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I'm now VERY annoyed I didn't; I'd have had 2 more years of "pro", and with it the one feature I enjoyed looking at which is my stats page with referrer info etc.
That no longer seems to be an option at all.
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This isn't true. Those limits are all removed http://www.flickr.com/help/limits/
I think they have some more work to do, I just hit a limit... http://i.imgur.com/SQRvzWw.png
So far, the response from Flickr power users looks overwhelmingly negative: http://www.flickr.com/help/forum/en-us/72157633547442506/
Most of that looks like the usual user complaining because an interface changed.
Disclaimer: Flickr Pro user since 2005. More than $25/year? Off to Dropbox.
BUT PLEASE PLEASE fix the iPhone app which, after their new update earlier this year, no longer lets you upload video!
So far, the response from Flickr power users looks overwhelmingly negative: http://www.flickr.com/help/forum/en-us/72157633547442506/
I love the new UI and the new app.
Than next image button (when you'r not zoomed in) looks like it's ajax, but it's not.
I loved Flickr for easy to use light design, I don't care about 1TB, too much because I don't want to share so much on the Internet. So new Flick is lost me as a customer.
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I, as a regular consumer, just got a 2TB hard drive for $90. That means the space was $45/GB compared to your $67/GB. When you buy enough hard drives to fill a data center I am sure you get better prices too! As other commenters have said, I doubt most people will use a fraction of this space.
You might get the drives cheaper, but you also need to pay for the servers to house them, and rent the space, and hire the people to replace the drives that fail, and so on. The fully loaded cost is far higher than the purchase price of the drive.
I don't think I could ever come close to even 10GB with my residential cable connection. It would take months to upload that much.
Or you could go to some place with high bandwidth and you know, upload them from there...
Marissa Mayer is doing a fabulous job.
Putting products first, like she should.
Wow....just wow!
This is great for the so-called "photo-enthusiasts." I'll probably sign up on that basis. But I'm not sure I understand the mobile play. Most of my mobile photos are horrid quality and when I take a photo with my phone 100% of the time it is with the intent to share with others, either via SMS or Facebook or Twitter. I would be happy to share on Flickr. There's only one problem. That of course is that none of my frie…
Here's a few photos I've taken with my phone:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobisbob/8607495076/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobisbob/8539300849/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobisbob/8526482251/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobisbob/8479530691/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobisbob/8479526973/
Phone cameras have gotten a hell of a lot better in the past couple of years.