Hey guys,

Many of us have asked for a way to post pictures to RCU and other forums from your phone. Now we can and from ANY MOBILE PHONE that has email capability. You can still use your PC and there are no errors to deal with!

I created a web app that allows us to share photos in real time to forums. I made this app because I could not find a good app for photo sharing and collaboration on forums.

Check it out at www.enthuzeus.com

Great for events, build threads, unboxing, or anything you want to share. It's free!

Let me know if you have any questions or feedback! I'm actively improving it.

dubd

Here's an example:

It would be great if we could post pictures from the pc without server error 500. I am not the only one that has problems in posting pictures...

John

John, if you use enthuzeus you won't have to deal with the server error.

With Enthuzeus, you just copy an embed code (like YouTube) and all your future photos will show up automatically.

You can try it out by sending pictures to [email protected]. When you send a photo you will get your own gallery that you can post to a thread.

Sell it to Facebook, I heard they have some cash lying around!

FaceBook... [:@]

I hate posting hobby photos to FaceBook. Another reason I created Enthuzeus.

Nice job! [8D]

Thanks! If you have any problems let
me know!

Thanks very much for that I will post my builds there if it's ok?

That would be awesome!!!

Question? Does the photo stay if your website stops working?

Reason I ask is sometimes you are reading an old thread with good info but the photos are all gone because they where posted on a hosting site rather then RCU.

On the flip side RCU is complete crap compared to other forums. All the people are here but the site it self is very unstable. The only consistent thing is getting errors all the time.

There are alternatives....

There are indeed. . The benefit of Enthuzeus is that it works with any forum. Upload once, share infinitely, just like a YouTube video.

The photos are being hosted on Amazon's cloud infrastructure, so they will still remain there.