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Try picturetrail. I've been using them for 10 years or so (along with photobucket) with no problems. I just transferred a bunch of photos from photobucket over to picturetrail.

I don't mind paying for 3rd party hosting, but $400 a year is too much.


How is their pricing, user friendliness, and support?

What is involved in transferring photos from PB to them?

Thanks


Their support is good, but since nothing ever seems to go wrong I haven't used it much. Their premium membership is $79.95 per year and allows for storing up to 3500 photos or 200 mb usage. If you run your photos through an editor to get them down to about 250K size, realistically you are looking at 800 photos. Of course you can create another account (same email is allowed) and pay another $79.95 for another 800.

I don't store all my photos there, just the ones I want to share on the web, so 800 has been plenty so far.

I remember now I couldn't transfer from photobucket because it wouldn't let me so I just reloaded from my hard drive.
 
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From my photobucket account ...... only seconds ago

As far as the adds on photobucket ..... run add block plus




Looks like they located Ted also!!!


Yep....it sure looks like it....crap


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Posts: 7361 | Location: South East Missouri | Registered: 23 November 2005Reply With Quote
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Picture Trails works! Thank you POSTOAK.



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this was a test from picture trail- and it worked!


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Any iPhone app based programs that are free?
 
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Thank you mate. That was gold dust Wink

I own an electronics assembly small business but I am slow on tech savvy.

I have a total of over 25 domain names linked to one website. They are with Go Daddy & My Domain. That one website is also my email account. I just realised yesterday that hosting is in NZ with my web developer - for ease of support. Hosting here is 5 times the US cost! $200 a year for my business is a cost I am willing to pay for ease of access / support for a major marketing infrastructure.

I now found that data storage space in NZ will cost me another US$200 a year and not a lot of capacity! My Domain will upgrade my email web account to include hosting (photo storage) for US$36 extra per year!

Yes it is a lot easier to do than to explain etc!

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Could you please elaborate on this.

I own several URLs with Go Daddy for my business. Most of them just redirect to the master website.

Please help. Thanks


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Just go to godaddy, buy a domain with a hosting account and host your own pics. Easy peasy. And no ads.



Sure. Your domain is just your website address, e.g. www.Nakihunter.com. In order for you to have full control over things, you'll also have to purchase a hosting account, which is a publicly available web space for you to host (store) your images (or website if you have one). I use the Economy hosting by GoDaddy which allows 100 GB of storage and unlimited bandwidth, meaning you can have all the traffic you want. They are having a sale on the hosting now.

So, your www.Nakihunter.com gets assigned to your web hosting space so that when someone types in www.Nakihunter.com, it points to your personal webspace (if you don't have a website, it just gives you an error. but that's OK). Once that is setup, you use a FTP (file transfer protocol) tool (I use the FireFTP add-on for Firefox) to move your images to your personal web space (There is also a way you can do it directly from GoDasddy's website). So, let's say you had an image called BigGun.jpg that you copied to your web space, the publicly available address of the image would be www.Nakihunter.com/BigGun.jpg. You can use that image wherever you want to on the web.

A few caveats: It's a bit more of a manual process; unless you create an album in another program and upload it, people can't browse through your pictures (I like this fact myself...), I"m sure there is a mobile app FTP program, but I've never used one, I've never been in so much of a hurry to post pics that I needed to do that.

IN a nutshell, Buy a Domain (www.XXXXXX.com); buy a hosting account (right now 3.99 a month for a year); associate the two and use and FTP tool to upload pics so you can share them with a link that you own - no ads.

It's easier to do than to describe, and if you get on the phone with them they can walk you through it. Yes, it takes a few moments to understand how it all works, but remember, to the techie nerd on the other end of the line, a 130 TTSX over 55 grains of H4350 lit by a Federal 210 for MOA performance is as much a riddle as domain hosting is to you - point being, it ain't hard, just unfamiliar.


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Just checked & found my PB account is 53% full with 612 photos.

Their basic plan is 52GB, the next is 102 GB & the top $400 plan is 502GB!

I guess that people who have hi res pics and videos will chew up capacity very quickly.

I need to check out Saeed's HTML option.


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For what it's worth, after my last experience with Photobucket, where I was barely able to upload photos due to all the ads, I looked around and decided to try imgur.com.

This afternoon, I just replaced by trip report photos hosted at Photobucket with photos hosted at imgur.com.

From what I can see, the advantages to imgur is that there are no ads (that I saw), it has a very uncluttered interface, and changing out my links to Photobucket pictures was "relatively easy" (Your mileage may vary.) Oh yes, it's free.

If there are disadvantages, I'd be glad to hear about them.

For what it's worth, here's a short tutorial based on my experience today. This might help you if you want to give it a try. Or not.

The steps were something like:
1. Login to imgur.com with my Google account.
2. Create a new album.
3. Drag and drop the photos to upload them. (All done from my desktop computer; I have not looked to see what is possible with phone apps.)
4. Resize each photo to a width of 1024 pixels. I did this on the web interface rather than resizing the photos before I uploaded them. If I was using a slow internet connection, I might resize the photos first.

Then, from accuratereloading.com, I:
6. Opened my post. and pressed the edit button.
7. I selected and copied all the text from my post to notepad.

8.


The BBCode image tags are obtained by hovering the mouse over your photo and clicking on the down caret, then choosing "Get share links"



That will give you this choice; click on "BBCode (Forums)"


Then, paste the image tag into your text file and replace the Photobucket image tag.

9. When I was done replacing all the BBCode image tags that pointed to Photobucket with new ones that pointed to imgur.com, I copied the entire revised text and pasted it into the edit window, replacing the old text.
 
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Picture Trails works!


As with ANY Disclaimer ALWAYS read it!!!

New PictureTrail members are assigned a free Intro Account. After 31 days, they are switched to the free Basic Account if they have not already upgraded to the Premium account level. Free Basic accounts are eventually phased out from the system if not upgraded to the paid Premium level.
 
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Would it be a decent idea to pay for a month of photobook rent in order to get your photos sorted out and reposted via another hosting site?

I read Saeed's post but have no idea what he is talking about.
 
Posts: 10505 | Location: Texas... time to secede!! | Registered: 12 February 2004Reply With Quote
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Ross,

From my understanding of their pricing. You are
Commited for a year. You
Might pay monthly. They charge you for the year. Not sure I'm correct, but that's how I interrupted it.

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Would it be a decent idea to pay for a month of photobook rent in order to get your photos sorted out and reposted via another hosting site?

I read Saeed's post but have no idea what he is talking about.


It's my understanding but I may be wrong that all your photo's all still there at PB, they have just shut down 3rd party use in order to gain some income from the few who will pay up, so you can get them off the site if you don't already have them stored on your computer.
 
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Testing Imgur

That worked great! Thanks guys



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Posts: 12826 | Location: Kentucky, USA | Registered: 30 December 2002Reply With Quote
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test imgur



1024x768

no more Photo F$%K It, imgur works pretty good
 
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If they charged $3.99 per year for the 2 GB program and allowed 3rd party hosting they would would still keep nearly all of their customers. Several firms estimate Photobucket has more than 100 million users, all but a fraction are free users. If only 1% of those were to agree to pay $3.99 per year that's $3,990,000 per year for Photobucket.

But to charge 100 times that, $399 annually, is absolute lunacy. I bet now they will lose nearly every customer, including enterprise customers who will now wonder just how safe they are from a similar massive price increase.




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If they charged $3.99 per year for the 2 GB program and allowed 3rd party hosting they would would still keep nearly all of their customers. Several firms estimate Photobucket has more than 100 million users, all but a fraction are free users. If only 1% of those were to agree to pay $3.99 per year that's $3,990,000 per year for Photobucket.

But to charge 100 times that, $399 annually, is absolute lunacy. I bet now they will lose nearly every customer, including enterprise customers who will now wonder just how safe they are from a similar massive price increase.


When I posted a hunt report on a bunch of forums a couple of years ago and Photobucket told me that I had exceeded their view limits so I gladly paid $29 for the yearly upgrade.

I just opened up an Imgur account and I will be abandoning Photobucket.


Frank



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Posts: 12826 | Location: Kentucky, USA | Registered: 30 December 2002Reply With Quote
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If they charged $3.99 per year for the 2 GB program and allowed 3rd party hosting they would would still keep nearly all of their customers. Several firms estimate Photobucket has more than 100 million users, all but a fraction are free users. If only 1% of those were to agree to pay $3.99 per year that's $3,990,000 per year for Photobucket.

But to charge 100 times that, $399 annually, is absolute lunacy. I bet now they will lose nearly every customer, including enterprise customers who will now wonder just how safe they are from a similar massive price increase.


I agree, this will prove to be one of the biggest business flops in IT history.



 
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Timely thread.
Main reason I had a Photobucket account was so I could post photos on forums and classifieds. PB recently disabled my ability to do this for violating their third-party hosting rule, of which I was unaware. This makes PB useless in addition to irritating.
Now going with Imgur. I wonder if there is a way to transfer my photos from PB to Imgur.


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new terms and prices..

o Plus 50 Plan: 52 GB of Storage for $59.99 / Year. The Plus 50 Plan does not allow any image linking or 3rd party image hosting.

o Plus 100 Plan: 102 GB of Storage for $99.99 / Year. The Plus 100 Plan allows for unlimited image linking but does not allow 3rd party image hosting.

o Plus 500 Plan: 500 GB of Storage and unlimited bandwidth for $399.99 / Year. The Plus 500 Plan allows for unlimited image linking and unlimited 3rd party image hosting.



what a joke...
 
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Guys,

PictureTrail is easy to use and it has too be because I figured it out and I'm a Tech moron. Also it's much quicker than PB every was. The small price does not scare me. PB can go pound sand.

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Posts: 13118 | Location: LAS VEGAS, NV USA | Registered: 04 August 2002Reply With Quote
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Sent support@photobucket.com this love note this morning, and I am sure they are getting many more.

Greatly dismayed by your policy change to disallow third-party hosting for any but top-tier subscribers. You have not just become useless to me, you have eliminated hundreds of images in countless threads that I have posted over the past 10 or more years.
I think this move by Photobucket will prove to be a disaster and destroy your brand — already in trouble due to ad clutter and unreliability.
You have sewn discord and will reap its bitter fruit.


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I just set up a picture trail account as well...but because of a computer crash and not backing things up like I should have, Photobucket has hunting pictures of mine that I don't have access to anywhere else. Frowner
 
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I wish the push back will go viral on FB & twitter.

I wish Trump will rant about this! Big Grin


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Which link option are you guys using from PictureTrail...direct?
 
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Gotta like the AfrcaHunting.com and 24hourcampfire photo upload service.

No hassles


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Gotta like the AfrcaHunting.com and 24hourcampfire photo upload service.

No hassles


Does Africa Hunting still plaster their logo across everyone's photo posted over there?


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Test with picture trail. Looks good so far.

 
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...Photobucket has hunting pictures of mine that I don't have access to anywhere else. Frowner
Log into Photophucket and choose Download Library. It will create a compressed zip file of all your photos in your/each library and then tell you it is ready for you to download. You can get all of your pictures back, even ones Photobucket doesn't let you see. Unfortunately it does not work for videos. You will have to download those one at a time.




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...Photobucket has hunting pictures of mine that I don't have access to anywhere else. Frowner
Log into Photophucket and choose Download Library. It will create a compressed zip file of all your photos in your/each library and then tell you it is ready for you to download. You can get all of your pictures back, even ones Photobucket doesn't let you see. Unfortunately it does not work for videos. You will have to download those one at a time.


Thanks for that, I was going through photos one by one trying to save the most valuable ones. This saves me a ton of time.


For all non-computer guys like me: The "Download library" button is way over to the right under the links that you use to post photos.


Frank



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And may I suggest that anyone downloading their photos gets a download manager?

Makes it much quicker too.


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...Photobucket has hunting pictures of mine that I don't have access to anywhere else. Frowner
Log into Photophucket and choose Download Library. It will create a compressed zip file of all your photos in your/each library and then tell you it is ready for you to download. You can get all of your pictures back, even ones Photobucket doesn't let you see. Unfortunately it does not work for videos. You will have to download those one at a time.


A huge Thanks...I didn't realize you could do that. You made my day!

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Gren, where do I find "Download Library"? I am not seeing it, but I am not very tech savvy.


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It's under "Actions" on the right hand side...you'll see blue links to click on, like ..create album, edit, download library, etc.
 
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Imgur test
 
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Imgur fail
 
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Gren, where do I find "Download Library"? I am not seeing it, but I am not very tech savvy.
From the top menu, on the far left, choose Library. Then, as Heym said, you will see Download listed under Actions on the right side of the page.




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For now, I can still access and post from photobucket. I guess we'll see how long that lasts!


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