Flickr problem

[squidman85]

Sorry for asking,but do anybody know,how to make sets on flickr?

[Big Cam]

Very simple, when you upload a picture, and it says add a description, be sure to click that, then at the screen where you can add the description, there is a drop down box that says "Add to Set?" If you click that there is an option for New set, then you can create that set.

I've never created a set without loading a picture, I'm sure you can, but this way is really simple.

[Big Cam]

Oh, for existing pictures, there is a little button above the picture next to all the other options such as "all sizes" or "rotate" etc. You can create a new set from there too.

[squidman85]

Thank you Big Cam! Now i know,how to make them

[Big Cam]

No problem, glad I could help.

Also if you ever want to remove an image from a group, you can do that too.

[squidman85]

I've got one more question.How to make Collections ?

[Big Cam]

I personally don't use collections but it's pretty much the same concept.

Click on the You link and then click on collections and it will bring you to a page saying click here to go to the Organizer to create one, then just click create new and go from there.

You can also manage your sets and collections by clicking the word organzie from the top left menu of words which are all kind of like options

[squidman85]

I personally don't use collections but it's pretty much the same concept.

Click on the You link and then click on collections and it will bring you to a page saying click here to go to the Organizer to create one, then just click create new and go from there.

You can also manage your sets and collections by clicking the word organzie from the top left menu of words which are all kind of like options

Hmm...I don't have any "collection" icon

[Big Cam]

Hmm...I don't have any "collection" icon

You have to click the word "You" first then it drops down and you can click "Your collections"

Or click Organize and that will drop dpwn options, one of which being Your sets and collections.

[squidman85]

Ehh...It only have icon-my sets,as in the organize .Maybe i need something to do,before it?

[Ricecracker]

Ehh...It only have icon-my sets,as in the organize .Maybe i need something to do,before it?

Unfortunately, only Pro members on Flickr are able to create collections. For any sets and collections organization, there is a button that says organize at the top, and it'll take you to a place where you can organize almost any aspect of your photostream.

[Big Cam]

Unfortunately, only Pro members on Flickr are able to create collections. For any sets and collections organization, there is a button that says organize at the top, and it'll take you to a place where you can organize almost any aspect of your photostream.

Oh, that makes sense. I've pretty much had a pro account since I started using it.

[squidman85]

Oh, that makes sense. I've pretty much had a pro account since I started using it.

You payed for it?Mmm...

[Big Cam]

You payed for it?Mmm...

Yes, a Pro flickr account is like $45 USD for 2 years or something close to that.

The reason I did it is because your original sizes are retained and there is no limit to the amount of storage space, plus other features like viewing stats.

[VBBN]

The 25$ it costs for a year is totally worth it if you plan on using flickr. You can't see your oictures on flickr after you have hit 200 pictures(they aren't deleted but become invisible), so a line is drawn somewhere. I love my pro, and just recently hit 100,000 views, and it is some of the best money I have spent on any webiste-related thing. ;]

[Big Cam]

The 25$ it costs for a year is totally worth it if you plan on using flickr. You can't see your oictures on flickr after you have hit 200 pictures(they aren't deleted but become invisible), so a line is drawn somewhere. I love my pro, and just recently hit 100,000 views, and it is some of the best money I have spent on any webiste-related thing. ;]

I totally agree, also most image hosting sites degrade your image quality, but flickr for the most part keeps your original quality. Myself being into photography, I want my image quality preserved.