i phone tops flickr posting Canon second

Nero

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Lol still way above mirrorless. :p With this and Sony's sales dropping it seems that mirrorless isn't taking the world by storm like some people thought.

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mikew_RIP

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Lol still way above mirrorless. :p With this and Sony's sales dropping it seems that mirrorless isn't taking the world by storm like some people thought.

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I think the problem there is most DSLR users cant see any benefits in mirrorless,manufactures want us to have/want them mainly to increase future sales and i would imagine to cut production costs in the long term.
 
What is interesting to me about the phones is that in the top 5 camera phones iPhone holds 4 of the top 5 slots with the 5, 5s 6 and 6Plus and the Galaxy S5 sitting in the middle at #3
 

Nero

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I think the problem there is most DSLR users cant see any benefits in mirrorless

Can't blame them. Personally I don't either other than size and weight and that's not enough for me to ditch my Nikon as I have no problem with it in either category.

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another angle, less DSLR users are using Flickr and use other products or none at all ....


I think you are probably correct in that assumption. Don't want to step on anyone's toes here but personally I see Flickr as more of a snapshot sharing space for friends and family. I am sure there are a few people sharing more serious photography on there but I had rather keep mine to other places.
 

carguy

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I think you are probably correct in that assumption. Don't want to step on anyone's toes here but personally I see Flickr as more of a snapshot sharing space for friends and family. I am sure there are a few people sharing more serious photography on there but I had rather keep mine to other places.
Yep. I use Flickr for sharing random shots. My photo site for paid/portfolio work and a locked smugmug pro site for the family shots.
 
Yep. I use Flickr for sharing random shots. My photo site for paid/portfolio work and a locked smugmug pro site for the family shots.

That is sort of what I expect many pros are doing. I use my Facebook account for most of it but more recently I have started posting them on my website and then sharing the link only on facebook. That way Facebook does not destroy the quality and download is not available. Right click is disabled on my website (Yes I know you can still download the photos but for the average joe it is not something they can do).
 

Blacktop

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I think you are probably correct in that assumption. Don't want to step on anyone's toes here but personally I see Flickr as more of a snapshot sharing space for friends and family. I am sure there are a few people sharing more serious photography on there but I had rather keep mine to other places.
I see Flickr as a free 1TB cloud storage first, and then a sharing site second.

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Blacktop

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In the free 1TB cloud storage are all the photos visible and can anyone come and download them?
You can make what ever you upload private,public, family or friends.

I have my family photos set as private, and other shots set as public.
At the time of uploading shots I decide what to set it as. It is very flexible
 
You can make what ever you upload private,public, family or friends.

I have my family photos set as private, and other shots set as public.
At the time of uploading shots I decide what to set it as. It is very flexible

Might be worth signing up for the private sections


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salukfan111

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You can make what ever you upload private,public, family or friends.

I have my family photos set as private, and other shots set as public.
At the time of uploading shots I decide what to set it as. It is very flexible
Could you make a crash course thread on using flikr or is it very easy. Free 1 TB storage sounds great especially if semi private option is available.
 
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