Once again the video wizards at Common Craft make the complex seem easy. Online Photo Sharing in Plain English is simply that. Well done, and Enjoy! And as you can tell by the little widget in the right hand column, I’m a flicker user 
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Flickr resizes all your images though, doesn’t it? I like being able to back up my large sized images. Do you know of any sites that allow that?
Hi Drew,
I believe that Flickr only resizes images in the free accounts. If you upgrade to the Pro account, your images are stored full size (though I can’t verify that right now).
Yep, just checked it. Flickr Pro retains a copy of your Original file. Though I’ve only been uploading the .jpg version, I’m now shooting in RAW…so now to check to see if Flickr will take RAW
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