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iPhone 101: Uploading your Pictures to Flickr and printing sites
Uploading pictures from your iPhone to Flickr couldn't be easier. Many photo hosting and printing sites now allow you to upload pictures by email. (Of coure check with your host or printing service to see if they offer this option.) For Flickr, visit flickr.com/account/uploadbyemail. They'll assign you a "secret" email address. Just mail photos from your iPhone to that address and it loads right into your Flickr account. For Costco, mail your images to save@mycostcophotos.com. You'll receive a confirmation letter at the address you used to send the message. The letter includes a link to the Costco Photo Center website where you can print your photo.
Unfortunately, the iPhone automatically scales your images when you choose the Email Photo option. It does this to save the mailbox of the person you're sending your images to. That's great when you're sharing cute pictures of the family or dog. It's not so great when you want to print out your emailed photos. To address this problem, I've written SendPics, a utility that allows you to select a photo from your iPhone and email it at full resolution. You'll find a copy of this utility at iphone.natetrue.com and via Installer.app. Your iPhone must be modded to allow third-party applications in order to take advantage of this utility
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
John said 2:30PM on 9-11-2007
This is the first 3rd party app that actually intrigued me enough to consider mod'ing my iphone. It's a great idea and very useful ability to add.
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Luke said 2:58PM on 9-11-2007
This is great! Thank you!
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Alex said 4:22PM on 9-11-2007
There is an iFlickr app on installer.app now, I don't use Flickr but i'm sure this app is worth a try for anyone that does.
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Bhavesh said 4:32PM on 9-11-2007
Thank you for the Sendpics app! Works great with Phanfare Mobile albums as well.
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Mickey said 5:36PM on 9-11-2007
Sounds like an awesome app! Having half res'ed emailed photos has been a major irritant.
Does your app support attaching multiple photos at one time? cause that would be killler.
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pradeepta said 5:42PM on 9-11-2007
Check out iflick at http://code.google.com/p/iflickr/ , it does a little more.
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brett Ellis said 6:05PM on 9-11-2007
Erica you rock!
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Eugene said 5:12PM on 9-17-2007
Nice app, but if you can do that from all of your photos and not the ones that are in your camera roll that would be even better.
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Pam said 3:39AM on 9-25-2007
Can you use this with an unlocked phone? Anyone tried it?
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Philippe DEWOST said 11:24AM on 10-30-2007
This is great news as it will allow to maximize the iPhone 2 Mpix camera module when use whith a mobile scanning service such as Qipit.
Here is an example of what you get when copying a document with iPhone + Qipit.
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Philippe DEWOST said 11:28AM on 10-30-2007
Forgot the link: http://www.qipit.com/public/pdewost/iphone_qipit
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