Because while Flickr Pro members are getting new features to use,įlickr Makes Changes to Pro and Free Flickr Pro members will now enjoy unlimited storage at full resolution, ad-free browsing, advanced statistics, premier customer support, and partner discounts.Furthermore, increased exposure, a 5K resolution option, and 10 minute videos are arriving in 2019.In contrast, free users will now be limited to storing just 1,000 photos.Which is a huge drop from the 1TB previously offered. That price being the $5.99/month or $49.99/year it costs to use Flickr Pro. Naturally.Flickr Puts a Price on Ambition The new owners of Flickr describe the photo-sharing site as "a place to connect, to discover, and to evolve as photographers and lovers of photography." And claim that "this newly-independent community can shape the future of photography itself." Unfortunately, such heady ambitions come at a price. Which is good news for Pro users, and bad news for free users Flickr Limits Free Users to 1 000 Photos MUO Flickr Limits Free Users to 1 000 Photos The new owners of Flickr are making changes.While Pro users are gaining features, free users are being limited to 1,000 photos.In April 2018, for an undisclosed sum of money.Now, six months on, SmugMug is making changes to Flickr in order to make a return on its investment.
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