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05-08-2008 #1
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Which host site for pictures??
I currently have a cardomain web address I originaly wanted to use to put pictures of my Camaro on and keep up with. I decided to try and upload some and everything is TOO BIG!!! I don't want to go and have to cut all the pictures down just to upload so.....what site can I use that allows for larger pictures (memory) so I can load some. Hope this question makes sense!!
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05-08-2008 #2
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get a fquick page its free and you can host pics from there..
Darrin Stalnecker
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I will look there, I just hate to cut the size of the picture down to upload it. Most of my pictures are larger than 640x780 put not by much. Are there any others that are out there I could look at?
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www.imageshack.us Copy and paste the Direct Link.
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or photobucket
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www.fquick.com is better than Cardomain. It also resizes photos automatically.
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fquick and/or photobucket.
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I've hit the "limit" on fquick several times and had to delete photos. Anyone else have this problem?
BTW, I've been and imageshack.us (not imageshack.com) user for probably 5 years and love it. Never any problems, no spam, unlimited, free, easy to use, and will resize pics for you if you want.
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I will give imageshack a try then. I didn't get back on here last night and was surprised at the responses. Thanks guys!!
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www.picsorban.com
Why? because it's fast, easy, free and it can take some pretty good sized images. It's what I use when you see those big pics I post."A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."
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another neat feature of imageshack is that it lets you create an "account" with a record of every pic you've ever uploaded so you can go back and grab them again should you need to re post them somewhere else again.
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I have a Google email account (gmail), so I use googles photo sharing software Picasa. Their software makes it pretty easy to upload multiple pictures all at once. I am sure most of the others have the same features.
http://picasa.google.com/Rick
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2nd.... because that is one of the few uploading sites not blocked at work!!!
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