Using Flickr

BeatleJuice said:
Just checked. It was disabled, and I have enabled it , but the exif data is still missing.
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You might need to re upload it? You could try one and see how it goes.
 
bwana said:
I dont upload anything larger than 1024x1024 anymore.
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I also try to downsize my pics before uploading them just to save my 100MB cap I have with the free account. But if don't have time, I just upload them as is.

gdiza said:
I resize all photos to 50% the original size so the file size comes down (like, 3MB to 1MB)

Then

I use the Flickr upload tool and upload the pictures and arrange them according to sets.
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I reduce my size to about 30-50% using Photoshop before uploading either directly via the Flickr website or the FireUploader plugin for FireFox.

koffiejunkie said:
I don't upload anything to facebook. Read their terms&conditions, especially the "content" part.
All your pictures are belong to us.... :eek:
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I upload my pics to facebook if it is too much for my Flickr account to handle. Luckily the quality on Facebook is sub-par so the pics on there are kinda useless for anyone planning to 'steal' them.
 
ld13 said:
I also try to downsize my pics before uploading them just to save my 100MB cap I have with the free account. But if don't have time, I just upload them as is.
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I have a preset in aperture that exports them exactly as I like for various destinations. No muss no fuss. :)
 
bwana said:
You might need to re upload it? You could try one and see how it goes.
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Looks like Lightroom drops this data when exporting to email. With the other export methods, it appears to keep the data intact.
 
That page tells met that too (maybe that's just a static page?) Either ways, it works in all the browsers on my Linux box and I certainly didn't need to enable cookies manually. Maybe it's just failing some sort of browser version check or something. Or doesn't flickr work at all?
 
koffiejunkie said:
That page tells met that too (maybe that's just a static page?) Either ways, it works in all the browsers on my Linux box and I certainly didn't need to enable cookies manually. Maybe it's just failing some sort of browser version check or something. Or doesn't flickr work at all?
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Each time I login after the validate cookie, it redirects to that static page...
 
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