What is the best free photo hosting website which you don't give rights, and which you can use commercially?
Jun 18, 2009 by impete82 | Posted in Other - Internet
I have a flickr, picasa, and my own website. But I would like to legion my images, which I plan to use on my website, elsewhere. Flickr you can not use commercially, and picasa you give a worldwide enable (similiar on facebook) which I am not fond of.
Are there any good commercially friendly free photo hosting websites?
ust get unshackle hosting :) Change to payed hosting only when you will feel the need.
I recommend 000webhosting. They give you 100gb of bandwidth, 1.5 gb of span and there are no ads.
http://www.000webhost.com/115897.html
Yerko D | Jun 22, 2009
Is there a photo hosting site that will accept directly from the camera?
Apr 11, 2009 by Chetco | Posted in Cameras
My buddy's images from his new camera are too large for his OLD pc.
Is there a photo hosting site, such as photobucket, that will upload directly from a digital camera?
Thanks to both of you. I will send both messages his way.
Some peerless answers here! It appears he has options.
He'd still have to up his camera into his computer, but Shutterfly should be able to access them without actually putting the pics on his pc.
Shutterfly is complex, its free and there are no size limits.
ξBindi§ | Apr 12, 2009
How can I insert an image into my email from a photo hosting site?
Oct 15, 2009 by CRonaldo07 | Posted in Attachments & Photos
Please discriminate me how can I insert an image from photo hosting site just like photobucket?
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Also, look at smugmug.com. Fickr seems to be the 800-pounding gorilla on the screen, but the operator event isn't all that serene, and is rather out of date; smugmug is smarter about things like downloading pictures in the backstage, so they come about up faster when you squeeze "next". Or for that occurrence zenfolio.com, for a indeed bland alcohol episode. But if you long for to participate in the purchaser interaction over there, possibly flickr, I entertain the idea it has the community.
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So here it goes. Flickr is cheaper but is made like a sexual networking situation. Smugsmug is honourable for hosting photos and is categorically correct at it but it is more costly. Now alone I'm a cheapskate and would on flickr. I would though keep all your photos sneaking on flickr and only use it for hosting simply because like any other "art" position there will be people who will solely roughly skim through through flickr downloading photos from other people and at most claiming that it as theirs.
