Transformers collectors ... sign in.
TF-Plasticrack Crew
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 2,644
Likes: 0
From: NW of Chicago, IL
Originally Posted by e3NiNe
That wasn't made in 82. That's the lucky draw reissue Convoy.
Do eet. Drop the cash on that and be one of the 500 in the world that has one. You know you want the OP with the blinged out gold rims and smokestacks.
Apply for Pay-Pal buyer credit, and you'll have three months to pay that off. You can do eet!
Thread Starter
#CustomUserTitle
Joined: Mar 2002
Posts: 63,855
Likes: 1
From: glass case of emotion
I found a really good image hosting site. I'm building up my TF related images into folders and albums ... it's quite the time consumer during a slow day at the office.
http://photobucket.com/albums/e130/e3NiNe/
the poop thing is, it only allows up to 50mb of space ... I really need to utilize my free Comcast space. :sad:
http://photobucket.com/albums/e130/e3NiNe/
the poop thing is, it only allows up to 50mb of space ... I really need to utilize my free Comcast space. :sad:
Last edited by e3NiNe; Jan 27, 2006 at 06:20 AM.
Thread Starter
#CustomUserTitle
Joined: Mar 2002
Posts: 63,855
Likes: 1
From: glass case of emotion
Originally Posted by Suba-Saab
I'm not sure that comcast allows for direct image linking though...
Thread Starter
#CustomUserTitle
Joined: Mar 2002
Posts: 63,855
Likes: 1
From: glass case of emotion
Originally Posted by Hambone
How much free space does Comcast give you? We have Comcast at home and I've never even taken the time to look.
Originally Posted by Suba-Saab
250MB
Can you guys see this?
Thread Starter
#CustomUserTitle
Joined: Mar 2002
Posts: 63,855
Likes: 1
From: glass case of emotion
Gah, forget it ... snapfish auto resizes images. I need to figure out how to FTP into my account.
BOOOOO. The Comcast online storage is smaller that PhotoBucket's ... 25mb? Weak.
So far ...
Comcast's "Online Storage" :a:
+ allows image hot linking
+ free with Comcast account
- 25Mb isn't very large
- no friendly interface
Comcast's SnapFish photo service :down:
+ allows image hot linking
+ free with Comcast account
+ unlimited upload space
+ awesome uploading interface
- auto resizes (400px wide) and resamples images (50kb max) (aka makes everything look like crap)
PhotoBucket
+ allows image hot linking
+ free
+ 50Mb of upload space
# decent uploading interace
+ keeps images as they are (up to 512kb in size)
- random popups
ImageStation :down:
- doesn't allow image hot linking
Yahoo :down:
- doesn't allow image hot linking
BOOOOO. The Comcast online storage is smaller that PhotoBucket's ... 25mb? Weak.
So far ...
Comcast's "Online Storage" :a:
+ allows image hot linking
+ free with Comcast account
- 25Mb isn't very large
- no friendly interface
Comcast's SnapFish photo service :down:
+ allows image hot linking
+ free with Comcast account
+ unlimited upload space
+ awesome uploading interface
- auto resizes (400px wide) and resamples images (50kb max) (aka makes everything look like crap)
PhotoBucket
+ allows image hot linking
+ free
+ 50Mb of upload space
# decent uploading interace
+ keeps images as they are (up to 512kb in size)
- random popups
ImageStation :down:
- doesn't allow image hot linking
Yahoo :down:
- doesn't allow image hot linking
Last edited by e3NiNe; Jan 27, 2006 at 07:25 AM.
TF-Plasticrack Crew
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 2,644
Likes: 0
From: NW of Chicago, IL
You can always go this route:
http://imageevent.com/packages.jsp
Not free, but you get what you pay for. 1500 images, 6 different auto sizes, option to load original size, documents, videos..., direct hot-linking, no pop-ups.
It also has the capability to disable the right-click "save-as" option for any of your pictures.
$24.95/year = $0.0684 / day
Not bad at all
http://imageevent.com/packages.jsp
Not free, but you get what you pay for. 1500 images, 6 different auto sizes, option to load original size, documents, videos..., direct hot-linking, no pop-ups.
It also has the capability to disable the right-click "save-as" option for any of your pictures.
$24.95/year = $0.0684 / day
Not bad at all
Last edited by Megatron; Jan 27, 2006 at 07:28 AM.