hosting/posting pics
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vwcorvette
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hosting/posting pics
Those of you who ad pics to your threads of your own stuff, where do you have them hosted so that you can link to them. What's a good site?
Geo
'75 Stingray. AKA, Sasha
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'02 Jetta Wgn 1.8T tiptronic. MobyII
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'79 Kawasaki KZ400h
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'75 Stingray. AKA, Sasha
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'02 Jetta Wgn 1.8T tiptronic. MobyII
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'79 Kawasaki KZ400h
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sachilles
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Re: hosting/posting pics
photobucket has always worked well for me. I have two years of photos there. You can link a full size photo or just a thumbnail. It will even directly link photo's to a facebook account.
Sachilles
02 Subaru impreza sedan made from spare parts (Scrappy)
05 Subaru Legacy GT (Rosie)
02 Subaru impreza Wagon (Mr. the King)
96 Chevy Conversion van (Vango)
02 Subaru impreza sedan made from spare parts (Scrappy)
05 Subaru Legacy GT (Rosie)
02 Subaru impreza Wagon (Mr. the King)
96 Chevy Conversion van (Vango)
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DaveP189
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Re: hosting/posting pics
I normally use Webshots - easy & quick downloading from camera or hard drive - allows posting of 5 different sizes (100/200/425/500/600 pixels) - viewer can click the photo in forum to go to my "site" for more, full screen, etc - it's very public, sorta like YouTube for stills, but you can adjust privacy settings - the quality seems to be OK, at least for forum use, IMHO...
Dave P. #189 '02 MINI CooperS+ "Elphie"
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"People who dance are considered insane by those who can't hear the music." -unknown
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Rabbit Farmer
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Re: hosting/posting pics
My own site... FTP'ed to a directory.
Steve #702
Go Fast VW & Audi parts at FastAddiction.com
It takes hundreds of nuts to hold a car together, but it takes only one of them to scatter it all over the highway. - Evan Esar
Go Fast VW & Audi parts at FastAddiction.com
It takes hundreds of nuts to hold a car together, but it takes only one of them to scatter it all over the highway. - Evan Esar