3rd party photo hosting sites

[Toyark]

incoming pictures of... bears chasing a honda
Have you tried rotating your pictures before uploading?
Irfanview is neat free programs which does all sorts of stuff like that so no real need for hosting your pics elsewhere IMHO

[Turbofurball]

I use imgur, I don't know if they provide any editing tools though as I usually scale down the photos on a computer or phone first!

[Jay_Benson]

I have to say that I am using an Apple account to host my photos, files etc. I suspect that they will be around somewhat longer than I will so there is less risk of losing everything suddenly if the host was to go belly up. No, it is not cheap, but it is hardly massively expensive.

Long term storage can be done on external media (minimum of two copies and one copy in different houses - to cover for fire etc) - with the cost of good quality SD cards being so low it is not that expensive - just make sure that the next computer can actually read the media type.

[MEZ]

Originally Posted by Toyark

incoming pictures of... bears chasing a honda
Have you tried rotating your pictures before uploading?
Irfanview is neat free programs which does all sorts of stuff like that so no real need for hosting your pics elsewhere IMHO

OK 'B'...???? Tried rotation yes. I'm only asking from memory as someone suggested the 3rd party hosting site but tbh why I have no idea. There's obviously something you have to do too the image to stop rotation. You know me of old, I'm not a techno junkie like some folk on here...!!!

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[Toyark]

Download the free software package called IRFANVIEW
Very intuitive
Does what you need

[backofbeyond]

Blimey, is Irfanview still going? I remember using it back in the mid 90’s. It was ok but that was back in the days of Windows 95. I hope it’s moved on since then.

[MEZ]

So Gents, which one of these do I download...???

[Turbofurball]

Any, they're all the same just kept in different places