Photo Hosting Website
So I admit it ... the older I get the simpler I like things. :D I've been using Picasaweb for several years now for hosting pics and the odd video - it's simple to use and it's served me well. Recen...
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louiskathy wrote:
I have just spent the day... six hours... moving 180 albums (over 5,000 photos) from Picasa WEB to Smugmug. Everything moved intact with captions and inserted YouTube links that were in some of the captions.
SoundGuy wrote:
Thanks for this detailed update but my question still remains - do you have to be logged into your new (in this case, Smugmug) account to even see your pics as it seems is the case with Google Photos? I want to be able to just click one tab on my Favorites bar and link to my albums with no logging in, just as I can with Picasaweb.
louiskathy wrote:
If you set them to "public" anyone can see them, including you, if you go to your home page. You don't have to log in to see them. you'd only have to log in to upload, edit, or manage the pics.
You should do a test to see how they arrange themselves... and how you can set them to be viewed.. by file name or modified date or created date. Picasa has folders... so does smugmug. Smugmug also has galleries which can be tucked inside a folder.
Once you name and set a folder as open to the public...all the galleries under that folder inherit that security setting unless you change it.
Thanks for the info, it looks like Smugmug may do the trick. :)
