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描述
Problem
Cloudinary's free tier has a 10MB upload limit. DSLR/iPhone photos exceeds the limit set by Cloudinary. Paid plans lift the limit, but that's not a path I want to take right now.
What I was building
A Next.js page that pulls photos from Cloudinary, reads EXIF metadata (date, camera settings), and displays them. The photos come straight from the iPhone with no editing or compression applied.
Why this doesn't work on free
Cloudinary's free tier caps individual uploads at 10MB. Raw HEIC files blow past that. Converting to JPEG before upload defeats the point, I want originals with intact EXIF data.
What I need
An alternative approach that:
- Accepts files over 10MB
- Preserves EXIF metadata
- Works with Next.js
- Has a free or low-cost tier
Options I'm considering: self-hosted storage (S3-compatible like Cloudflare R2), or reading EXIF client-side before upload and storing metadata separately in the DB.