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FlickrExport iPhoto plugin updated
This is one
of my must-have's. The FlickrExport iPhoto plugin has been updated to version 1.3.2. Once you've got this plugin
installed, you can upload photos to your Flickr account (either individually, or in batches) and set their tags,
description, size and more. Version 1.3.2 is mostly a bug fix, but it also extinguishes a problem that was tying up
batch uploads (I was experiencing this issue myself). Plus, it's now universal. [Via Daring Fireball]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dot Flowers said 3:44PM on 3-08-2006
I love Flickr. I wish iWeb leverged this somehow.
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Alex said 4:08PM on 3-08-2006
Stupid Q - how does this work??
Installed it, started iPhoto, selected a photo - what do I do now?
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Victor Agreda, Jr. said 5:18PM on 3-08-2006
yay! This IS a must-have if you use Flickr. Alex, go to the Share menu, and choose Export. There should be a Flickr tab, click on it, and enjoy...
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Bryan said 5:39PM on 3-08-2006
This is a great plugin. Flickr and iPhoto: Separated at birth?
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Alex said 6:05PM on 3-08-2006
Thanks Victor
So much easier doing it all in iPhoto
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arkowi said 6:25PM on 3-08-2006
I have been waiting for this.
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Chris said 11:56PM on 3-08-2006
I installed this app into iPhoto and to be honest, the program took a lot longer to upload a photo than using the main Flickr upload page.
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Virtuous said 11:58PM on 3-08-2006
What's so great about Flickr? Honestly I can't understand the attraction to Flickr.
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Victor Agreda, Jr. said 12:21AM on 3-09-2006
Virtuous, over on Downloadsquad we did a simple survey of what photo service people preferred. Hands down it was Flickr. It's real power is similar to del.icio.us, in that it is a social photo sharing site. I have met several excellent local photogs via Flickr, and made even more connections around the globe as a result. If you are only sharing with family, or just take an occasional snapshot or two, maybe there's no value in it. Personally, I like being able to host my photos for free in various sizes, easily blog those images, and share them with friends... If none of those features (or tags, or the cool zeitgeist doohickey) turn you on, I guess it's not for you.
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