Last month, I set up my Epson Photocenter account to put my photos in. I didn't put any in yet cuz I didn't have the time to. So, a few days ago, I decided to put them in. Then near the top of the page, Epson says what percentage of my 100.00 MB space is used up. While I only have 45 photos uploaded to my account total, they say that I've used up 52% of my space already.

My question is, does everybody else who uses Epson Photocenter have the 100.00MB limit? cuz some ppl have a lot of pictures in their photo albums and I'm wondering, "How can they get all those photos in with a 100 MB limit?" Is it something that Epson just changed recently or am I doing something weird?

Any responses will be gratefully appreciated.

im guessing they upgrade to get more storage space...

I use Epson, but I only started recently. I have 71 "photos" (some are images, not actual photos) uploaded and am using only 12% of my account.

I guess your pictures are ridiculously huge. Perhaps you could save space by saving them at a lower jpg quality before uploading. Epson takes any size photo, but when your friends view it, they automatically see a standard size. Yet the large files are taking up all your space for no real reason, unless it's important to you to have super-high quality or super-large photos at your disposal.

They just recently changed and added a limit to the space each user gets.
I have until May 31st (I think) to delete some of my photos or they will ALL be erased and account droped. (I just got an email a few days ago...bummer.)

CP-keeping in mind that I can't upload new photos, how would I be able to change my currently saved photos (on epson) into a lower quality without losing them? (My photos are redicuously huge. :rolleyes: ) Thanks for any help.

CP-keeping in mind that I can't upload new photos, how would I be able to change my currently saved photos (on epson) into a lower quality without losing them? (My photos are redicuously huge. :rolleyes: ) Thanks for any help.Sorry, I have no clue. I don't think you can. You'll probably have to download them, shrink them, then upload them again.