Photo hosting sites

[Lamp]

Which ones do you use / reckon are the best. Flickr's ok, but its kinda restrictive (eg. it doesn't just show you the .jpg URL - you have to manually extract it from the HTML/BB string. Also the Android flickr app sucks.

Used tinypic before, but its slow

Something with a decent app

Ta

 

[Deebs]

Don't get me started, would love to do a digital asset management site for just this type of request.

 

[ECA]

I like imageshack for sharing stuff on forums/whatever /shrug.

photoshack is a pile of wankstains though.

 

[dysfunction]

Which ones do you use / reckon are the best. Flickr's ok, but its kinda restrictive (eg. it doesn't just show you the .jpg URL - you have to manually extract it from the HTML/BB string. Also the Android flickr app sucks.

Used tinypic before, but its slow

Something with a decent app

Ta

What about Picasa?
Using Google+ any pictures you take on your phone can automatically be uploaded to Picasa and from there you can share them...

 

[Lamp]

I'll check it out. Ta

 

[Clown]

What browser do you use? I'm on Chrome and I use Fittr Flickr and it hotlinks you to the different sizes of images underneath it as well as displays the EXIF data in a good place.

 

[Lamp]

Firefox for PC, stock Android on the S2

 

[Keitanz]

Imgur best one I have used tbh, faster than the others I have used too!

 

[Z^^]

I use imageshack but have to sign in to the website everytime.. fucking annoying.

 

[PLightstar]

I still use Photobucket but my mates are trying to get me to migrate to Flickr.

 

[Tilda]

If you want something more professional focussed, I've used smugmug a lot, they're pretty good.

 

[Lamp]

At the mo, I've dumped flickr for picasa

Not interested in pro sites. Just something with a vast library of images with a decent supporting android app

 

[Wazzerphuk]

What's wrong with the flickr app?

 

[Lamp]

Sorted. I found exactly what I was looking for, app wise: Dropbox