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moongate
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Can someone explain me the difference between a stream and an album in flickr please.
As I see it they are both means to put a collection of photos into a bucked. They are both listed in the statistics. Is their something special about one of them that I might have missed?
Many thanks in advance
Moongate
Michael Presley
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Can someone explain me the difference between a stream and an album in flickr please.As I see it they are both means to put a collection of photos into a bucked. They are both listed in the statistics. Is their something special about one of them that I might have missed?
Many thanks in advance
Moongate
Albums are something that you create to group photos together, the stream is, well here is flickr's explination:
What's this Photostream thingy?
Your photostream is a visual history of everything you've ever uploaded to Flickr. Everyone who sees your photostream enjoys a different view, depending on their relationship to you and your privacy settings. For example, your family may see images in your photostream that only they can view.
If you have a free account, your photostream will only display the last 200 photos you uploaded, 10 per page. If you have a Pro account, everything is displayed.
Hope that helps...
moongate
Moderator
Albums are something that you create to group photos together, the stream is, well here is flickr's explination:What's this Photostream thingy?
Your photostream is a visual history of everything you've ever uploaded to Flickr. Everyone who sees your photostream enjoys a different view, depending on their relationship to you and your privacy settings. For example, your family may see images in your photostream that only they can view.
If you have a free account, your photostream will only display the last 200 photos you uploaded, 10 per page. If you have a Pro account, everything is displayed.
Hope that helps...
Ah ok, must have missed that on the flickr page.
Thank you very much!
Mgt
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