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5-02-2008 @ 9:36PM
David Hildreth said...
I'd be a great way of getting CC and non-copyrighted images...
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5-02-2008 @ 10:36PM
Dan said...
It would be if one could download the picture from Visigami or at least select a picture and go to the page it's on (maybe I'm missing something?) If they add that to the application, then I would definitely use it to find photos to use in designs.
5-03-2008 @ 12:27PM
John from Buffalo said...
Ya, because all us photographers love going out in the extreme weather and conditions and wasting our time so other people can profit off our efforts.
Ya, I sure hope they can offer that up.
5-03-2008 @ 4:56PM
Martijn Engler said...
John, if you don't want other people to use your photographs for profit you should license them properly.
David said "cc and non copyrighted", and he did not mention anything about profits.
If a web designer wants to use the pictures for profits, and you don't like that, you should use the non-commercial CC license (or not even CC, for that sake ;-)). It's all up to you.
5-02-2008 @ 10:06PM
Blaktornado said...
"it's little apps like this that make the Mac user experience so much better."
I must agree completely.
You don't get fun little apps like this on Windows and that's one of the reasons why it's nowhere near as good in terms of user experience.
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5-02-2008 @ 10:30PM
crazypenguin said...
sadly, it does not work with tiger, i might upgrade soon, seeing as my birthday is like a week away.
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5-03-2008 @ 7:27PM
robogobo said...
happy birthday!
5-03-2008 @ 12:18AM
Dary said...
is it same the PicLens's Add-ons?
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5-03-2008 @ 9:32AM
Griffin Stewart said...
I like piclens better. By far the best web image browsing experience available. Check it out here:
http://www.piclens.com/site/firefox/mac/
www.jgriffinstewart.com
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5-03-2008 @ 11:35AM
Paul said...
Piclens if great! I will have to check this out too.
5-03-2008 @ 11:02AM
Michael said...
First, thanks again for keeping all us jacked-in to your blog-- well-informed of new, useful, and entertaining information.
Second, I'm going to side with the recommendation. The PicLens recommendation.
PicLens is by far, for any computing category, a best-in-show (hmm, not a bad pun) enhancement to the computing, let alone, browser/image surfing experience.
It's form matches its function. To the Nth degree.
It's definitely a "WOW, look at that app", one of the top twenty I've seen since beginning my computer experience on the Mac, in 1984. Yes, that's right, since the runner threw the hammer.
Thanks again for worthwhile daily reads.
Michael
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