I really want to get back in the game here but PhotoBucket has shot me in the foot. Is there another Hosting Site that you guys would recommend? Thank you.....Centurion9
For full sized pics I'm using Imgur now. Simple and free. Of course, just like PB, that could change at any time. Once you figure it out it's quick and easy. BTW, I'm not computer savvy....at all! Here's my '54 using Imgur...............................
If all you need it for is loading pictures here then hit the Upload A File tab and just load the picture straight from your computer. Make sure you click the full image tab once the picture is uploaded so it is not a thumbnail when you post.
I'm using Google Photo...unlimited storage, but they "resize" the image. I've had no problems with image quality on the pics I post here. OR, you can use the HAMB app and load straight from your phone/tablet.
Keep them in your computer. Almost all forums handle them to whatever size they host. Done worrying. I’ve got right around 10,000 pictures stored in my desk top. No problems wit an outside money grabber or “free” service. Back them up on an external hard drive regularly.
I like Fotki. Been using them successfully for 10 plus years. Take a look here... https://public.fotki.com/redlinetoys/
yup, there is no need for third party hosting here. simply click on the camera icon below and go to upload file. make sure as stated above to click the full size image tab
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