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Documentation for FlickrExport for Aperture?
Where is the documentation for FlickrExport for Aperture?
I understand how to use the plug-in, but the preferences are a little confusing. Where can I get more information as the knowledge base is useless.
I understand how to use the plug-in, but the preferences are a little confusing. Where can I get more information as the knowledge base is useless.
I’m confused
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Inappropriate?Hi Simon,
I had hoped to focus the documentation for the Aperture product around people's frequently asked questions. Unfortunately, there haven't been that many consistent problems as there have been one-off things people needed help with.
If there's something specific right now that's confusing you, I'll do my best to help you here. -
Inappropriate?Here are the things I am unsure about in the Preferences...
1 Create tag from lens model metadata
2 After uploading: Add Flickr ID/URL to Aperture (this doesn't seem to add any keyword to my uploaded image in Aperture)
3 Add a keyword, next to 'After uploading' preference - What is this for?
4 Photos that have Flickr IDs.... Uploaded again/Replaced - what is this specifically for?
I’m All excited
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Inappropriate?Hi Simon,
1. If you're using Aperture 2, this preference will pull out the lens model information on your photos and make it into a Flickr tag.
2. These fields are not visible by default. To see them, hit the 'Other' tab at the bottom of the metadata panel and check the box beside 'Flickr ID' and 'Flickr URL'.
3. If you fill this in, the text in the box will be added as an Aperture keyword on the image.
4.FlickrExport can replace a photo on Flickr, if the photo you're exporting has a Flickr ID field as created in #1. If you choose' replaced' for this preference, FlickrExport will open with the Replace radio button selected for images with IDs.
Hope that helps.
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