Flickr Wants To Put Restricted Content Behind A Paywall Ubergizmo Flickr has always catered to serious photographers and is a far, far better model. also their explore feature (ig stole that name from them btw) actually rewards the photographer with continuous exposure for months on end, as once you get explored you become part of the 16 day cycle and will always get explored every 16 days for an extended period. Flickr would not upload from web interface on my win11 pc since last year. i use capture one so i need to use my pc to post process the photos. the upload time out both on web interface and the pc flickr uploadr. fortunately i have found a solution and i managed to upload 400 photos at high speed last night. the solution is very simple. copy the photos from the pc to an android phone via usb.
Hatch Restore 2 Review Better Sleep Behind A Paywall Engadget Flickr commons is still an invaluable resource for finding license free creative commons photography for art and research purposes. community is super quiet now though. I will stay with flickr regardless of inflationary price adjustments, although i seriously doubt it will be $100 by the end of 2024. no other site on the internet today comes close to matching what flickr provides. unlimited storage of original high res photos. ad free browsing both for you and for the people browsing your photostream. ownership that has publicly stated a vision of keeping. Flickr has great privacy controls for galleries and individual images, so you can control who can see what. they're also not afraid of risque content that's been problematic on other sites. unlimited uploads. i can upload once to flickr then pretty much cross post it wherever else i like on the internet without having to worry about it. Hey guys, i have an alamy and 500px profile where i upload my good photos and license them for potential sales. for my job a publisher asked me to show my portfolio and suggested i upload it in albums on flickr. however, it's the same photos that i am selling and i didn't find an option to sell my photos after uploading them on flickr, i looked up an option to disallow people from freely.
Flickr Is Paywalling The Ability To Upload Nsfw Photos Techcrunch Flickr has great privacy controls for galleries and individual images, so you can control who can see what. they're also not afraid of risque content that's been problematic on other sites. unlimited uploads. i can upload once to flickr then pretty much cross post it wherever else i like on the internet without having to worry about it. Hey guys, i have an alamy and 500px profile where i upload my good photos and license them for potential sales. for my job a publisher asked me to show my portfolio and suggested i upload it in albums on flickr. however, it's the same photos that i am selling and i didn't find an option to sell my photos after uploading them on flickr, i looked up an option to disallow people from freely. The flickr mobile app is far more pleasant to use on ipad than any other photo platform's app.love the keyboard shortcuts i can "like" other people's photos by hitting the f key on the keyboard rather than mousing around for example. Flickr takes photography more seriously than instagram; it doesn’t lossily recompress your photos to save storage, it has groups and albums, and it is open from the web. Store photos in albums. put albums in collections. i've got 15 years of photos stored on flickr. albums are organized by date, and sorted into collections which are years. my local storage mirrors this using folders and subfolders. flickr's biggest strength is in the metadata it lets you use to store alongside each photo. i use this to tag everything about the image, which improves my ability. I use flickr for several purposes all worth the effort for me: sharing my work for others to see creating ideas albums that can only exist online backing up anything that has become a jpeg curating others work into collections, to scratch my own creative itch i curate my public work heavily, even though few see the work in the order i intend it.
Flickr Is Putting Explicit Content Sharing Behind A Paywall Engadget The flickr mobile app is far more pleasant to use on ipad than any other photo platform's app.love the keyboard shortcuts i can "like" other people's photos by hitting the f key on the keyboard rather than mousing around for example. Flickr takes photography more seriously than instagram; it doesn’t lossily recompress your photos to save storage, it has groups and albums, and it is open from the web. Store photos in albums. put albums in collections. i've got 15 years of photos stored on flickr. albums are organized by date, and sorted into collections which are years. my local storage mirrors this using folders and subfolders. flickr's biggest strength is in the metadata it lets you use to store alongside each photo. i use this to tag everything about the image, which improves my ability. I use flickr for several purposes all worth the effort for me: sharing my work for others to see creating ideas albums that can only exist online backing up anything that has become a jpeg curating others work into collections, to scratch my own creative itch i curate my public work heavily, even though few see the work in the order i intend it.
Photo Sharing With Flickr Women S Rights Campaigning Store photos in albums. put albums in collections. i've got 15 years of photos stored on flickr. albums are organized by date, and sorted into collections which are years. my local storage mirrors this using folders and subfolders. flickr's biggest strength is in the metadata it lets you use to store alongside each photo. i use this to tag everything about the image, which improves my ability. I use flickr for several purposes all worth the effort for me: sharing my work for others to see creating ideas albums that can only exist online backing up anything that has become a jpeg curating others work into collections, to scratch my own creative itch i curate my public work heavily, even though few see the work in the order i intend it.
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