Picture Hosting

[llangatwgnedd]

At the moment I am having trouble uploading photos to uploadit.com.
I have been paying nine dollars a year for storage and to be fair they have been pretty good in the past,
but the last couple of months just cant upload even blasting them with complaints ,so it is time to move on.
so any recommendations? don't mind paying well $9 a year at the most.
Another thing I have thought of is the free website space with my isp NTL,
How do I go about using that for photo storage only?

Cheers SDP

 

[JFC]

I use photobucket , its free and i must have around 250 pics on there at the mo . Jason B inspired me to look into it :wink:

 

[Paul Chapman]

I've just started using imagestation http://www.imagestation.com/ They offer free, unlimited photo storage. Too early for me to say whether there are any problems.

Cheers :wink:

Paul

 

[Argee]

Another thing I have thought of is the free website space with my isp NTL, How do I go about using that for photo storage only?

Firstly, you'll need to find out (from your ISP) the FTP (File Transfer Protocol) address of their server. Next, you'll need an FTP programme to create the directories (folders) on that server and to upload the files. If you want a bit more info on this, have a look at "Uploading your Web Page files" on this page I did a while back, which also points to some free resources that might suit you.

Ray.

 

[Lord Nibbo]

Another free bee site is this ONE

 

[Shultzy]

This is the site I have used for over 2 years

http://www.fotopic.net/

 

[mr]

http://www.flickr.com

 

[llangatwgnedd]

Thanks all for replying, will be signing up for one of them and looking into using my webspace.

 

[woodbloke]

Photobucket for me - no complaints and it costs nowt - Rob

 

[RogerM]

Sony Imagestation has been pretty good, and free. http://www.imagestation.com

Recently started using http://flickr.com/ because they have some very neat software on their site that allows you to upload pictures by simply dragging and dropping images from your hard-drive to the Flickr window, and it automatically resizes the image for upload in the process without you having to do it in photoshop or PBP and save a duplicate reduced size image on your own pc. As usual, it was my son who introduced me to this service - I would otherwise stick with what I know and understand!

Both free and offering good service.

 

[Noel]

Never had a problem with uploadit and I do like the ad and clutter free results.