I would like to share a series of photos I've captured with the three lenses on my Mavic 3 Pro since a number of folks considering this drone want to know what quality they can achieve with these camera lenses. My question - what are some of the best ways to post public links to individual full-resolution jpg photos in a DJI Forum thread? This forum only allows uploading photos of 2 MP or less. Full-resolution photos from the 24, 70 and 166mm cameras on the M3Pro range from 8 to 24 MP. I can link to folders on Amazon Photos and Google Photos but not to individual photos so they are visible and namable in the forum post.

What internet photo storage service allows you to post public links to individual high-res photos?

Upload the photos to Googledrive, Dropbox or similar and post a link in the forum.

Dropbox works really well for me when I want to share full res images.  

Skypixel? I upload panoramas (spheres) there, it will also work for high-resolution photos.

Labroides Posted at 6-3 01:42
Upload the photos to Googledrive, Dropbox or similar and post a link in the forum.

Thanks, Labroides

DowntownRDB Posted at 6-3 04:41
Dropbox works really well for me when I want to share full res images.

Thanks, DowntownRDB

These are also good methods to force family members to look at your vacation photos also.

Ross14 Posted at 6-3 10:54
Skypixel? I upload panoramas (spheres) there, it will also work for high-resolution photos.

Great idea, Ross14. I forgot about SkyPixel. And it's a DJI website!

Ross14 Posted at 6-3 10:54
Skypixel? I upload panoramas (spheres) there, it will also work for high-resolution photos.

Ross14 - I signed up with SkyPixel today, uploaded 9 photos, published them, and then posted a new forum thread with links to each of the 9 photos using the forum Network photo insertion feature and pasting in the SkyPixel share links to each photo. Unfortunately, no photos currently appear in my post. Any helpful suggestions? I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.

TheMann58 Posted at 6-3 16:49
Ross14 - I signed up with SkyPixel today, uploaded 9 photos, published them, and then posted a new forum thread with links to each of the 9 photos using the forum Network photo insertion feature and pasting in the SkyPixel share links to each photo. Unfortunately, no photos currently appear in my post. Any helpful suggestions? I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.

UPDATE: Got it to work using the Link insertion feature instead of the Network Photo insertion feature.

TheMann58 Posted at 6-3 13:32
Thanks, DowntownRDB

You're very welcome.  Hope you are having a wonderful weekend.

TheMann58 Posted at 6-3 18:43
UPDATE: Got it to work using the Link insertion feature instead of the Network Photo insertion feature.

And the photos are amazing

Ross14 Posted at 6-3 10:54
Skypixel? I upload panoramas (spheres) there, it will also work for high-resolution photos.

Ross14,
How do I allow my uploaded photos to SkyPixel to be downloaded by anyone in full resolution? Even when downloading my own photos, they are only 518K instead of the 8-20 MP originals that I uploaded.

Also, I am unable to edit my SkyPixel profile using either an iPad or a windows laptop. The profile edit page on SkyPixel appears to be non-functional.
Any suggestions?

TheMann58 Publikováno v 6-4 14:31
Ross14,
Jak povolím, aby si moje fotografie nahrané na SkyPixel stáhl kdokoli v plném rozlišení? Dokonce i při stahování mých vlastních fotografií jsou pouze 518K namísto originálů 8-20 MP, které jsem nahrál.

So I don't know where the mistake is. I tried uploading an 8064x6048/20MB image and indeed it was reduced to 1920x1440/618Kb. I only upload panoramas to Skypixel and assumed full resolution images were supported.
Finally, it is also covered in the "SkyPixel Content Guideline for Users", if I understand correctly.



In any case, I apologize for the wrong information.

Ross14 Posted at 6-5 12:30
So I don't know where the mistake is. I tried uploading an 8064x6048/20MB image and indeed it was reduced to 1920x1440/618Kb. I only upload panoramas to Skypixel and assumed full resolution images were supported.
Finally, it is also covered in the "SkyPixel Content Guideline for Users", if I understand correctly.

No problem, Ross.  Thanks for confirming that images uploaded to SkyPixel are reduced in resolution - at least for us ordinary contributors. That’s very disappointing but not too surprising.

It's strange that no one here is competent to comment on this problem to set things straight.