Photo Hosting?

Well the image degradation is quite obvious but I agree to your wider point, that said R2R could theoretically disappear too. The only way to be sure that ones images are always available is to host them oneself. Compared to the cost of a aquarium or a decent camera then website hosting and a url are pretty cheap.

Yeah, I would never use a hosting service for the purpose of storage... I store every single original on my computer or external hard drive. I just use the hosting service for the ease of sharing.
 
Curious about this quality issue. Google Drive quality test:

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Bad link....

Yeah, I would never use a hosting service for the purpose of storage... I store every single original on my computer or external hard drive. I just use the hosting service for the ease of sharing.

Same i store everything on a NAS. With online backup with Amazon.
 
Well, maybe Google Drive does not work. Trying one more
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That is too bad. Been using Drive for everything in my planning for the new tank. Guess I will just use the R2R quality for now.
 
That is too bad. Been using Drive for everything in my planning for the new tank. Guess I will just use the R2R quality for now.

Yes i was trying to use google as well. I like simple as some posts ill upload 40+ pics at once over multiple threads and forums.
 
Once I get my tank set up I can easily enough set up a Flickr account. I just worry it could turn into a Photobucket situation some day, but my tank could crash and burn too, so no reason to limit myself trying to game the future.
 

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