
"I am using several Z Cameras. The Z 6 II I am using now with the new S 100-400 Z lens. The images I am sending though were taken with Z 50 and 50-250 and the Z fc photo taken with the D7200 and the 16-80 lens.
I had good luck buying the new 100-400 Z lens, but still have not been able to even order the Z 9!
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Does anyone know if you can post photos to this forum through Google Photos? I haven't posted anything in ages since Flickr cost money.
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Plus there's the big issue of cyber security. Yahoo/Flickr really was quite bad about notifying people about password issues and I don't agree with just handing over my credit card information.
I see Capital One VISA has a new feature where they give you a unique number for purchasing on the Internet and it is not connected to your main VISA credit card. I have not looked at it carefully enough to decide if this is what I want to do.
|SB-800, Amaran Halo LED Ring light | MB-D16 grip| Gitzo GT3541 + RRS BH-55LR, Gitzo GM2942 + Sirui L-10 | RRS gear | Lowepro, ThinkTank, & Hoodman gear | BosStrap | Vello Freewave Plus wireless Remote, Leica Lens Cleaning Cloth |
|SB-800, Amaran Halo LED Ring light | MB-D16 grip| Gitzo GT3541 + RRS BH-55LR, Gitzo GM2942 + Sirui L-10 | RRS gear | Lowepro, ThinkTank, & Hoodman gear | BosStrap | Vello Freewave Plus wireless Remote, Leica Lens Cleaning Cloth |
I'm still trying to figure out, does anyone use Google Photos? I'm wondering if I can use that to host photos to post in this forum. I guess one could downsize a photo and host a link that way. Kind of roundabout, but might work in a pinch.
https://glenn.pulpitrock.net/Individual_Pictures/
The downside is that, when I pass, my heirs in their endeavors to clean up the mess I've made in life, will probably either delete the server, or just let it expire, and all those links will go dead. I'll be past caring by then...
"I am using several Z Cameras. The Z 6 II I am using now with the new S 100-400 Z lens. The images I am sending though were taken with Z 50 and 50-250 and the Z fc photo taken with the D7200 and the 16-80 lens.
I had good luck buying the new 100-400 Z lens, but still have not been able to even order the Z 9!
Best Wishes to you and yours in 2022."