Where can I stock photos on the internet without loosing its quality and its informations ?

Question

Informations like shooting speed, or type of camera.

&

quality, which it means that if I upload a photo of excellent quality I'll be able to dowload the same photo later, without loosing its megapixels or size, etc.

Can I use flickr to do that ?

Thanks for your time !

Bye

Answer 1

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http://urbandirty.com/

http://www.bashcorpo.dk/textures.php

http://www.texturewarehouse.com/gallery/

http://www.cgtextures.com/

http://www.mtextur.com/

http://amazingtextures.com/textures/inde...

http://vyonyx.com/index.php/category/dow...

http://texturez.com/

http://www.satisfactionbox.com/

http://www.letsgodigital.org

Answer 2

Yep - Flickr is def the way to do it.

I use flickr to upload a high resolution copy of all my photos which are hidden in private sets. If I want them to be public I upload a low resolution&resized version of the photo.

It will show you shutter speed, aperture, resolution, exposure program, date/time, camera used and more - check out this example:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jedimonkey/...

I also tag all my images in Adobe Bridge before uploading them using Flickr Uploadr (http://www.flickr.com/tools/) - and all my uploaded Flickr pics will already be tagged - meaning no extra work.....

Answer 3

If you mean for public to see etc... the best is Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/ or if your just wanting to store them with a good quality storage site then use PhotoBucket: http://photobucket.com/

Hope this helps...

Answer 4

You will be happy with www.picasa.com

the most user-friendly and there are so may features + the quality is  never compromised try it

Answer 5

Yes...you CAN use flickr to do that. I have even found that sometimes, i accidently lose one of my photo's but then i remember that i loaded it onto flickr. With a free account you can load a large size but you can only upload 200 photo's...but when you purchase a pro account you can upload an unlimited amount and have the original sizes there ready for you to just drag to your desktop...it's really convenient...

Good luck!