Please support another photo shareing service that has Flickr compatible API, like Zooomr http://zooomr.com/ .
I suggest it is easy to change FlickerExport for Zooomr. Zooomr API is very similar to Flickr.
http://trac.zooomr.com/trac/wiki/Zooo...
When exporting photos, if I fill the latitude/longitude fields with coordinates cut'n pasted from Google Earth (e.g. 43°33'58.18"N, 7° 6'53.72"E), this produces errors at the end of the export, telling that FlickrExport wasn't able to set geographic location from the coordinates. It actually took me a while to understand that I needed to click the 'google earth' button once more to set the location in decimal format. I'm just thinking I may not be the only one who made the same mistake.
Can we possibly have it so that flickr export can also (well i guess import ;) ) the flickr tags back to aperture? As it's a lot easier to edit the meta data for name/description in flickr than in aperture. I think this would be a wonderful feature! Or even if you update the meta on an image in your aperture library, you can have flickr export push it right to flickr...
Like several people, I'm sure, I regularly make changes to the pictures in my library not modifying the actual picture (adding tags, ratings, geolocation ...)
I think it would be a good idea to have an option to update only the metadata from an already uploaded picture.
For now, if you want to update any data in a picture, you have to replace this picture.
It can work for a few pictures, but it's unusable if you want to update several hundreds of pictures at once
I could see it working by being replacing the checkbox "replace picture in flickr" with 3 radio buttons : "upload new", "replace picture", "update metadata only".
And if metadata only was selected, you'd skip the uploading (and possibly the image preparation) part...
Feature Request: I'd love for FlickrExport to retrieve metadata from previously uploaded pictures, and update the Aperture database. e.g. if I've added a title & keywords in Flickr, I'd like to be able to grab them from Flickr and update them back into Aperture.
I'd like more flexibility in transferring Aperture fields into Flickr. Right now there's a preference for filling the Flickr title from either the photo's version name or IPTC headline. My Flickr titles are more like captions than headlines. Could you add an option to populate Flickr Title from IPTC Caption? For that matter, why not have a metadata picker to fill it in?
Also, there's no way to fill in Flickr's description that appears under the photo. I think there would be some use in that.
People sometimes ask if FlickrExport has their Yahoo! password stored locally and whether it can help to regain access to a locked Yahoo! account.
Unfortunately, the answer is no.
FlickrExport stores your Flickr username and an access 'token', which it presents to Flickr when it wants to use your account. When FlickrExport takes you to the Flickr login web page, that's the process of acquiring this token.
Flickr's rationale for this login mechanism is so that you don't give your Yahoo! password to anyone or anything except the Yahoo! login page.
FlickrExport's stored token is not the same as your password, nor can you use it to derive your Yahoo! password. Unfortunately, the only way to regain access to a Yahoo! account is through Yahoo!'s own channels.
FlickrExport has a network debugging mode, which can log the traffic that goes between FlickrExport and Flickr. This can be useful information when FlickrExport is complaining about communication errors with Flickr.
You can turn on debugging by entering the following in the Terminal, for iPhoto:
It took me pretty long to figure out how I'd get GPS tracklogs from a Garmin eTrex onto the Mac and then which format to choose for FlickrEport3. Once I got it all working I wrote it down and thought I'd share it here as well
http://flickr.com/photos/mac/sets/721...
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