Export to Flickr
I use the new version of iPhoto. When I want to export a picture I invariably get the export option trying to open my Flickr account. This option which I have not selected will continue indefinitely until I use Force Quit to get out of iPhoto. Clearly this is not the way iPhoto export is supposed to work so how can I get Export to open up a clear option box???
Thank you
Mike
Yes, but I have one difference from your scenario:
5: The Export box opens along with another box labelled Flickr Identification with a rotating blue pole below. On the foot of the Export box there is a sentence saying Flickrexport 2.0.15 for iPhoto
I don't have that. I googled "Flickrexport 2.0.15 for iPhoto" and that brings me to
http://connectedflow.com/flickrexport/iphoto/"
which is a 3rd party plug-in. I also noted that this plug-in is now at 3.1.1
So, your problem is caused by an out of date 3rd party plug-in. You need to remove it or update it.
Regards
TD
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Date/Time: 2012-09-08 14:09:39 +0200
OS Version: 10.8.1 (Build 12B19)
Architecture: x86_64
Report Version: 11
Command: Aperture
Path: /Applications/Aperture.app/Contents/MacOS/Aperture
Version: 3.3.2 (3.3.2)
Build Version: 4
Project Name: Aperture
Source Version: 265039000000000
App Item ID: 408981426
App External ID: 9411464
Parent: launchd [98]
PID: 780
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Duration: 1.92s
Steps: 20 (100ms sampling interval)
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Pageins: 2 pages
Pageouts: 0 pages
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Architecture: x86_64
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EXIF data filtered when exporting to Flickr
I've noticed that some EXIF data seems to be filtered out when exporting photos to Flickr via Aperture's built-in Flick exporter.
For example, if I export same photo using Flickr's upload page, then using Aperture's built-in Flickr exporter, then re-download original back to my computer, the fields like "lens size" are missing from the copy exported by Aperture.
There's few other fields that are silently filtered out by Aperture. Looking at the differences between two copies of the same photo re-downloaded back from Flickr, examples include fields such as digital zoom, subject distance, focus mode, macro mode, firmware version, serial number, owner name (and the list goes on)...
While one could argue that some fields contain personal information, there's my real name on my Flickr account, so having serial number or owner name in EXIF data removed is kind of pointless for my use case. Also, there's tons of photos I exported in the past to various photo sharing sites containing these headers anyhow.
I'd really like to preserve some interesting and useful (technical) fields such as lens size or subject distance. Is there a way to tell Aperture "I don't care, the world already knows this stuff, don't filter EXIF info when exporting"?Hi Raja,
Not sure, what version are you in, but must not be in latest.
You have to write a e-text to get csv/txt of the desired format.
By default, if you are not in latest version, you will see some data when you select csv without E-text template -
Stacks and exporting to Flickr
I'm fairly sure this is pilot error, but I can't see where I'm going wrong...first, let me describe what I want to do.
I have a RAW image called "A.NEF" (Nikon D300 RAW). I want to edit it externally in CS5 (could be any editor). When it comes back to Aperture, I now have a file called A.TIF. I really want those to be stacked together - sometimes I shoot multiple images of the same thing (different settings, etc.), so I might have "A", "B", "C", etc. It's really important for me to know that the TIF file came from "A". By the way, I end up having to change the version name for A.TIF because otherwise, it gets posted to Flickr as A.TIF instead of a 'real' name.
So - I stack A.NEF and A.TIF. Great. I have Aperture set up to sync to Flickr, and I created an album called "Aperture Uploads". I highlight A.TIF and drag it into the "Aperture Uploads" album. Now, here is where the crushing disappointment begins... :-((
It ends up dragging the entire stack into the album, not just the one I had highlighted. This means that the original A.NEF and the A.TIF both get uploaded to Flickr. I've also found some odd behavior here - sometimes both of them get uploaded, sometimes it's only one, but there's no consistency.
Can I stack pictures yet still drag a single image from the stack into a Flickr album?I've had this problem as well, and have basically given up on using the Flickr or Facebook built-in exporting. I know this doesn't answer your question, but I just export to my desktop, then upload those to Flickr, Picassa, Facebook or whatever from there.
It seems when I had Flickr and Facebook photo albums in Aperture, they were constantly being updated when nothing had changed on those pictures, and continued even after I found and unchecked the "Automatically check for new published albums" the preferences.
Good luck!
Jeff -
I can not export to Flickr From Bridge
I have installed Adobe Bridge & Photoshop CS6, usiung creative suite.
In the export panel of Bridge all ?i have is Export to hard drive with no options for Flickr which I had on my Windows PC
I am running OSX10.8
I have tried ren
install modules etc nothing works
Can anybody help me please.
AndyYou should get that without any issues.
What option do your get under BR CS6->File>Export To?
Do you anything there that says servcices?
It may happen that those services did not load properly.
So, go to Essentials Workspace-> Export Menu(at the Left Bottom)->Check if you see any option that says "Restart needed"->Click that and restart Br CS6 and then check again.
Let us know in case of same issue. -
Hi!
Perhaps it´s me not seeing it, but when I export photos from Photos to Flickr it is not bringing the tags over to Flickr. Why? - or is there a way of making it doing it??
Kind regards
HenrikGood day ozbogwam,
Unfortunately, tags are currently designed to help an individual user organize their files. There are no shared tags at this point.
From the Acrobat.com Help file, here's how you can use tags:
Organize files using tags
Use tags to categorize files you have access to. You can tag files stored anywhere in your organizer. Adding a tag to a file or removing a tag from a file does not change its permissions or its location. For example, tagging a file stored in a shared workspace does not change who can access the file. Nor does it change permissions for other individuals with access to the file. A file can have multiple tags for quick access. For example, you can tag a file as “Work” to signify that this file is work-related. You can tag the same file as “Urgent” to signify that the file requires immediate attention.
In the organizer, the Tags pane contains some predefined files tagged as Getting Started. Files that have not been tagged and are not part of a shared workspace are listed in Uncategorized Files. The tags you create are listed in alphabetical order.
In the Tags pane of the organizer, click New Tag.
Enter a name for the tag and press Enter.
Tag files using any method described in the onscreen instructions. If you use the file context menu to tag a file, you can tag it with multiple tags. You can also create a tag from the dialog box.
A file can have one or multiple tags.
Delete or rename a tag by opening its context menu and selecting the appropriate command.
All that said, I think this is an excellent feature request and I'll be posting a link to this thread within the Acrobat.com Ideas forum.
Kind regards,
David
Acrobat Community Manager
Adobe Systems
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