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Photobucket v Flickr
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What do you use?
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I buy my own hosting.. hundred thousand pics costs me about 50 quid a year www.tsohost.co.uk get yourself any old free gallery thats about and you then have complete control over everything..
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Sry what do you mean by get yourself any old gallery thats about ? Do you mean go to a site that specialises in hosting photos.
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from what i understand (or was told on here) they dont touch the original.
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ah ha found it..
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=302730&highlight=flickr
so basically upload at a size you want to display at and then link to the original from flickr and it should be as is.
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=302730&highlight=flickr
so basically upload at a size you want to display at and then link to the original from flickr and it should be as is.
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The original is not processed, but the default viewing sizes used for browsing have definitely been sharpened. If someone posts to a pro account the original can be viewed by clicking "view all sizes" on a photo by photo basis (a bit laborious) but I don't think there is any way you can choose to view original size by default like you can with pbase (for example).
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Interesting info. regarding the resizing and sharpening on PB and Flickr - have seen some discussion of it before but wasn't aware of the detail.
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