To take photographs on your smartphone or upload existing ones to TWO follow the instructions below.

NOTE: TWO forum accounts are not valid from 07/11/2022

1) Follow this link to go to the camera page:

https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/photo-uploader.aspx

2) You will need to be logged into the TWO website* or use Facebook, Twitter or Google authentication.

3) Select Upload to upload an existing photo or Quick cam to take a new one and upload

4) Photos currently should appear on this page:

https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twoother/sky-eye-gallery.aspx

*You can create a TWO site account here

https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twoother/sky-eye-gallery.aspx

NOTE: A TWO website account will give you advert free access to TWO and the forum for 5 days from initial registration. However, this feature may be withdrawn without notice.  

IMPORTANT
1) The photos are visible to anyone so please don't post family pics etc! The idea is this will provide a view on the weather around the UK. 

2) Your IP address and username is mapped to pic for security reasons

Well done Brian - sounds great.

It does sound great.

There's been many an occasion I've taken a weather-related pic but not ended up posting it because I was out and about and couldn't be bothered uploading it to a photo storage site then opening a post, then hotlinking to the pic.

This sounds much cleaner 

Yes, I ech what the other's have said so far. It sounds like a great tool!

And it's another reason why Android is sooooo much better than iPhone!

Exciting times. Good work Brian. 

A couple of photos have appeared. 

There is an issue with camera rotation at times so for the moment I would suggest using portrait mode.  

https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twoother/sky-eye-live.aspx

My picture of blue sky and clouds was taken was taken with my 10-inch KINDLE FIRE.

I did a test photo which seemed to bugger it up but it is showing again now. Although it thinks I posted it from the North Sea.

Where were you when you took that photo? Your phone suggested lat approx -0.16 deg. 

 

Where were you when you took that photo? Your phone suggested lat approx -0.16 deg. 

Just at home, 53.85N, -1.62W according to Googlemaps...Connected via home WIFI to internet.

Just published a test photo of the Edinburgh sky at 0730 Brian. Hope its worked 👍 This is a brilliant idea

I think I can see it

Looks like a nice day there

On my map it seems to be showing as Cambridge though

edit ** take 2 it's moved to under the W of Weather View

Just published a test photo of the Edinburgh sky at 0730 Brian. Hope its worked 👍 This is a brilliant idea

It didn't get uploaded. There are 2 reasons I can think of:

1) The file could be too big. I can quickly change the upload limit, although it is quite high already so I would be surprised if you have exceeded it. 

2) Your internet connection dropped or timed out

If you get chance can you try again please?

The picture which has uploaded today is one I took earlier in Berkhamsted. It isn't exactly in the right place on the map, but the coordinates are stored correctly in the database so correcting should be a relatively easy task.

https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twoother/sky-eye-live.aspx

I followed the instructions on my phone but nothing at all happened

May be because I am being stupid but I wondered if it is the type of internet connection that matters

I only use my mobile phone very occasionally as PAYG (and as a phone strangely !). I do have internet access but via wi fi and not via 4G. Would this explain it ?

I followed the instructions on my phone but nothing at all happened

May be because I am being stupid but I wondered if it is the type of internet connection that matters

I only use my mobile phone very occasionally as PAYG (and as a phone strangely !). I do have internet access but via wi fi and not via 4G. Would this explain it ?

 

I have successfully tested with Wi-Fi and 4G.Not sure what has happened in your case. There isn't anything logged in the database and no pictures have uploaded. I will try and build in more meaningful feedback so that you can see the error message returned. 

I fixed a problem with longitude coordinates at 13:02 today. For example, if you were at 0.5 deg it was recording 0.05 deg. That fix will not be retrospectively applied to photos.

My picture of blue sky and clouds was taken was taken with my 10-inch KINDLE FIRE.

My Kindle Fire only has a forward facing camera.