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I use Flickr's API to drive some arts related websites. I also appreciate that Flickr stores (and exposes, with your permission) EXIF data. It doesn't overcompr
by leviathant 10y ago
I use Flickr's API to drive some arts related websites. I also appreciate that Flickr stores (and exposes, with your permission) EXIF data. It doesn't overcompress images, and you can access the full resolution that you upload to.
I really haven't found anything else quite like it, and I would hate to see it go away. I've been paying for my pro account for the last eight years.
- ghaff 10y agoSmugMug at least used to be considered a good alternative. They became less attractive after a pricing change a few years back but I haven't really looked carefully for a long time. My main requirement is that I can essentially just set up a new publishing channel from Lightroom and press "Go" (which I believe I can do with SmugMug). But, yeah, it was popular for a time to dump on Flickr because they hadn't really moved forward. But truth be told, it pretty much does the job for me the way it is and I don't want a whole bunch of social stuff dumped on it.