Video: a tour of Skitch

I would love an invite.

james(dot)m(dot)dye(at)gmail(dot)com

Gracias!

I have 5 skitch invites for anyone who still need one.

Need an invite here as well
bwana (at) bwana (dot) org

Looks like great app, thw video surely looks great, anybody have an invite?

anton(at)gmail.com

Can I get an invite please I want to have fun too...

This is a no brainer hit with me. No more pasting screenshots into Photoshop just to make a stupid JPG. This app is about efficiency at a much lower cost in terms of system resources. Right now Photoshop is using 75% more virtual memory on my system than Skitch and the process of (for example) capturing a screenshot and sending it via Adium for me just went from approximately one minute to about 7 seconds if I have to open the applications simply to make a JPG. The interface is perfect for an application of small design. Nothing worse than having five inspectors cluttering your screen just to do simple things like pick color or select a tool. If I have to open an inspector just to pick a color, you're wasting my time. Put the tools where they're accessible. The only thing I would have done differently here is put the undo and clear buttons at the top.

I think Skitch is awesome!

#7, David: Fireworks and Photoshop are both apps that cost hundreds of dollars from Adobe. Not to mention the fact that unless Fireworks has FTP uploading capabilities, neither of Adobe's apps make sharing pictures on the web 1/10th as easy as Skitch does. One-click uploading to MySkitch, Flickr, FTP, or a .Mac account *as well* as automatically copying the URL of the shared picture to your clipboard is a powerful thing. Heck, Fireworks and Photoshop can't even access my iSight camera to take a live shot, nor can they access my Aperture or iPhoto libraries.

The "happy talk" at the beginning of these videos is tiresome. It would be nice just to cut to the chase and discuss the app at hand.

can anyone invite me... they said i should beg ;-)
daniel (at) dtech.com.br