You need some exernal tools for that, which I think is a strange thing. But anyway, try something like described here: http://www.psinke.nl/wordpress/how-...m-your-flickr-account-or-in-fact-any-account/
Hope that helps.
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Yahoo's Flickr Gets Major Design Overhaul, 1TB of Free Photo Storage Space
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You need some exernal tools for that, which I think is a strange thing. But anyway, try something like described here: http://www.psinke.nl/wordpress/how-...m-your-flickr-account-or-in-fact-any-account/
Hope that helps.
Yes. They have only updated Flickr overnight. Plugins and bits and bobs like that will need updating.
In the meantime can you not just create a custom export template?
Long time no see!
It has been a long time since I was so excited about a website. I had almost forgotten how much I used Flickr in the past.
I want so badly for Flickr to rise. Even if it is Microsoft behind. The world needs more big players fighting to give us more freedom of choice instead capturing users into a unique ecosystem.
It has been a long time since I was so excited about a website. I had almost forgotten how much I used Flickr in the past.
I want so badly for Flickr to rise. Even if it is Microsoft behind. The world needs more big players fighting to give us more freedom of choice instead capturing users into a unique ecosystem.
Nope. $49 for ad-free and looks like stats. Still the same 1TB as free users and $499 for 2TB storage.
No, it's 49 dollars to remove the ads, 499 dollars for removing the ads and an extra TB.
See, very, very few users with free accounts will reach 1 TB, they most likely won't even reach the double digits GB, and I'm guessing only a handful will reach the 100 GB mark. So to compare free vs. pro in this way is a bit odd...
The only ones who will need that amount of space will be professionals, companies and such. To them, 500 dollars for 2 TB of cloud storage combined with a decent way of showing off portfolios etc. is nothing.
smart. the whole reason i switched to gmail was because they offered 1GB storage. (back in 2005, when 1GB was a lot...)
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so i can upload 200 5GB photos? sweet.
So nothing changes...not a problem...plus the resolution and file size increases dramatically and the interface upgrade is great...So everyone wins...essentially.
I honestly think that the paid users got very little on this update.
As a supporter from the early days, I must say I'm very disappointed.
As a supporter from the early days, I must say I'm very disappointed.
I think you may be wrong. Can you show where that is still the case?
I will say that flickr right now is slow as **** and basically not useable for me.
I like what I see so far.As it integrates well with Aperture, I'll likely say goodbye to my Photobucket paid account.
this is wrong.
free users now get 1 TB of space.
for $50 you get stats, no ads
for $500 you get 2 TB of space
http://blog.flickr.net/en/2013/05/20/a-better-brighter-flickr/
Flickr and pro users
I love the new design, LOVE it. 1TB of storage is awesome. Funny as I just started back using Flickr a few weeks ago.
For Pro Users, the solution to your shafting is easy- CANCEL.
Write a nice letter complaining and cancel your pro account. That's what I would do.
I love the new design, LOVE it. 1TB of storage is awesome. Funny as I just started back using Flickr a few weeks ago.
For Pro Users, the solution to your shafting is easy- CANCEL.
Write a nice letter complaining and cancel your pro account. That's what I would do.
Try it again, I went in and found my old photos that I lost when I stopped paying the pro fee.
"Pro members, your subscription remains the same."
SUCKERS!
Hardly. Pro users get ad-free Flickr for half price.
Current "Free" storage data caps at places like Google and Apple just are not enough. For a free Terabyte I will gladly use this as another "vault" to keep my family photos in.
And stats, which are otherwise gone. That sucks majorly. I can't say I like the new design either, I understand they want to make it all about photos but the beauty of Flickr was in the community, and the current layout pretty much hides comments and the like. I guess the serious ones among us will still use it as before, but it's way too radical.
Anyway as I said, I'm mostly bummed about stats. At the same $25/yr as before I'll renew it, but the feeling of walking on eggshells about the fact that they may just turn off the stats at any random moment isn't pleasant at all, after having invested so much time into building my presence there. (I know, you shouldn't put trust into big companies and so on, but if I hosted my own portfolio I'd get very little community feedback... and that's why I love(d) Flickr.)
By the way, and if you were not on auto-renew you're out of luck, you're automatically demoted to free. Way to go, Yahoo! Blah.