Image hosting websites?

[idiot_boyfriend]

I have many picture I want to upload, but (so far) for the places I've found, most have a limit around 1 MB. Unfortunately, I have pictures slightly about this limit, 1.15 MB to be exact.

Does anyone know a good photo hosting site?

 

[AFK Protector]

photobucket.com

 

[Vincent]

imageshack.us

 

[diablo]

Buy your own domain.

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Convert or compress the image to a lower resolution so you can upload it to any site.

 

[idiot_boyfriend]

Originally posted by Francisco d'Anconia
Convert or compress the image to a lower resolution so you can upload it to any site.

Alright.... now here's the million-dollar-question....

How do I do that?

AFK Protector, photobucket has a limit of 250 KB per image.

Vincent, the limit is just a little too small. It says a max of 1024 KB per image.

diablo, no job, no money.... I'm pòhh....

 

[m4a1]

diablo,
Do you know of any cheap host that only hosts pictures and has css/html capability?
I could do a WHO on your domain, but I'll just ask, where are you hosting it, and how much are you paying per year?

It seems all the hosts nowadays have all the stuff like cgi/php/mysql etc, I'll probably end up paying extra for something I may never use.

 

[Silquee Smoove]

Alright.... now here's the million-dollar-question....

How do I do that?

Use MS Paint and "save as" under a different format and as for getting the filesize down, "crop" or cut your picture for only the most relevant info.

 

[m4a1]

1 MB is too big for one picture. Get Photoshop, open the file, and then when you "save as" it will ask for the quality you want, or if it's big in dimentions, you should resize it.
Paintshop pro can do that also, I'm not sure about other programs.

 

[m4a1]

Originally posted by Silquee Smoove
Use MS Paint and "save as" under a different format and as for getting the filesize down, "crop" or cut your picture for only the most relevant info.

MS Paint really really fvcks up the quality.

 

[Silquee Smoove]

1 MB is too big for one picture. Get Photoshop, open the file, and then when you "save as" it will ask for the quality you want, or if it's big in dimentions, you should resize it.
Paintshop pro can do that also, I'm not sure about other programs.

Yeah, but he may not have the money for those...

no job, no money.... I'm pòhh....

MS Paint really really fvcks up the quality.

Yeah, that's true and why I would recommend a freeware program like the GIMP. The only thing with the GIMP is that it crashes waaayyyy too damn much for my liking.

Today happens to be release day for v2.2 hmmm....

http://www.gimp.org

 

[diablo]

Originally posted by Silquee Smoove
Yeah, but he may not have the money for those...

You mean to tell me that people actually pay for software?!?!

 

[m4a1]

It's illegal to download it using Ares, so I don't recommend downloading it and then searching for "photoshop".

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Freeware is called freeware for a reason...

 

[Silquee Smoove]

Yes, devil, believe it or not, I do "occasionally" buy my software. But I'm becoming a bigger fan of source code and the developer industry. It's more direct.

 

[m4a1]

Originally posted by Francisco d'Anconia
Freeware is called freeware for a reason...

Photoshop isn't freeware.

 

[Silquee Smoove]

Freeware is called freeware for a reason...

I'm not talking about the programs you pick up off some of these "download" sites that come bundled with spyware/adware or that the developer asks for a donation.

Just a specific genre program that is worked on by a "cult" of developers and supporters and put out for public use.

 

[diablo]

Originally posted by Francisco d'Anconia
Freeware is called freeware for a reason...

Adobe Photoshop CS : US$649.00
http://store.adobe.com/store/products/master.jhtml?id=catPhotoshop

 

[m4a1]

Hey diablo, you didn't answer my questions above, hmm. k.

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Originally posted by diablo
Adobe Photoshop CS : US$649.00
http://store.adobe.com/store/products/master.jhtml?id=catPhotoshop

http://www.irfanview.com/ a top rated FREE digital image utility that can resize photos.

Who the h3ll would pay $649 for Photoshop if they just needed to resize a photo???