Flickr is the most popular sites that allow you to create online albums, is really what gives me the most?
In the free version of Flickr can upload up to 100 megabytes of photos a month , whereas non-high picture quality with today's cameras can overcome even the 2 mega, we load about 50 photos per month . The important thing, in the negative Is that we can upload to Flickr all the photos we want, but will see only the last 200 , as they say a video game, this limitation makes the longevity equal to 0. Cost PRO account to remove the limits $ 24.95 per year (18-20 € exchange rate).
23hq instead is the site for now, seems to offer most of the more famous competitor, the only downside is you can only upload 30 photos per month , but it is not a big sore point with respect to Flickr , ie, it makes no sense to upload as many photos per month if after the first two hundredth start disappearing from our collection! In addition
23hq allows for the first month to load as many as 300 pictures ( more than the maximum total of Flickr! ), displaying a calendar pointing out the days on which photos were taken and the creation of "Stories " series of photos with commentary to tell a story exactly.
The Plus version of this platform, to remove the limit of 30 photos per month, costs 20 € a year.
points in common: they can create and upload photo albums riguardardanti a topic on 23hq are called, looks a little bit, Album, and Flickr Set; badge to show your photos as a slide show on a site, Functions " Social "even if Flickr is most widely used and evolved from this point of view, 23hq technically has nothing to envy.
My photos on 23hq
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