Every registered user for Flickr, Pro account or free, receives 1 TB of free storage space for their photographs. This space can be used as automatic backup for captured images using the Camera Roll function. Or users can add larger files, such as RAWs and Tiffs. Flickr keeps track of the space a user has used and indicates it with their account information. Learn more about this free space in this video.
- [Voiceover] All Flickr users get one terabyte…of free online storage.…Wow, that is a lot of space…so what are you going to do with all of that?…Well I have two basic directions…that I go with this online storage thing.…The first one is the camera roll…and that's what we're looking at right now.…We're looking at my camera roll for my Flickr account.…Now we're going to set up our own Flickr account…in upcoming movies,…but right now I just want to show you…what I've been using…and how I go about it before we get in to setting up…our own thing…and the camera roll allows you to automatically…back up images, right?…So if I take a picture with my iPhone…and this would work with your Android device,…this would work with a Windows 7 phone,…it doesn't make any difference.…
You can set this up.…Then it automatically goes right here…in to my Flickr account.…Now this is the private area.…This is not for the world.…This is the camera roll.…I'm going to talk more in detail about that later…so basically every shot that you take…
Author
Derrick Story
Released
4/27/2016- Why use Flickr?
- Using Photostream vs. Camera Roll to view Flickr images
- Setting up and customizing a Flickr account
- Uploading photos and videos from various sources
- Viewing larger photos and slideshows
- Editing and tagging photos
- Participating in the Flickr community through comments, contacts, groups, and more
- Exploring Flickr's vast ocean of images
- Enhancing photos with the adjustment tools
- Watermarking photos
- Uploading video
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 24s
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1. Get Started with Flickr
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Why use Flickr?4m 51s
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Camera Roll vs. Photostream2m 49s
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Overview of the homepage4m 29s
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2. Create and Customize Your Account
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Set up your Flickr account2m 45s
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Personalize your homepage2m 37s
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Specify email settings4m 1s
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3. Upload Photos and Videos
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4. View Photos
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Sort how images display2m 46s
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View photos as a slideshow1m 22s
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Search your photostream1m 29s
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Navigate the camera roll2m 7s
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5. Work with Photos
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Edit titles and descriptions5m 21s
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Add tags3m 21s
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Delete a photo3m 1s
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Replace a photo2m 40s
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Rotate a photo1m 6s
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Change the date of a photo2m 48s
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6. More Photostream Fun
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Mark a photo as a favorite1m 21s
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Comment on a picture1m 42s
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View EXIF data3m 23s
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Change permissions1m 35s
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Add to a group1m 15s
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Add to an album1m 21s
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Delete or add a tag1m 51s
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7. Community and Social Networks
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Add contacts3m 11s
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Invite non-Flickr members2m 26s
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Explore groups5m 8s
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Create a group4m 5s
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Explore albums3m 10s
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Options for sharing albums1m 53s
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Connect Flickr and Facebook3m 22s
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8. Flickr Explore
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Recent photos1m 21s
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Trending45s
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Flickr VR48s
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The Commons1m 5s
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Galleries1m 12s
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World Map55s
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The App Garden58s
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Camera Finder1m 34s
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The Weekly Flickr1m 17s
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The Flickr Blog1m 26s
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9. Edit and Enhance Photos
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Crop, rotate, and resize3m 6s
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Brightness and contrast2m 17s
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Warmth and saturation2m 16s
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Sharpness and focus1m 47s
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Retouch a portrait2m 19s
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Apply effects and frames2m 11s
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Drawing and text1m 57s
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10. Tips and Advanced Techniques
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Tips for using Flickr4m 50s
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Create wall art and books2m 53s
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Explore Flickr add-ons2m 17s
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 31s
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