Thanks for sharing your experience. I usually use multiple photos in a blog entry. Having to choose photos one by one without an integrated plugin would be a difficult adjustment.
I have seen photo.net and flickr galleries, but the design layout never did appeal to me. But it looks like some folks use more than one method to suit their needs. -Pat On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 1:35 AM, Juriy Lukin<[email protected]> wrote: > I use Zenfolio for photo hosting. > Honestly, next time I'd prefer Flickr. > Zenfolio is a very small company, and developing of extra features is > very slow. For example, they promised custom themes more than year > ago... but still nothing changed. > There is no integration plugins neither for Wordpress, nor for > Drupal. Posting 300+ images is a pain! > Zenfolio doesn't show real image url, and I have to right-click on > every photo, select in drop-down menu "Show link to photo", then > select proper url, copy... paste into blog posting window... and all > over again. > I like to tell photo-stories, but this hosting limits me :( > > For example, Flickr plugins allow fetching photo urls from photoset, > inserting them into post as tag < img src... > - much more convenient! > > But if you don't need such integration features - you can use > Zenfolio. It's fast, reliable and (if you pay 40$/year) you have > unlimited storage space, custom domain name (e.g. CNAME), good > security options (password-protection of photo/gallery/collection). ZF > also has different themes (only a couple of them are really usable), > some layout customisation (number of columns, size of thumbnails, > amount of information shown on photo page). > ZF aims at dedicated photo site - unlike Flickr, which has ugly design > and very good integration features. > > > Hope this helps :) -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
