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Ask HN: best photosharing service?
Hi all, I am currently looking a for, as the title suggests, a photosharing service to store some photos.
I've had a look at the wikipedia page (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_photo_sharing_websites), but decided HN would be a better source for advice.
I know there are currently popular services, such as Instagram, Flickr, but I'm looking for something that's less social. Any advice?
Cheers.
(Also, does anybody use imgur for other than a quick image/link generator?)
- loumf 12y agoI think we need more information to make a suggestion. What do you mean by less social? For me, I either post to Facebook if the photo is one that I wouldn't mind being completely public and I think is generally interesting to my friends. I use messaging services for 1:1 or group sharing for "boring to most" photos or ones I would like to be less public. I print out books to share sometimes. The people I want to share with are not tech savvy.
- rizwan 12y agoCluster might suit your needs. It's not photo storage, but it's photo/video sharing that's only to private groups of people. In fact, people can't even know what other clusters you belong to, other than the ones they share with you. Works on the web at https://cluster.co https://cluster.co and it's on iOS and Android. Disclaimer: I'm the iOS developer on Cluster. As always, feedback appreciated if you do check it out.
- pandatigox 12y agoWow, this is pretty good app! Definitely give this a try...Thank you very much!
- amerkhalid 12y agoI use self hosted WordPress blog. I like having more control, but give up some conveniences like not worrying about bugs and patches.
- Terretta 12y agoLess social? Subscribe to Flickr, set your upload default to private.
- junto 12y agoI'd also be interested in a private self-hosted option. I want to share my family photos with my wider family and friends, but I don't want them to have to sign up to any third party service, and I don't want to upload my photos to companies like Google or Facebook.