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If it's just photos, you could possibly use Flickr Pro? It might be tedious downloading them all later if you lose them, but it's a fairly obvious online home f
by jlees 17y ago
If it's just photos, you could possibly use Flickr Pro? It might be tedious downloading them all later if you lose them, but it's a fairly obvious online home for photos, especially if you want the world to stumble across them. Just another option, really.
- salvadors 17y agoHeh. I already have a Flickr Pro account that I use actively, and hadn't thought of that :) I wouldn't want to pollute my normal stream with the 95% of dross that I'll doubtless take, but setting the default visibility to private could work well. ISTR that flickr does some processing of the images as you upload them though, and don't really like the idea of losing the originals, but perhaps that only impacts the lower res versions, and the original always stays intact. Must investigate further...
- jrnkntl 17y agoIf you got Flickr Pro the originals always stay intact. If you want (don't think you can considering general upload speeds in internet cafe's) you can even upload the RAW's and Flickr will keep them available for your at all times.