Filed under: Software, Internet Tools, Universal Binary
Flickr Uploadr 2.3
You are all familiar with Flickr, Yahoo!'s photo sharing site, I assume. Flickr provides Mac users with a free utility to upload, tag, and group photos called Flickr Uploadr. Sadly for Intel Mac users it wasn't a Universal Binary, but the wait is over. Flickr Uploadr 2.3 is a Universal Binary, starts up faster, and has a few new bells and whistles.Flickr Uploadr 2.3 is free.
A few pics of the interface are waiting for you, after the jump.
Photo upload:
Batch upload:
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
eatmytag said 9:42AM on 5-03-2007
I just use 1001. http://kula.jp/software/1001/ Donated even.
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Kevin said 9:56AM on 5-03-2007
There's also this plugin for iPhoto:
http://connectedflow.com/flickrexport
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gentax said 10:51AM on 5-03-2007
that's not completely true...
there's also a lite versione for aperture, and it's free...
check it here
http://connectedflow.com/flickrexport/
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chris said 11:10AM on 5-03-2007
The new version also shows the progress of each individual photo uploading - which is a huge improvement.
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Joel said 2:11PM on 5-03-2007
Flock has photo uploading built-in.
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Robert Nyman said 4:58PM on 5-03-2007
Still no way to select and edit multiple images at the same time (image names, description etc)...
I've pretty much tried all the options on the market, and must say that the uploader in Flock is by far the best one.
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Andreas Tellefsen said 5:19PM on 5-03-2007
I've been waiting for this since I moved to Intel. Been using 1001 since then, but I think this does the job better. Sure 1001 is a lot more than just an uploader, but that's the only thing I use it for. Thanks for the tip :)
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Callum said 5:21PM on 5-03-2007
Can I drag items around in the little viewer once added to the list? This is something that has been missing- just waiting to be added. Also; how about just linking to the images rather than slowly cache-ing them (moving the file around the harddisk) this causes trouble for large batch uploads.
Otherwise- I've tried a few alternative 'third party' Flickr Uploadr-s... i still prefer the beta version of this app. Still, we're getting close.
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Springy said 12:10PM on 5-04-2007
Ugh, my biggest gripes with Uploadr still haven't been addressed, namely:
- Cannot reorder items in the Photo list once imported. Argh.
- Cannot specify settings (besides image resolution) as defaults. ie. I want to default to Friends & Family, but must set this every single time I use the app!
Really, how hard is this to do? Hoping they'll fix this in 3.0.
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dr.amazing said 10:52PM on 10-23-2007
Don't forget juploadr
(btw, FlickrExport is no longer free)
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