Hot answers tagged photo-sharing
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The correct way currently is via Alex answer of going to the cogwheel and selecting share.
Previously
Go to the album link by going to My Uploads, and click on
the album you want to share. The link should be something similar to
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=[userid]&aid=[albumid] Then scroll to the bottom of the page , ...
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Go to the Groups Facebook App, create a new group, (fill out the info, etc), on the screen after you fill out your group info, you'll see a lot of permissions. One which enables Photos and allows you to control who uploads photos to it. Click the box which says something like "Only allow Admins to edit photos". Finish your group, add your friend as an admin ...
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With Timeline:
Go to your profile
Go to your photos
Go to Albums
Go to the respective album
Click on the cog wheel in the upper-right side of the album
From the drop-down menu, click on Share Album
Send the link from the modal window to anybody you want
Prior to Timeline:
Go to your profile
Go to your Photos
Go to the respective album
Scroll down ...
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You can download public web albums but there are a couple of caveats:
Although the album is public the owner of the album has to manually allow downloads of the album.
Settings > Privacy & Permissions > Allow any visitor to: > Check "Download my Photos"
You can only only download albums using the Desktop application - it can't be done using the web ...
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You can easily do this with Google's command line tools.
http://code.google.com/p/googlecl/
Here's how to create a new album and upload new files to it:
Create an album titled "funny-pics-from-reddit"
stu@sente ~ $ google picasa create --title "funny-pics-from-reddit"
Created album: ...
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There is nothing you can do besides making them private. If the browser sees the picture the browser can store the picture. This is true for any picture on the internet with the exception of pictures embedded in some sort of flash application but still with a hi res monitor you can get a very nice quality screen shot.
By checking no printing and no ...
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You could try this method posted on Mac OS X Hints:
Just stick the folder of files into your public folder, and head to
the Dropbox webapp. Click on the folder you want to share, then click
the “Get Link” button at the top of the page. Add ?dl=1 to the end of
it, and send that link to your friends. It’ll zip the file up for them
and download it ...
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From Picasa help site:
Picasa Web Albums can be used to backup your original files under the
following conditions:
The original file is a JPG.
The image can be no larger than 20MB and is restricted to 50
megapixels or less.
The image doesn't have any unsaved edits.
You upload the image at 'Original Size.'
In all other cases ...
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I'm not a Flickr user but from what I've read, Flickr offers 300 MB of free storage each calendar month with storage counter reset every month, so it's not an option.
If you want to stick with Picasa without paying the fee for 20GB storage, you need to resize your pictures to a resolution lower than 800x800 as pictures that size no longer count towards your ...
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The only reason that services which allow sharing option (TwitPic, imgur and even Dropbox) force you to share rights on your content is to allow the service to do its job, namely: publish this content.
Dropbox, for instance, had an incident when they changed the TOS: there was a big discussion, and Dropbox guys had to explain why they did that.
Here the ...
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www.dropbox.com! It can't be easier, no need to mess around with proprietary photo albums. It can be installed with a few clicks (same for registration), is cross-plattform (Windows, Mac, Linux) and after all it's just a folder on your file system that is kept in sync with an online folder. Of course that folder can be shared with others...
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There is a really nasty way, i do often.
In before, it can take long to do this, so let me explain it:
You go through the photos in the album and then rightclick on the pictures and do "copy image location" then you send him those links.
It is really a thing i do not do often, cause it is exhausting.
I would kind of suggest you to use dropbox or something ...
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Picasa, Facebook and Flickr all offer ways to upload public photos via email.
If you're looking for a simple hosting site to view photos submitted in private, simply adjust the privacy settings for each of these sites.
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Ipernity uses OpenID.
There are several that allow signing in with Facebook credentials (such as Photobucket). And, of course, everyone in the world has a Google account, so there is PicasaWeb.
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Are you referring to your News Feed (Top News), News Feed (Most Recent), or the Recent Activity on your profile?
I think that News Feed (Top News) only displays what Facebook considers to be most interesting to you, so I wouldn't expect your own likes/comments there. The News Feed setting that you mentioned applies to the Most Recent setting.
News Feed ...
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You can't. SkyDrive does not yet have a feature to rotate photos.
PS: After I wrote the above line, I checked the official SkyDrive Help & How To. They confirm what I wrote:
You currently can't rotate photos using SkyDrive. If you have the
SkyDrive app installed on your computer, you can open photos in your
SkyDrive folder and rotate them in a ...
1
Picasa is "going away" and is being replaced by Google+ Photos. (In fact, if you go to your Google+ photos and to Picasaweb, you'll see that your photos are all in "both" places.)
Further, since Gmail, Google Drive, and Google+ Photos now all share 15GB of space, it really wouldn't matter where you upload them too, because they'll all be using the same ...
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I have not used these particular applications but I have used other free application installers from Bitnami.
They currently offer ResourceSpace, Gallery, and Coppermine
The Bitnami installers are available for multiple operating systems, and hosting environments.
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Once you posted it, you can’t add a new photo to a status update. The only moment when you can add more photos to a status update is between the time one or more photos are uploaded and the one you click Post (see picture below).
The only thing you can do is to delete the first pictures and re-upload them together with the fourth.
(FYI: the photos you ...
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I'd also noticed the web page was down, so left a message on Michael's blog last night and he's fixed the DNS issue that was causing his SortMyPhotostream page to be unavailable.
If you try it again now hopefully you'll have access again. See last few comments on his blog post.
http://atastypixel.com/blog/sort-your-flickr-photostream/
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I figured out that the most efficient way to solve this problem is to use the native photo album feature from facebook.
When creating an album you can select who can all see the pictures, pictures that are then tagged are automatically shared with friends, this is a much more efficient approach then using groups.
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Taking info from the link in @Sathya's comment above, the answer is to use Mobypicture.
Their page News: your content is yours is very clear (my emphasis)
Content Ownership: All rights of uploaded content by our users remain the property of our users and can in no means be sold or used by Mobypicture or affiliated third party partners without consent ...
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Tagline of Pictarine is "All your photos in one place" ... but in fact, it integrates only Facebook, Flickr and Picasa photo services.
See the features page for more infos.
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According to the Foursquare FAQ you can only view uploaded (check-in) photos if you are friends with the person checking in or they post them to Twitter & Facebook (and you are friends/follow them). Photos added via check-ins are available through the persons activity, history and checkin detail pages.
Venue Photos are public and can be viewed by ...
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Tumblr is great for photo blogging, as is Posterous. They are both micro-blogging platforms developed to allow easy posting of media files, including photos. You can post from the website, email or phone.
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Your existing SmugMug account has an email upload capacity. You can also put up a very simple web form that uses the API to do an upload. I whipped up something like that for a book we were building using the 3rd party phpSmug wrapper in a couple hours over a weekend.
Disclaimer: I work for SmugMug.
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It's not really syncing, but you can use Picasa to upload a folder of files to SmugMug using the Picasa plugin for SmugMug... Unfortunately Picasa will only synchronise with PicasaWeb as far as I know.
There was some talk about SmugMug integration with MS Sync Framework / SyncToy a couple of years ago, but that all seems to have gone quiet.
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