250 pic upload

[Viper]

i need web storage to upload 250 pics to fairly painlessly, any ideas?

[miniman]

Flickr? Download the Flickr Uploadr and it'll sling them up easily.

[speedychrissie]

flickr is definitely a good choice. the upload tool is very good. one thing to remember is that you may exceed the monthly limit on a free account if you are doing all that in one go, so you would have to go "pro". but thats only £13 a year or something like that.

[Neil_Bolton]

speedychrissie said:

flickr is definitely a good choice. the upload tool is very good. one thing to remember is that you may exceed the monthly limit on a free account if you are doing all that in one go, so you would have to go "pro". but thats only £13 a year or something like that.

I'll echo that - its the reason I use them, and I was very happy to pay for the privelidge.

:thumbsup: from me.

[Viper]

thanks for the advice went down another route to save opening another account, lycos tripod for free 50gb webspace, resized them in Adobe, using automate web gallery and FTP'd the lot up to the server

[Marc W]

I'm a bit late now, but another recomendation for Flickr here. I regularly upload several hundred photos at a time using the uploader. It takes a while as i like to upload the originals as an extra backup, but if you aren't bothered about having the originals it'll resize them all as it goes and have it all done very quickly.

[corozin]

I use Fotopic (www.fotopic.net).

You can store up to 250Mb of material there with a free account option, with (seemingly) no restrictions on the size/quality of the images you can store (subject to the 250Mb limit).

When you create a gallery to store your collections in you also get a unique web url for it, which I think is a nice touch (although I'm not sure if you get that with Flickr as I've never used it!)

Recommended anyway

John

[tr7v8]

I use www.pbase.com can be free or $23.
Mine is www.pbase.com/tr7v8